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blackandwhites home of the dentist's diary skip to content home the dentists diary diary archive useful sites forums official super league website rlfans.com hull fc shop the dentist’s diary – 615th posted on february 3, 2019 by admin heart-breaking in the end? yes, but passionate, valiant and packed with heaps of endeavour too; for we certainly had a go!! you can’t always win, but all the qualities we as fans ask for where there is abundance on friday. it was a loss at the toughest of places to be defeated, but the hope of better things to come still burns on for another week at least. rovers were playing at somewhere around their first choice roster, but we have much more to come. despite a derby loss to start the season off, with the heartbreak that brings, the depleted ranks that took to the field, played with pride in the fans and the badge and should be proud of themselves. we could ask no more as spectators, for it was a fine effort against all the odds and it almost came off! with only 8 tackles missed in the whole game it was a tenacious performance and when you take away the heartbreak of that finish, if we’re honest, it probably still ended up a lot better than any of us thought it would! but at least it’s out of the way and we escaped with our pride and credibility intact! you know, this week jurgen klopp said, “i can never ever enjoy being involved so closely with the premiership title race”, probably i would guess, because he is so anxious, stressed and involved in it all and indeed in the weight of expectation it brings. and you know what? i get that completely, because i’m afraid these days, i can’t ever truly ‘enjoy’ a derby game either and i doubt i ever will again! perhaps once in the dim and distant past i used to be able to go along, enjoy the spectacle, revel in the occasion and appreciate it for what it was; just another game. however, just like mr klopp, for me that’s all changed. i can survive it, just about, and enjoy the result if we manage to win and if we lose, i’m disappointed, but strangely relieved that its all over as well! in fact, all my analogies of watching from behind the sofa or through my fingers, really are, for me, completely authentic and truth be known, most of the time i’d just rather not watch at all!! that said, i did watch and i have to say i was heartbroken at the end. however, that’s a feeling that only lasts as long as the circumstances that surround it, allow it to. once i’d stepped back a bit, i realised we actually almost prevailed against all the odds, the heart and spirit was quite amazing and with a bit better discipline and a couple of creative players back to help the over-worked sneyd, we would have won. so for this fan its onwards to thursday!!! continue reading → the dentist’s diary – 614th posted on january 27, 2019 by admin here beginneth the 2019 season! this is it, here we go and it all starts again on friday and at the most difficult of places to play. we all have to get right behind the boys, be we watching at home behind the settee, in the seats at caravan park watching through our fingers, or stood there braced against the elements in the beirut end of the land that time forgot. it’s a massive test of a weakened fc team, but make no mistake about it, we have to be up for it because the game is so important to us as a club! like it or not and play it down if you will, but i’ve gone out of my way to speak to dozens of fans over the past few weeks and just about everyone agrees that this is a watershed season for the black and whites. what’s more, with so many out of contract players this year, not to forget the whole coaching staff seeing their deals expire at the conclusion of the season, for everyone inside the club and out on the terraces, a good start to the campaign is an imperative. we have all stumped up again for our passes, but confidence amongst the fans is probably best described as wobbly at present. even with a fully fit squad it would have been difficult, as we have to navigate a torrid looking start to the season that combines beginning with a derby on the road, with games against sides like castleford tigers, wigan warriors, huddersfield giants and leeds rhinos, all of whom have big ambitions. so, not only is a good start needed for the players and those soon to be out of contract coaching staff, but it’s also important for us lot, for the club has now to inject some self-assurance and belief back into the faithful. a win on friday would do so much!!! no one is panicking after the end of last season and there is a fragile calm amongst the supporters right now, but boy it’s going to be tough and we all have to do what we can to get behind the players, to give them our support, rally around the team and hope!! we all know that this squad has it in them and we have to do what we can to bring it out! sometime, in life, it’s not what you achieve, but what you overcome on the way to achieving it, that can really make you great. continue reading → the dentist’s diary – 613th posted on january 20, 2019 by admin r.i.p. wilf as you’ll all probably know by now, the death was announced last week of one of my all-time rugby heroes as wilf rosenberg passed away aged 84 in israel. you’ll also be aware of what his memory means to me, indeed i have adopted his name as a pseudonym to write this drivel for the last 14 years. i did that as a tribute to a bloke who, although he only turned out for us for four seasons, will be remembered for ever by anyone who ever saw him play. for us lucky, lucky guys who saw him perform, his memory lives on. as with paul woods, alf macklin, ronnie wileman, garry pearce and a host of other heroes of our back pages as fans, it’s not always the longest serving, highest scoring or internationally acclaimed that are indelibly stamped on our memories, but rather those who were characters, brave beyond the call of duty, massive servants or extraordinary talents that are retained and so it is with wilf. as the club sadly didn’t see fit to feature him on their website this week, there’s quite a bit about wilf in this edition of the diary and i hope you’ll excuse me for that. as with many of you reading this i’m sure, i’ll always remember him out there on the wing, on damp december afternoons in the gloom of the boulevard, often 3ft off the ground flying towards the try line. it’s now almost 56 years since he last played for hull fc and perhaps i was an impressionable youth, perhaps time distorts and sugar coats our memories, perhaps i’m just a silly old fart, but when, for the umpteenth time again last week, i saw that (only existing) grainy footage of him on youtube playing for leeds, it brought it all back again. from the correspondence i have received from those who, like me, saw wilf play, it would appear that i’m certainly not the only silly old fart about either!!! continue reading → the dentist’s diary – 612th posted on january 13, 2019 by admin two weeks on friday and we’re off!!!! next week it’s saints in our final warm up game before we are plunged straight into a season which will, i’m sure, be tough going for everyone at the club. although great for the two danny’s the game at wakefield was always going to be a bit of a lottery with 51 players being initially named to take the field and although it was good to get more first teamers out there to honour the two stalwarts of our game, it was always going to be hard to judge our chances that much; that’s something that we will only really be able to gauge on 1st february. this week was all about a step up, a bit of game time for some first teamers, dusting off the cobwebs and avoiding injuries. at least we ticked the first three boxes! the fairy tale at least unfolded from the off as both testimonial beneficiaries scored the first two tries and what are the chances of that eh? the game did its job as well, but as for what’s ahead in 2019 for hull fc and indeed what our starting line-up will be, there

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Registrant:
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