Make no mistake about it, we are in serious trouble and i don't think this group have the fight in them to escape relegation

Imagine being Pearson and having to pay that bunch of feckless clowns after that performance, I wouldn't be able to look him in the eyes after collecting my pay cheque knowing I'd just not bothered doing my job. Any other career you'd be disciplined, just as this lot should be for impersonating a "professional" rugby team.

I want to see an awful lot of them dropped because they don't deserve to be playing. But then at the same time if we drop them it means they're getting paid a good wage to sit on their every weekend instead of been involved in the tough games, which this lazy bunch would probably absolutely love.
Paying them off to get rid also means they'll get a nice payout bland an early retirement, which is seems pretty clear that's what a few of them must be hoping for.
Contracts give these players too much security and comfort. No matter how much effort they put in they'll still get paid, whether they're playing first team or not.

They're both better players now they're out of the FC environment, wasn't Abdul's nickname at FC 'kebabdul' due his lack of fitness whilst with us?

Dan not holding back.

"Forget making changes for next year, Hull FC need to be working on making immediate changes. Luckily, they are - there’s just one problem; they’re looking to trade off last night's mucky kebab when they want a fillet steak in return".

Can't argue with that!

With Abdull we already had Sneyd and you can't play both together, and there was no way Lance Todd winning Sneyd was going to be ditched. It was just the wrong time.

Also I think Hull let Litten go before 6 again was a thing? And he's the ideal player for that rule.

Anger seems to have given him extra eloquence - that is a memorable, well-crafted line.

The beauty of the English language that we bestowed on our planet.

Whatever. We are just enjoying the moment and looking forward to a brighter future. How or if that developed or whether we win anything only time will tell. Your misery makes our joy even sweeter
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Quote: Mild Rover "Anger seems to have given him extra eloquence - that is a memorable, well-crafted line.'" He's good. That reminds me (digression I know) - I thought of you when I read this article from Dan's opposite number and welcome your critique. Which do you like the best, the creepy headline, the comma confetti, or the "gagging for it" turn of phrase at the end? https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/r ... n=sharebar

Quote: Mild Rover "Anger seems to have given him extra eloquence - that is a memorable, well-crafted line.'" He's good. That reminds me (digression I know) - I thought of you when I read this article from Dan's opposite number and welcome your critique. Which do you like the best, the creepy headline, the comma confetti, or the "gagging for it" turn of phrase at the end? https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/r ... n=sharebar

When we need your expert opinion on Hull Fc we'll ask. Soon as we pick up which could be next year you will soon disappear down your hole. By the way well done on yesterday you have a good team there

Embarrassing afternoon to say the least. Completely unacceptable in fact, arguably the worst performance in derby history, at least by ourselves.

They look to me like they have down tools and are simply going through the motions until their inevitable departure at the end of the year. I will be surprised if we win 4 more games this year, although where those 4 wins would come I have no idea. Right now, we look incapable of beating anyone. Even Wakefield, with all their problems, I would only make a 50/50 game. For the rest of SL we must look like easy pickings, 2pts to be gathered in with ease.

As for our nearest and dearest, I have a suspicion they will reach one of the two major finals later this year. They look solid and more than capable of upsetting anyone. Whether they actually win the major final is another matter, dependent on opponent, form, weather, ability to handle the big occasion, but I do have a feeling they will reach either Wembley or OT.

We, quite obviously, won't be!

I agree. Saints definitely off the boil makes it a far more level playing field this year. Bit reminiscent of us in 2016 - good squad, almost no injuries - why not?

Well they say every dog has his day. And let's face they are dogs (and rabid ones at that, looking at the goings on in the West Stand).