Calm down, I think he meant bring him in as an assistant to help coach the halves!

Which would be a good idea, but not needed right now that we've signed Pryce.

Thanks for the advice, i know what he meant, and we still do not need a person like him at our club,

If its ok with you, its just my opinion.

Syned's a cracking signing for you, I didn't see that one coming.

Pryce's signing is an unusual one though (reminds me of a Galea signing) he's used to the good life in the south of France nowadays and it could be a big culture shock moving to Hull.

Pryce has been disappointing at Perpignan, we were expecting bigger things from such a big reputation. Ironically , this season has been his best tho' not many Cats fans will be sad to see him go. He's a quality act on his day but a two-year contract at your lot seems rather 'generous' ! Good luck to him anyway.

He is staying he doesn't know where the rumours have come from but they are untrue!

wonder if Pryce might have been offered some kind of coaching role with us, assuming Horne is going to work with the junior sides as rumoured and not go to a first team assistant coaching role.

Your opinion is ok with me, but why moan about changing the coach if you knew what he meant?

Maybe long term, but i'd imagine his next two years would be solely as a player.

I personally feel its a good bit of business. Sneyd at £100k (possibly plus) may be a risk, but christ other clubs take these risks. Myler at Wire is developing well, Long to Saints all those years back didn't work out too shabby in the end. The list is endless.
Pryce will do us well for two years. I just hope we don't immediately ship out Abdul and HTW on season long loans as they will learn a lot from Pryce.
Its a start and a massive step in the right direction. Coincidentally announced in a week when we start getting some revenue back into the club.
I do think we now need a dedicated attack coach who can work with the squad to develop systems and moves that will progress us and propel us back into a secure top 8 position and then on from there. I don't feel the majority of us are ready for Cooke yet, but I suspect it will be him. He is after all doing much more than a lot of us want him to be doing already.

i think sneyd is the best we could have hoped for, since tickle went we have lost points on our goal kicks and sneyd is just the one for that role..

that's what I meant 2 years player, then retire into a coaching role as part of the deal. Wouldn't complain about having such an experienced attacking player as a coach.

Proper running 6 and kicking 7. WTF?

Not really, he's hardly a stranger to the north of England or even Hull for that matter.

Also worth pointing out that he's played almost seventy games in two and a half seasons at Catalans. Good fitness record for his age.

Must admit, as a Hull fan I'm finding this a bit difficult to take in!