You could do with Tony Smith from your beloved neighbours.
He' turned both Leeds and Wire into winning sides and he could do the same with FC.

Of all the current SL coaches, he would be as good as it gets. Maybe even Shaun Wane, to run alongside his international responsibilities.
With FC having such a strong physical side, he would have you playing hard and winning silverware.

Outside that, you may end up with a current Aussie assistant but, if they are successful, invariably, they tend to look for a head coach position back home.

If we're to bring in someone external, the likelihood is it'll be an NRL assistant I think, but it's still a bit of a gamble. As someone on the Hull forum barked at me, "what about McGuire, Robinson or Holbrook", yeh, true, but for each one of them there's at least one David Furner.

The next coach is critical for the club. There's been some heavy investment into the playing squad this year and we need the right man to capitalise on it.

If Leeds by far and away the best-supported team in SL can't manage 30k I see no possible chance that HUll could, possibly one of the most OTT comments I've ever seen on here and that's saying something! I get your point in that they are definitely one of the most viable teams in SL but 30k! Other than against an on-form HKR or at a pinch playoff game against say, Leeds, not a chance IMO.

KCOM holds 25k, so we'd struggle hitting 30k, but rather than focusing on that, I think his point was more that Hull as a club have been chronic underachievers for years, and can a top coach be the catalyst to waking up a sleeping giant and the club can reach it's full potential.

Calling Hull a sleeping giant might be a bit much, certainly it's a club not fully conscious.

It actually aounded to me like Radford was more than ready to walk after that display. As if that was the straw that broke his back. Pearson said something to the effect of "Lee doesn't suffer fools lightly" and that gave the impression that after that tripe served up by his side he was personally done with the job and probably told Pearson afterward that he was off.

Yes he did. That’s exactly what he said.

Out of interest, why do you care, it has nothing to do with you.

Radford, Watson swap?

no thanks

Radford's been past his sell by date at hull for about 2 seasons. Right decision, wrong way of doing it. They should have parted company at the end of last season, then used the pre-season to rebuild abit. They have a talented squad but there's a soft side and chronic inconsistency, those problems aren't quick fixes as they're cultural, that's the problem. If your squad lacks specific attributes like size, pace or creativity etc you can sign a player to fill the hole, or spend time developing the players. But when the problem is something less tangible, it's a harder fix.

If Hull can entice Watson over there it will kill off Salford

It has just as much to do with me as it does you.

Why are you so desperate to defend such a ridiculous action?

Do you now admit Pearson didn’t tell the players before going on tv to announce the sacking?

Or will you continue to insist black is white.

Some messages from the Hull FC players sum up the what was the issue at the club:

Scott Taylor
"Thanks for everything mate."

Marc Sneyd
"Wishing Rads all the best for the future. Good luck pal."

Josh Griffin
"Thanks for everything mate"

Connor Wynne
"thanks for the two years I’ve known you mate"

Meanwhile Adam Pearson states
""To me, the chemistry between Lee and the side wasn’t there... some relationships in there could have been better."

Looks like a bit of a clique with some coach favourites and some such as the new overseas players not impressed.