HULL KR: Winning start for Robins
A BRACE from winger Peter Fox and the trusty boot of Michael Dobson helped Justin Morgan's Hull KR side claim a deserved 30-12 win over Salford.
Dobson also added a try to finish with 16 points to add weight to Morgan's claims that this could be a good year for the Robins.
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Peter Fox scores a try against Salford
More than 9,000 fans saw Rovers get their Super League campaign off to a winning start with a five-try attacking performance.
The other tries came from Clint Newton and Jake Webster, playing at stand-off.
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by Andy, Southampton
Tuesday, February 09 2010, 1:51PM
“Hmmm, Kev wouldn't want England's number one and number two at FC? Excellent news.”
by SQUAWK, YOUR BANNED
Monday, February 08 2010, 9:58PM
“Who's ruffled Rufus's feathers?LOL”
by Rufus, Hull
Monday, February 08 2010, 7:09PM
“Another thick Hull fan who cannot read. Try reading the post below again, thicko.
So you judge your forwards ability on the strength of one game do you, a game that nobody could even see? I guess 'FC Kev' was one of the Hull fans wondering if they could go all season unbeaten after winning their first five games of 2009.
As you Hull fans always say, its not how you start, its how you finish.
Oh and congratulations Hull FC on your Grand Final and Challenge Cup wins.
Oooops, sorry, we've only played one game haven't we?
Muppets.
Wonder if Castleford fans think the same after winning at Leeds?”
by FC Kev, KC Stadium
Monday, February 08 2010, 6:14PM
“Are you having a laugh Dufus, None of your forwards could get anywhere near our first team front row now.
I used to rate Vella but he is well past his sell by date.
I wouldnt want any of your current team at the KC !”
by Rufus, Hull
Monday, February 08 2010, 6:08PM
“Derby result will depend on the pitch.
Rovers will win on a fast pitch and Hull will win on a wet pitch.
A combined team of Rovers' backs and Hull's forwards would go pretty close to winning Super League.”