I have so much confidence in JC
We’ve always needed that world class coach
from Australia ! I’ve said that many times and
JC is world class and we’ve done so well to
land him for sure.

It’s clear Andrew T is expecting great things.
He plays it down but believe you me , guys worth
£180m are winners deep down and that drives them.

Shane Richo was an incredible CEO but left all too
soon.

You Tube shows an extra 15 mins so worth the watch.

I am so excited and the coach is always the
X factor and he has it and we now have CASH!

That helps massively.

The Barometer this year makes an allowance for
JC and his new arrival time.
So just this one season I’m working on a new

11 game barometer

We will finish 1 place around where we are after
11 matches.

Absolutely. I mentioned that on here just before the forum. AP called it stadium branding and we’ve taken a decision not to spend on it. With Covid and such it was likely the right call and hopefully now might be able to make it more like home again. Hardly fair if City pay for these things (the tiger print on the stairs for instance) if Hull got it for free. Get things sorted on the pitch and then I’m sure the other stuff will follow.

I especially enjoyed the bit where AT mentioned about a conversation he had with Nigel Wood?

With both Hull clubs cashed up and with good coaches there clashes will be the hottest tickets North of the Trent

We are lucky to play at one of the best stadiums in the North of England. We might not own the ground but therein lies the business opportunity. To compare our clubs situation to that of the unwashed across the river (as so many of them do) is futile. Both clubs have been close to liquidation over the years and have dealt with the situation in different ways due to the circumstances at the time. A SWOT analysis of any business would reveal premises ownership to be in both the Strengths and Weakness column. Hull FC doesn't have the capital costs of stadium purchase or the maintenance, cleaning, refurbishment and revenue costs (as they are included as set costs in the lease agreement) of maintaining a deprecating stadium asset. Providing the club ensures that revenue streams increase and exceed revenue costs over a counting periods Hull FC is a financially viable business. The business opportunities will be realised by improving first team performance and improvement of community involvement. This will see increasing attendances which will drive the other elements of the match day experience.
All of this "Hull City's tenants" stuff is complete nonsense. Hull FC at the best stadium in the league is good for all parties concerned. Even Paul Lakin recognises it, which leaves him out of sync with the majority if his club's supporter base!

I think it's fairly obvious Pearson, just run out of cash, went all out signing players just before covid and it was pretty much downhill from there, made some poor decisions with coaches too.

But he has kept us a float and we are still in SL and found us what seems like good RL owners.