I wonder if Hull see it as a money saving option for a winger/centre cover next year to replace Calders. If he COULD sort his defence out, and its easier as a winger, he is a very good attacking option.

I always had a nagging doubt that releasing him could come back to haunt us, I didnt have any of those doubts on the players we released last season.

although i like calders...hall would be a good wing option..cheap, fast and a good finisher...defence is bab, no doubt..if he could sort that GAME ON..

Rather have Calders and his "chasing back 60 metres to make a tackle" attitude thanks.

cant argue with that, but dont u think that calders attitude actually comes with the fact if he chases back he can tackke the man!!
all im saying is, we could realease calders and save alot of moey on the cap with hall on the wing....and he would do a good job, as far as im concerned hall is the only man at fc who can do something "off the cuff"...

He might be staying, cue loads of backtracking that he's half decent

Salford were after his services a couple of years back too and maybe he is lamenting the decision not to go there.

Cullen at Widnes obviously rates him as well.

2 options for me:
1. Agar backs Hall and plays him in a preferred position for a decent length of time. (never yet happened in his FC career)
2. Hall goes on loan or leaves permanently to develop his game where he'll be less exposed, top of NL1.

Likely to be a 3rd option that happens:
3. More of the same, Hall used by Agar on the right wing, right centre or at full back and then axed whenever the team plays poor.

Hope he goes somewhere he can play in a settled position and be given the time to develop and improve

Yup i agree 100%.......so that would effectively rule out BOTH Hull clubs

Nail. On. Head.