The season is not over Now Hull can concentrate on the league .Staying up is the main thing .The last thing we want is to get relegated

As a season pass holder, yes I do attend games. I also possess a phone with internet access



As Dave K said, an angry response. But realistically what have we now to play for this season? Not good enough to threaten Leeds, Saints, Wire, Wigan. Been beaten by rejuvenated Widnes and Cas.

Not going to attract bums on seats for a succession of dead rubbers. So the big question here is, should the dead wood in the team be shown the door now and get as much experience into the players who are the future, or do we tread water until September?

So you're right, and Radford is wrong, whatever the reason might be?
Sadly, we are now living in a world where everything is "someone else's fault".

Not at all. I am merely giving an opinion on the matter just as you are giving your own opinion on the matter. I am not claiming to be right nor am I claiming to be wrong.

What about sentiment applied to younger players who continue to make mistakes that cost games? Is that type of sentiment ok?

If a player plays to the required standard it's irrelevant how old they are. If it's a younger player all the better for the future but age should never be the primary selection factor.

Wouldn't call it a grand statement at all......grand statements are left to the nutcase at Salford and as for miserable...far from it...only time I'm miserable is when I read a post off you

you could always add me to your foes list!!

keep smiling baldy

Always smile me....why be miserable..I leave that to knobs like you.

hey mate, I'm not miserable, next time you see me, come over and have a pint, you'll find I am quite a happy bloke. I just don't have black and white spectacles

Got to see you at a match 1st......err,I don't wear them and say it as I see it but we aren't as bad as people make out and can see signs that we can challenge and our youth system is starting to kick in and will benefit us but some people want it now.

Going out of the cup is a big deal, given we've made the final a few times in the last decade and know what kind of positive impact it has on the club. It's a huge opportunity missed with the draw opening up.

We don't have the squad to win a GF, and although Radford doesn't reference it (fair play to him), we do have something of a mid season injury crisis with 9 players sidelined. Unless we get a roll on in the next few games, our ambitions will be limited to scraping the 8. If we get some bodies back, bring in a decent new signing as rumoured, and have a good Easter period, we can maybe look to push further up.

I think Radford and Last are doing OK so far. Positives for me are the commitment to playing players in form, searing honesty in interviews and setting higher standards in training and conditioning. I did wonder about getting a football conditioner in, but we look in good shape.

It will be very interesting to see Radford's recruitment for next year, particularly in the pivots. Could see him sticking with Miller, getting in a 6, Rankin as cover at 1/6/7. Really hope Azza stays another year too.