Yeah forwards would be a huge worry. Would be great spending money on a quality centre but if our forwards end up been as ineffective as they have this year then it doesn't matter how good the centres and halves are when they've got no platform to play from. We'll be consistently stuck in our own half again all season.

Easier to get another forward than a centre though without a quota spot.

Agree we need another forward, two if Sao goes.

Got to be looking for at least one other middle of regular superleague quality if Sao goes. Hastings would be a better option than Cust and/or Seizer if there's options with their 'signings'

I’ll keep saying it. Sezer has signed. Only get another quota spot if we find someone daft enough to take Sao on.

Carlos confirmed as leaving at the end of the season.

What a legend. Injury hit in the last couple of years but loved watching him at his peak.

Gutted he is just shy of a testimonial at the club.

At his peak he was easily one of the best centres in SL, and should go down as one of our best imports in the SL era.

Swapping Sezer for Hastings would be great.

Offload Sao, sign Chris Hill and Mattu English for the pack and then sign a quota centre like Brent Naden.

Sorry to see him go tbh. Still the best centre at the club and he's not that old at 32.
Given his best years to Hull and he'll forever be a part of that historic 2016 team.

[i"It’s mixed emotions for me at the moment, but it’s the right time to move on. I’m very proud of what I’ve achieved. My family love Hull FC as much as I do. My kids know no different; they love this club. To spend nine years at one club is a special achievement. The club will always hold a special place in my heart, and I’ve got memories here that will last me a lifetime".
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Carlos is a real hero for our time and the last of the 2016 invincible to leave the club. His final two season have been injury plagued and he has never really got going, but you only have to watch him now one on one with his opposite centre to know he still has it and he's scored some memorable tries over the years and and as an unselfish provider made a whole lot more.

Myler is being ruthless and that is exactly what we need and it hurts at times, but I guess we have to see just how much fit and mobile quality we can get into next years team and so this, sort of wheeler dealing is necessary. So, I guess it's a logical step but never-the-less a sad one. But he departs leaving us with some great memories of a true professional, who has never been any bother on the field or in the changing room and who has always given his all for the cause.

Great memories and good luck to Carlos who probably thinks a move will bring him more luck injury wise whilst for us lot his leaving sees us taking another step forward to next season and another step into the dark of uncertainty.

A real shame Carlos couldn't get one more year and have what would have been a very well deserved testimonial.
Been one of our best ever overseas signings and will forever be remembered as a true club legend.

So would tearing up the contracts of Hardaker,Chamberlain Holmes,and Cust.
Starting again with a real plan on how to make this club great again targeting quality players in positions we need rather than fillers who have experience but are unlikely to enhance what is likely to be another season in the bottom three

Which players?

And before you start I'm not calling Hardaker, Holmes etc brilliant signings or world class.

Luckily the club and Myler have the brains to release this would be suicide, can see the argument for Cust as would could sign a player from the NRL (although there is a no guarantee they would be better than Cust), but to get rid of those three and try and replace them now would be crazy.

This is the problem with posters who moan about the signings they can't name players that are better, available and sign for Hull.

Just repeat the same thing over and over again, but offer no alternatives.

Totally agree...
Myler has stated, the players that we require currently are
primarily experienced, determined attitude and mentality on the field to mentor the youngsters.
Both Myler and Cartwright have had previous experience with these new acquisitions except Abdull & Bourouh.
We've had players previously with more technical ability,but, the problem was questionable attitudes.