The conditioner seemed to have the players in shape at the start of the season.....

I'm perfectly calm. I hadn't read your correction when I posted.

The second part wasn't aimed at you anyway, it just happened to be a convenient place to make the point.

If the players where having recurring injuries of the same problem then you could possibly aim it at the physio as far as I am aware apart from being the busiest member of staff on the payroll most have not been recurring.

Also not sure he was here when Jason Smith was here, though time does fly so he might have been.

He was up for renewal same time as Mallo so maybe he was, but most players have nothing but praise for him.

The physio during Jason Smith's time at the club was Keith Warner.

Around the same time Glen Workman was the Conditioner and Mallinson was Alliance Coach.

Another theory bites the dust. Ah well.

I'm gonna link this to the coaching for the sake of me wanting a change in coaching!

Perhaps we are teaching poor technique, which is leading to players getting themselves into dangerous situations.
That, as well as the management of players. Picking players that are not fully fit is asking for injuries. Are we playing players that should be resting more often than not, leading to longer term injuries down the line?
Maybe we just sign injury prone players?!

I do agree with one of the other posters though that this can't be just bad luck. It's happened too often over the course of the last few years.

Cheggers!!
Keith was an icon!

Hull are not fit enough showed against huddersfield, look at carvell hardly missed a game at Wire , I think they dont train properly and yes i have being to watch them train . I believe alot of the players are not professional enough . Too many people do not believe how much that makes a difference as their lifestyle can affect them

did he

(never so the reply before me )

just out of interest, have many dragged any Manu will not be coming off the quota threads up