Really smarting isn't it.

If it gets Radford the sack, it could be a great result for us, you will be stuck with Sandy though.

This is not a hull v rovers thing I'm just sick of reading about his constantly pretending to be in the know and lees best mate he's not pals with lee at all and I reckon lee would cringe about the fact that Easthull fc fan tastes radders food before he does I know lee personally and he would cringe if he saw wat was wrote....btw Paul I bumped into an old mate up greatfield the other week he said he misses u and can't wait to bump into you

Funnily enough as a supporter of hull FC for far too long I'd like Rovers to be saying this about us. Our record against them in SL is frankly appalling. We were promised by Radford that gutless defeats against them would be a thing of the past. So far he has won the only "friendly" that mattered.
I personally couldn't give a flying about friendliest. League games and cup games are all that matter to me. So enjoy your joke. It's wearing very very thin now.
If I was a Rovers fan I'd be p155ing myself.

I'm still not convinced with Sandercock as a head coach as much as I'm not convinced Radford is a head coach either. Rovers team on paper is quite strong, and should not just be scrapping for 8th, Hull are probably in their rightful position for the team available, so hastening the sack on Radford is a bit extreme this early.

I'm waiting for a pm now

A bit extreme? more like essential.

Looks like there is a lot of uncertainty in Wayne Bennett's future at the Knights. Now that would be a statement of intent. Never happen not just because he would probably be offered the next NRL job available, but also family reasons. How great would it be though to be finally excited about a signing. With the current salary cap that is less and less likely to be for a player, why not focus on spending money on a top coach to get fans interested again.

it just shows what happens when you bring in an experienced coach when you look at what's going on at Castleford.

Exactly, a great example of the collective team being better than the sum of all the individual parts. They just do all the little things really well and play great rugby. It's the number of options that they have, lots of angles and runners, its not that hard to see why it works.

But that's just one example,

I could probably show you loads of examples where experienced coaches have failed. And there's likely to be instances when inexperienced coaches were a success.

I disagree, I feel our team is better on paper than it's doing, it's not massively different to last year, in fact in areas such as the pack it's stronger. No way should we have gone this backwards.

Considering Castleford have lost their top player, and haven't revamped their playing roster.

Maybe AP should take note.

You are right, but I'd bet a coaching team of Radford and Last has to be one if the most inexperienced team in SL history.