Good we can have some good debates, and you may learn to love Yeamo

I got the impression it was aimed at Gordon Street gym where all of the Academy sides do their gym/wrestling work which was called 'woefully inadequate' and rightly so.

Here here!

I've been down to St Georges Rd when your Academy have been training and seen Paul King throw them off the pitch so Parkers can train. Cant see Pearson been happy with that kind of thing.

Got told a couple a months ago the pitch at ioninas is too hard to train on that's why they get a lot of niggles . This was the verdict of the new physio

Got a couple asked (Paul) Regarding his priority on football or rugby where he gave the answer I wanted. Also the thing about bringing in an advisor. And I am not a Guardian journalist

I've seen plenty of Yeamo live over the years so you may have to be disappointed on that front.

A summary on the HDM website for those who haven't seen the interview:

[urlhttp://www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk/HULL-FC-Pearson-consider-Sunday-rugby/story-13121442-detail/story.html?768051634=959365307[/url

Can't wait for next season now....we will draw the battle lines

Two key parts for mine

1. Lack of sports science ,nutrition aspects and coaching set-up needs looking at.

2. Pearson " People will know how serious,we are in October!!"

Having watched that interview I am convinced there is not a chance that RA will be our coach next year.

Excellent interview and it is difficult not to feel positive about the clubs future having seen it. I was sceptical about AP coming in to the club but the more you hear from him the more that is subsiding.

I feel quite inspired and full of optamism after listening to Pearson. It was great to hear about signings, lower season pass prices and general improvements in most areas, but it was his silence on Agar that encouraged me most, it was almost deafening. He really is non-committal on Agar beyond this season.