peter bateson

Before my time but my dad always says Arthur Keegan, I thought he was from Hull but I just checked and he was born in Dewsbury. Tough choice for me then between Jamie Shaul and Richard Gay. I think by the time he retires it will be Jamie Shaul.

Anyone remember “cough mixture”

I used to think George Robinson was in The Ramones because of his hair style.

Mally Owbridge was a good un just could not shift the best in the late Arthur Keegan.
Mick Kendle was not bad but he was a Beverley lad.

Yay “cough mixture” Mally Owbridge, emigrated to Australia years ago, but was back in Hull recently.

Steve Hick was another Hull born lad

… I'm pretty sure Peter Bateson was Hull born as well.

Someone told me a while back, that George was not doing so well health wise, hope he’s ok.

And worked in town Smiggs at First Assist finance, think he got a bad leg/knee injury.

Mick also passed away, oud3pstander.

Always liked Richard Gay was always a favourite of mine

Here’s something for you

When I coached Jamie Shaul I played him at hooker from aged 10
He was so fast from acting half and also followed all the breaks made
We had a fantastic full back but forgot his full name
Ryan .......Spouse ! he was on scholarship at FC
at FC and at the time a much better player than Jamie
Jamie kept Kurtis Jackson out of the side and Kurtis was a great hooker following in Dads footsteps
Aaron Ollett (Rovers) played in the same side at Centre and Dean Hadley in 2nd row
In fact Lee Williams was 6 -FC scholarship
And Sam Walsh was my 7 again FC scholarship but ended up with a long ban

I’m not sure when Jamie switches to FB

I don’t recall Jamie playing other than full back for us, he probably has one time or another, I think he was a bricklayer before signing professional.

junior and schoolboy level there are many starlets who don’t come through, due to dedication, work, lifestyles etc. Jamie must have taken the full back role as an amateur.

Radders has always championed Jamie’s talent and ability, and even when displaced by Rankin for form loss, Radders seemed to know who his ace in the hole was.