Not fit IMO. Did his job, and still think that's his position, but still didn't look fully fit.

Looks like he did his job despite not being 100%. All credit to him after last weeks treatment. Got to be tough mentally thinking the next hit could be a repeat of the assault he suffered from Westwood.

Im not convinced by him at centre, I recon he would be better at 1 or 6

Seems very similar to Jack Bird in the NRL for me, both seem to be able to do a bit of everything but dont really fit any typical positions

On the flip side , to turn that frown upside down, a multi faceted player whom given injuries and specific tactics can play several positions.

Im not saying it is a bad thing for us, but probably not great for him personally

I'd like to see him bulk up and be a strong running LF. He's an excellent runner with a big frame.

Not sure on that tbh. Whilst I think he will eventually nail down a spot, be it second row, loose, hb or centre, with his jack of all attributes, he could have a very fruitful career.

I couldn't agree more with you. It seems that Moon will be 7 next season with possible Lilley at 6. Would definitely have him at 13.

Sadly no one knows who will be playing where next season.

Yep, he'd be a great attacking loose forward IMO. He's nowhere near ready to make the required 30 tackles a game, so he's best used as a utility player at the moment, and bulking up in the off season

Who is the brains behind seating arrangements at Hull FC?
A total idiot I presume.
Fans not being allowed to sit with family and friends because they have come through a different entry gate.
Why not just put the Leeds following behind the sticks - all together rather than segregating them and lining up a string of numpties to create a Berlin Wall.
To the chief female steward in the orange jacket, start taking the medication now love because when you hit the menopause God help mankind.
To Hull FC get a Health and Safety official with some common sense.
Great win though.

Correct

Was a shambles and poor organisation from the stadium management. Did make me smile that there was more segregation between the two sets of Leeds fans than separating home and away fans

I can see your frustration here, but also understand why Hull FC do what they do. Having a 25,000 seater stadium which is 40%-60% full can create a poor atmosphere if it's not managed. I think they normally close the north stand and west stand upper tier, to kind of turn it into a smaller stadium and seem fuller/create a better atmosphere. As Leeds had a large following we must have used up our east stand allocation, so part of the north stand was opened up. This could have and should have been communicated to fans, so they knew they might not be sitting together if turning up in groups some with and some without tickets.

Why was Sutcliffe allowed to play despite failing a HIA less than 7 days ago?

What are the rules regarding concussion?