Very poor effort. Must try harder.

it's poor on a few levels

1) it's garbage, FC have been looking to leave Brantingham for some time
2) most people would take McRae's opinion on the suitability of training facilities over that of Rule, so if it was McRae's idea then it's valid
3) it seems our friends from the East, including some who really should know better, have nothing more valuable to do with their time than worry about FC's changing (and improving, it's to be hoped) prospects in Super League from 2012

if the KR fans are worried about FC, then it means FC are doing things right

More than 2 years ago Rule was working on the redevelopment of the Boulevard project for FC's training facilities, to relocate the team from Brantingham. Now you're saying it's all McRae's idea and he's fallen out with Rule about it. What an utter fool you are.

Hull have been looking and talking about YPI for months!
Have you thought about writing for comics in future?

Quite funny from somebody who's team have been like Nomads in their search for training facilities,they seemed to have found their spiritual home on Bogroll Park Saltend(next to the sewage farm) but they were even worked off there.

barista, its a sign of weakness to resort to insults. The Boulevard project was always a non-starter, absolutely no way were the old FC Board going to invest in such a project when it was always their aim to sell the club. Don't you just love hindsight!

Wilf, the same goes for you as well. The YPI talks began when AP arrived (in conjunction with the Sirius Academy location) and fell to Mcrae to negotiate. The old regime had plans in place to use Brantingham.

Why was a £1m investment from the NHS negotiated and agreed? Why were Hull FC in advanced talks with the council?

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Let's hear your explanation of this and the "years of work" behind it, including securing a £1m investment from the NHS if it was "Always a non-starter".

So they had lots of negotiations with the NHS, and Hull University and employed projects managers as part of an elaborate 2 year smokescreen then?



How's life under the tinfoil hat?

dabhand, I don't dispute the fact Rovers have been nomads, and I have to say I find it amusing (even ironic) that the fall out at Saltend sort of brought Mike Smith to Rovers - the jury for me is still out on that decision. Life's twists and turns never cease to amaze me. Mind you, for all of the moving from pillar to post its great to see the MS3CP has much improved training facilities.

But a move away from Brantingham is something Rule would never sanction. Do keep up with our new friend.

The level of trolling really has nosedived in recent weeks hasn't it.

Ahh well, only 5 months to the new season.

Not for me, it was genius:

On signing Mason:"Signing a player of Willie's demonstrates our ambition moving forward to become the very best. He is rugby league's David Beckham. We had to do our [udue diligence [/uand we took our time before announcing him as a signing and [uwe wanted to make sure everything was right[/u. He’s not here for the buck.”

February 2011 : HULL KR: Craven Park will be 'unrecognisable' in six months – Mike Smith. Rovers announced they hoped work on the east stand extension will start within the next two weeks.

"Misi has got a real hunger to play at the top level again and we're glad he'll be doing that with us," said Smith.