With Miller on his way to compliment Holdsworth, all of our young players showing mind-blowing potential, a coach with tactical prowess who alongside the chairman, they both understand the structures and nuances that are vital within a club in building a challenging squad - this must be the most promising era I've ever witnessed in supporting Hull FC my whole life.

Here's hoping we can see an increase in attendances that will reflect the good-old days of 2004/05/06, and a return for Pearson's investment in the club. To give him good incentive in keeping him here and the momentum we're gaining for many more years to come.

We need to get the crowds up for sure.

I certainly feel as confident in the club as I have since Cardiff and Old Trafford. Maybe more so, if anything.

Sleeping Giant is waking up.

AP after his interview i thought was a chairman who understands the fans and wants to make it right.

Seasons becoming more like 2006 when we went on that 13 game unbeaten run.

Tonight is how you get crowds back. On TV against the champions, and we were excellent for all to see. Keep it up and they will come.

You only won because the 'Whinos' kept losing their better players to serious injuries.

Anthea Redfearn knows more about RL than you.

I'll still take it.

Team from the western suburbs playing in Black & White , Gentle must feel at home.

Is that the best you got??

Point being?? Who gave them the injuries?? I Remember, our solid defense.

Last time things looked this good was back in 2006 www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5qAU9aPHC8

Last time things looked this good was back in 2006 www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5qAU9aPHC8

Nice try but we actually played better after Watkins and McGuire went off. But only because Hull tired a little and their intensity maybe dropped a notch; they were actually very, very good throughout. And those few mistakes that prevented them scoring more points were of the kind that are very easy to rectify.

The other good thing is that of the 3 return fixtures played in the 2nd half of the season, we've done with Leeds and Wire already.

So losing Chris Green and Mark Omeley during the game and Tom Briscoe playing the full game injured didn't affect us then

Hull's injuries don't count, same as the week before. . The sleeping giant is waking up slowly but surely.