There's no benefit of the doubt or excuse for his behaviour.
He's not a kid or an amateur but an experienced international senior player who should know better and be better versed in game management.

sao's actions just mirror the general malaise at the club

Tend to agree as its just more examples of the shortcut mentality that has become ingrained throughout the club and got us to where we now sit. Instead of rolling up our sleeves and getting in to the game from the whistle, we try stuff that never comes off early doors because its easier than putting in the hard work to get a proper foothold in a game and get some domination over the opposition first.

I am away for the weekend, so I am going to enjoy myself and simply pretend Sunday's game is not happening!

I don't think I have ever been so apathetic about our club than I am right now. Judging by the lack of discussion around this thread, I guess I am not alone in feeling this?

It's not just the fact that once more we find ourselves playing out the last few games of another dead-end season with everyone waiting for the year to end, so that we can put it away and never have to think about it ever again. Our problems are many and deep-rooted, as touched upon is various other threads on here.

I sense an overwhelming weariness surrounding everyone connected with the club, including the long-suffering fanbase. I get the feeling that every Hull Fc person, whoever they are, just wants this over and done with as quickly as possible? The end of 2024 can't come soon enough for virtually everyone!!

New physio, 50% off gilets.

Positivity back, fancy a comfy Hull win.

'If we don't laugh, we will cry' is our new creed!!
Onwards and upwards is our message! (just not in 2024!!).

I'd go with
Moy
Martin
Briscoe
Chamberlain
Barron
Carlos
Charles
Ese Ese
Smith
Fash
Cartwright
Lane
Aydin

Hutchinson
Ashworth
Ruan
Gardiner/Jebson

Didn't Wigan once beat Rovers 82-4? Hopefully we can avoid that.

Those where the days.

As well as Sky it's going to be broadcast on the BBC red button and iPlayer so the humiliation can be shared with a wider audience.

Its probably a good thing that no one knows this game is on the BBC but having it on red button and I player just shows that the BBC are not really interested in R/L

Just been mentioned on peak time BBC1 on a advert but the viewing figure is likely to be tiny.

Both BBC and Sky sticking on the red button.

Get into em,

USA beat England at the 1950 World Cup. An England team that had a forward line including Matthews, Finney and Lawton.

This would be a bigger upset.

Infact. I can't think of any sporting upset in history that would be bigger than us winning on Sunday.

This would be like if Eddie the Eagle Edwards had have won the Gold medal.