Miloudi does not serve up the same drivel and was actually one of our better performers tonight at least he tried.
At the reserves game last Saturday Miloudi ran the show and was constantly talking and organising.
He seems to be some fans and Coaches scape goat.

His communication from the back was actually ok, numbers were correct in the line, it was inside defenders switching off, players like Thompson having no lateral movement. It was waiting as a defensive line for Warrington to attack us it was grabbing shirts.

Why people are talking about the difference in money spent is beyond me. Tonight wasn't about cash, tonight was about desire, passion, commitment, character, pride and those traits should come for free

I agree, and if he hadn't invested heavily into one of our sponsors, then he wouldn't even be here this year

Last year was already one year too many for him. To give him another year was one of the worst bits of recruitment/retention that I have seen.

He has been an error and missed tackle machine since the start, but you could cope with that because he was such a strong ball carrier. Now he just offers nothing. In fact he borders on being a liability these days.

Warrington are a top notch side, higher quality all round. It's one factor in a defeat of that magnitude as are the other factors you cite. Thompson is a back up second row playing starting centre against a top drawer three quarter line. He can be as passionate as he likes but has neither the skill nor pace to adequately fulfil the role he was asked to. Unfortunately.

No it isn't. You could have pulled 17 people from the crowd and paid them nothing and you would have got a more committed performance than what we saw tonight.

Warrington have a more talented squad than us, but tonight had nothing whatsoever to do with talent.

as dreadful as you were tonight money talks. and the wire backers or chairmen certainly throw theirs around just hope it dosent end up like the premier league

Don't be silly. Gulf in quality -> flurry of early scores - > heads go down - > blah blah blah. Saying we got owned had nothing to do with different squad quality is laughable. 3 of the top 7 Man of Steel points earners so far are from tonight's Warrington side. Maybe the fact they are really good was a factor on their win after all

We were simply diabolical tonight and haven’t in all honesty looked a decent side so far this season. Regardless of the opposition tonight what is alarming is the total lack of any sort of performance or pride from Hull FC tonight.
It’s not just the magnitude but the manner of the defeat that is concerning.
To be quite honest the way we played tonight we would have been beaten by anyone in SL and most likely a few teams in the championship.
Yes Warrington were very good and it was always going to be a tough ask but we were beaten before the game had started. Warrington didn’t even have to work hard tonight we gave them far to much time and space and helped them continually by giving up cheap ball by errors or penalties but what’s new. Our line speed is shocking and give up territory far too easily because of it.
Tonight had nothing to do with Warrington being far better we just didn’t or weren’t able to get up for the game and didn’t even put up a fight whatsoever.

It’s certainly been a couple of record breaking years!

Wire may have money, but we’re in a salary cap sport. We shouldn’t be having record defeats inflicted on us.
It’s not Man City versus Crawley Town.

I find it a bit galling blaming the injuries again. Wasn’t our failed recruitment/ retention policy based on not having these problems again?

I’d say I’m fed up of hearing it, but I’m past caring now.

I doubt it, but they will be up there in the top 2 if they can field the squad they had tonight I would think. We have a mediocre squad and half a dozen injuries. I don't disagree with your points on our tactical inadequacies but as said before asking, for example, a back up back rower to play starting centre against a Top 2 three quarter line is asking for trouble even if he tries really really hard.

I think it's utter drivel to suggest that Warrington's quality differential had nothing to do with our heavy defeat.