Quote: The Dentist Wilf "Well that's it I guess having watched that, we are pretty much at rock bottom now, although that may yet come on Saturday, with a somewhat resurgent London eying another two points but the one big hope (that in truth and all logic we were never ever going to pull off I mean would you come and play for us if you were that talented?) hasn't happened but as always in those situations its the hope that has killed you, but we are, despite a few scatter. gun signings and some outstanding youth, really in a hole and for this fan the end of the season can't come quickly enough. Years of under investment and replacing class with also rans season on season has come home to roost. The saddest thing of all is that you don't have to look far in this City to see what can be done with incremental year on year improvement and a bit of investment at the right time. We are all still behind our club for where else can you go but its all pretty heartbreaking at present and we really do need a lift.'"
No where near rock bottom, things were defiantly worse at the start the of the season.
Smith as coach
Full cap squad and all quota places used
No sign of any investment
Games over by 20 mins
Whilst now we have some great youngsters who have proved they are SL standard
New coaching staff
Better players coming in
No huge loss of quality players next season
Money available to spend on players including marquees.
Rovers are a good example it took them 4 years to get where they are where nearly relegated in 2019 and finished bottom in 2020, they have built and it will be similar for Hull, although we are in a much better position than what they were with the young players coming through.
Think there are a lot of positives at the club (negatives too) but we have come along way in 6 months, but it will be a long journey yet, which the club and Myler know.