Hull confirm Longy in hospital with a dislocated shoulder.

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When Long has been injured in the past - Agar has valued his input. Most coaches don't train - they instruct. Just think this could be focussed into Ellis for next season in an attempt to actually have him ready. If he arrives at the end of this season as he's playing now, there's no way he's ready to take up the mantle.

Hope your right, fear your not.

They've only released that as a excuse to why we lost.

My thoughts exactly. They should be ashamed.

Just said the same,

He'll need physio, maybe a operation, he'll get that sorted before he gets to training.

The coaches get together before and after training, how's longy going to get to the meetings? He can't drive.

I'm not sure if you kept the said game on your Sky +, but the camera picked up certain Hull fans waving him (Briscoe) off the pitch. And I'm not sure it was because they hold him still in such high regards. As said, it happens, it's not right, but it does.

Also, I know you said in recent memory, but some Hull fans still rejoice to this day in Millward having his jaw broken at Wembley and I'm certain Andy Dannat was held in a smilair high regard to Briscoe after he 'sorted out' Hanley back in the day. Was that a broken jaw if my memory is correct?

The ambulance was weaving through the spectators after the match. Must have taken their time trying to get it back in before it was called. Poor Longy.

Thing is Churchill - you are right in that there are a few morons who support every team - i.e. the idiot (be it Black and White or Red and White) who chucked the bottle today. Or the brain-dead few who waved bye bye to Briscoe, don't have footage, so can't comment. Or the lighter-chucker at Wigan.

But what was so shameful was that it was [iall[/i the East Stand wishing Long well today. Thousands of them. The sheer numbers make the difference and undermine you argument - you [ihave[/i no argument with this one.

He's had a bad run of luck with injuries hasn't he. I quite agree, poor kid.

Long has been injury prone throughout his entire career, he's just unlucky in that respect.

I'm not trying to argue the point, I think we've agreed it happens. Be it by a few or a few thousand.

I see you are still spouting your usual drivel.

If Long had turned up, put his feet up and basically said, right I am here for a holiday, then yes, he would have been a waste of money. I can't remember there being much opposition to the signing of Long when it was announced, hence indicating that no one thought it was going to be a waste of money then.

Chris Thorman was a waste of money as he was not fit for purpose.

Sean Long hasn't let the side down, he has copped a few bad injuries.

But hey, you keep beleiving that your think you know more than you actually do, that your personal crusade actually means something and that you being "up for a protest" will actually change anything.