i'll go with the bookies.

I would agree. There is a very, very slim chance that Hull FC will [ionly[/i finish one place above Hull KR. 5 or 6 places is more realistic.

Last season Hull played way below themselves and Hull KR way above. This season both teams will play nearer their true form.

Far too much is being read in to the signing of Sam Moa. A little thing called the salary cap prevents teams from fielding a team a full of superstars (although Warrington seem to be doing their best). Instead a more balanced strategy of signing experienced internationals, solid pro's and young players who could improve is employed. These are then blended with a mature and successful youth set-up and hey presto, you have a competitive side who [ishould[/i be challenging for silverware.

Sam Moa is certainly a young player who could improve and good luck to him. Time will tell if he proves to be a good signing.

Ah not seen you for a long time, not since early 2007 when I spent several posts about why Rovers could nullify Hull's threats to beat them and I was proved 100% correct when Rovers won 42-6 at the KC.

I also remembered stating no-one else other than Paul Cooke could lead Hull's team around the pitch (2007) and I was again proved 100% correct (of course you went on to sign Matty Head who rectified the situation).

You're absolutely deluded and clueless and you haven't got any idea about the game.

You really do love bigging yourself up don't you.
You come on here and all you ever do is act like you know everything to do with Hull FC and KR.

Your the one who is actually deluded and clueless, as you talk $h!te the whole time!

pot and kettle??

Just let them keep thinking about the past. Because the way the club is going they might not have a future to look forward to.