As a supporter of Hull for over sixty five years and more, I have attended many games home and away, many times at Wakey, very rarely seen trouble on the terraces, were real fans contribute, occasionally it has occurred, last time as I posted was a few years back, minor alcohol related stupidity.

Our supporters as duff as our team has been for a decade or more, usually help the coffers of all our opponents with much needed revenue, the guys I travel with are responsible respectful people who take their children and grandchildren with them, long suffering we may be, noisy and supportive most certainly, toxic, get a grip man.

A lot of these internet mindless comments are probably from rogue interlopers who suit their own agenda, and love the hate, this old faithful wishes Truey and Scott all the very best for their efforts over the years and good luck to them at Wakey, probably keeping their own council on social media would be an astute move for young professionals.

And as all at Hull say farewell to these two, a special player of ours Danny Houghton closes in on 450 appearances with never a hint of toxicity, just an ambassador for our great game.

Watching FC totally capitulate against Leeds last night, I hope Trueman has enough gumption to stay on the injured list until their season ends. Why rush himself back to play with a rabble that look like they're already on their holidays? In his interview after Trueman signed Powell more or less said he wouldn't feature for us unless it was an emergency. Better to take as long as possible with this injury and then comes for pre season training

Well put, I remember back in the Pearman days a bus full of FC fans came over to offer us support after we were deducted points, there aren’t many supporters of other clubs that would go out of their way to book a bus and spend n afternoon supporting an other club. And because of that I’ve always had respect for Hull FC fans.

It makes complete sense!
If the option to have him available at Play Off time was there we would have been fools not to take it.

Imagine if we lose Max Jowitt to injury and don’t get Gale or Lino back in time, how stupid would it have been not to take the option of Trueman being available.

Great forward thinking by the club even if we don’t need to use him till next season

Agreed. There is no negative to this.

You are replying to a post I made before it was announced. Of course I get it now I realise the transfer window was a factor.

A rabble, or a team relying on to many young kids and journeymen to help us complete a nightmare of a season, shall we deduct Jakes last two games out of his contract for feigning injury as you suggest, or maybe you’ll personally donate it for him.

Teams end up good or bad depending on management decisions, never the supporters, so why should we penalise the faithful by decrying players to honour contracts if they are deemed fit. What kind of principles do you live by.

I'm pretty sure Dreadnought isn't the one making the decision so not sure why you are having a dig.
He's available to play but Grix himself says he's unlikely to play him......maybe you should share your thoughts with him.

“ I hope Trueman has the gumption to stay on the injured list, till their season ends, pretty much sums up my reason PT.

Hull fans. I remember when Kevin Harkin had the weavers in Ossett (my local then) and even in the late 90s / early 00s, well after he had retired, a bus load of hull fans would turn up on game day in Wakefield to support their old hero.

All I’ve met a great set for me, and always been treated how I would expect to be myself (which is good haha)

Ok I get your point but it's a non argument really.
Trueman isn't going to fake his injury as he was the one who said he wanted to play and Hull aren't going to dock his wages.

In peace PT.

Doesn't think he will be playing in the play-offs... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4rkqWNJzoE

Doesn't think he will be playing in the play-offs... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4rkqWNJzoE

had a chat to him outside the ground today , and he’s a far bigger lad than I expected