Absolutely, I never said otherwise. I think one of the reasons it has gotten worse is the very fact that there are individuals on both sides antagonising each other.

However, what I simply don't understand is appearing to think that when you object to a poster's opinions and/or behaviour, the solution is to then behave just as badly by attacking them in the same way and to hunt for further reasons to do so by consciously or unconsciously interpreting every post in the negative way you expect of them. It doesn't help anything and just makes this board a less pleasant place to be. I think it's one of the reasons it's quieter after we win.

What relevance does a playing career have on coaching ability, though? They're not inherently linked.



How is that any better than the behaviour I complained about and you just agreed with?

If you read my post you'll see I did not suggest he will "turn round" our game but that might be useful extra pair of hands when our lack of resources has been flagged recently as an issue. I don't advocate Agar's return, for clarity.


I've been a defender of Yeaman on here, certainly compared to the majority. A stalwart of the last decade+

This is what I was referring to last week with my assistant coach post.

I cannot make my mind up whether it is a good thing or not. I guess we will find out soon enough.

On here mainly, not everywhere, for clarity

Of course bullying cuts both ways, and like I said, everyone should be able to air their own point of view, whether they are in support of what the club does or against it.

Calling passholders disgusting for supporting the club is just as reprehensible as it would be if the same term were applied to soemone who had chosen not to go in protest.

The point is that everyone should be free to express themselves. I didn't agree myself with the petition as I didn't think it was constructive or particularly effective but if that's what someone wants to do then they're entitled to do it, and shouldn't be vilified for doing so.

The fact is I've always put across an objective viewpoint, never once used abusive or threatening language, don't use the terminology you refer to (apologists/delusional/cuddle crew) yet you still sought to apply your term "negative" to me.

I'm neither "negative" nor "positive". I'm a person with an opinion, and it should be respected whether you agree with it or not.

For me we look under-resourced from a coaching/support perspective. It's whether the resource gaps match Webster's profile.

OK

So, what is your opinion on James Webster as coaching assistant at Hull FC?

Personally can't see it doing any harm, most people have been crying out for an attacking coach, or some help for Radford, wont be everyone's first choice, but certainly not a bad thing

I think that's the point exactly.

Positive move for me, too many people don't differentiate between a head coach and a coaching assistant.

Was always going to struggle at Wakey.

Get him on board to work with the attack and kicking, both areas we do need to tune up despite recent wins, will be good for Horney to work alongside to give him experience.

Spot on mate

Compare Craig Bellamy's on field record against Lee Radfords. How good they were in their playing career has absolutely nothing to do with how they get on as a coach.

Good post. I think this could turn out to be an astute move.