What was really pleasing for me was the way the full team ran over to Horney when he put Pitts over. seems like a really good team spirit.

Its once a season more than the " Seymour being excellent" thread though.

Is it?

He 's been here 1 year, and had quite a few good games early last year. In the Leeds game in particular he absolutely bossed the game against a top side and gave what IMO was the best performance from a Hull halfback in the last 3/4 years.

I,m not denying he's had the odd good game but thats as good as its got with him,even at 34 Sean Long showed in patches far more spark,flair and creativity than he has.IMO.
For the 1 good game against Leeds you mention i think the majority of Hull fans could give you 10 stinkers,and fortunately for the club the coach recognises this(and AP).

Regardless of what PG said post-match I think Seymour is about finished now.
If he wasn't prepared to give Brett a chance, against, let's face it, a pretty shoite Bradford side to get his confidence up with ball in hand then I doubt he's gonna make much of a mark with us.
Was more than happy to see Rich step up to the plate but we've been here before, haven't we?
Two or three games down the line and results have gone against us we'll hear the clamour for a change again.
Hope not, but it wouldn't surprise me to seeing the season unfold a bit like last year with Horne, Seymour and Azza rotating in the role.
Just what we don't need.

I just personally think there's a lot of revisionism/selective opinion amongst many Hull fans once their minds have been made up about a player, and Seymour is simply amongst the latest batch. Yes, at times he's been disappointing (probably even overall), but he has by no means been as awful and as often as is commonly made out, nor has it been entirely his own fault.

Correctomundo.
And if Seymour thought, 'fook it now, I'll sit in the West and take my wages' you could hardly blame him to be honest.

I can't disagree. Some players simply will not now win over the fans unless they put in pretty much perfect performances every week for a couple of years, and that's simply not going to happen. Conversely, there are some who get very little criticism even when it would be justified. Sometimes judgement seems to be made remarkably quickly, too.

Let's hope Seymour does - he's utter gash. One ot two decent games a season is way off what this club should be striving for. Can't believe that some are still trying to promote this guy. The bile spewed about R.Horne has been ridiculous by some on here and plenty of humble pie should have been consumed come Sunday evening.

R.Horne has been crying out to play alongisde an organising general since Cooke left. He's been asked by succesive coaches to provide something he can't. Now with Holdsworth he can just go out there and play a natural game.

Also dont see any real future at Fc for Seymour

Like many I was convinced that Horne would just be used as a squad player / injury cover this season, but he had a wow of a game. Maybe has a point to prove, maybe it's playing alongside Holdsworth, but a shoe in against Saints on Friday. I know it's only one game but I hope he can keep it going and stay injury free, just maybe we can get through this season before the search for a 7 starts again

Beat me to it. Just watched the highlights back on SLTV, Pitts goes over and the full team went to congratulate Horney.

He has taken over from Agent Webster.

He was quality ... Holdsworth organised which allowed horney to do what he does best and run at the defence ... Bradford nver quite knew if he was going to run, dummy or pass ... well played !!

He had a fine game & he only had some strapping on one of his arms unlike last season, when if I recall correctly in most games one of his legs was heavily strapped up. Maybe he is in better health this season. I hope so because in Sunday's match he played like he did a few years ago. I do hope that he can maintain this form.