Yeaman gets the same amount of stick as others that don't perform well, the problem is that he hasn't performed to the requisite standard for quite some time but the coach up until fairly recently was still picking him ahead of others. On top of that players whom aren't at that level required get let go, there's been a few that have the last 2 seasons and yet Yeaman is the only one being retained which is baffling.
Due to that fans & forummers are wanting to know why that is, what legitimate reasons are we keeping a player well past his best and has been usurped by a kid that even last year proved he offered more and we have a superior centre signed in the same mould.
You have a broken record in defending the coach and his baffling decisions and overall unacceptable performance, ones that have left us yet again well off the pace from the play-offs.
What is your excuse for the broken record you keep banging on about??

Our task just got harder after tonights result.Huddersfield play Leeds at home is their last game and must be fancying their chances of finishing in the Top 2.

massive game for us now, especially if saints win as well!

can't wait now

Where's the best place for visiting fans to park at the KC?

You should use the Park and Ride which is just after you pass under the Humber Bridge. Drops you off at the Stadium and picks up after the match.

Quote Code13="Code13"Where's the best place for visiting fans to park at the KC?'" If you're not in a rush to get away after the match then there's parking just outside the ground in the Walton street car park for £5. The park and ride I think operates outside the normal timetable on match days up to 2 hours before kick-off £2.50 for adults, £1 for kids or £6 for family ticket (2Adults+3child) and that's a return price. Only other alternate is to find on street parking a little way a ways and walk down from say Bootheferry road. A steady 25 minute walk (1.5 miles) to the stadium will save you a load of hassle and in the long run time https://www.google.com/maps/dir/53.7454 ... 2?hl=en-GB

Quote Code13="Code13"Where's the best place for visiting fans to park at the KC?'" If you're not in a rush to get away after the match then there's parking just outside the ground in the Walton street car park for £5. The park and ride I think operates outside the normal timetable on match days up to 2 hours before kick-off £2.50 for adults, £1 for kids or £6 for family ticket (2Adults+3child) and that's a return price. Only other alternate is to find on street parking a little way a ways and walk down from say Bootheferry road. A steady 25 minute walk (1.5 miles) to the stadium will save you a load of hassle and in the long run time https://www.google.com/maps/dir/53.7454 ... 2?hl=en-GB

Cheers gents

Hopefully you'll oblige us in helping consign Leeds to finish 4th

Didn't even notice that Pryce was back.

I'd be tempted to play him in the centres and keep Abdul at 6.

i usually park in the brickmakers car park for £4 or £5

Some really dumb rugby at times, last tackle penalties, forward passes and what was Rankin doing kicking on the first when they had 12 men.

Although to be fair Rankin has kept us in this game.

Pryce doesn't look fit so Id move him to centre as we look weak on our left and Abdul back at 6.

Making a decent fist of this by sounds of things

Discipline has been terrible tonight. Making it so hard for ourselves. It's infuriating, LR must be tearing his hair out.