It can and does change rapidly though.
There was gonna be some serious questioning regards Gentle earlier in the season until Shaul scored that try at Wakey.
We put up a much improved performance against Huddersfield and go and get a result in France and things take a different twist yet again.
Let's hope so.

On the basis of the last 3 matches hope is probably all we've got. Certainly there is no expectation that things will improve.

Not sure, lets line them up on tries scored.

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My last post got a little caught up in Mr Standee - sorry Mr Standee I don't know what happened.

The way I see it:
1) Our steely defence, which brought us through some of those close games in the 9/10 run has gone AWOL.
2) We are crap in attack at present, but there is some mitigation in that we've had umpteen HB combos with Seymour, DJ, Horne, Heremaia, Westerman etc all having a go, and looks like another one coming up. On the plus side, Miller looks keen with some early promise. Lineham and Crooks are quality. The best business we could do this season would be getting Crooks on a long deal. On the downside, Yeaman, Briscoe, Crookes and Arundel have been very poor value relative to the shining example of the inexperienced Lineham and Crooks. Worrying that the last 2 are contracted and likely to be first choice next season.
3) With the quality available, the last 3 performances have been totally unacceptable and put a massive sledgehammer blow through our league aspirations to get a couple of play-off wins. Nowhere near good enough.
4) The game in France is huge, but even if we win, unless we get London/Shefield we'll be out in the semis.
5) If we lose in France, unless we pull out miraculous performances in the play-offs, the season is a failure by the club's proclaimed standards and aspirations. I do wonder whether there will be consequences. Hard to sell passes for a formula that delivers mediocrity and no element of novelty.
6) I love Clarky, but the fans need a break from the relentless PR machine. Come back and talk it up when we've redeemed ourselves on the pitch. Or be honest about what's achievable with this group of players and coaching set-up.
7) It's fecking hard yards supporting this club at times, particularly with endless unfulfilled promises of glory. But it's the same for all but 1-2 clubs every year. And I wouldn't be anywhere else.

Is there a drinking culture problem at Hull FC......

O'Meley and Green out at the gays bar at 5am in the morning.....

Make your own mind up how professional that is.....

Player calling the coach a 'prick' for being dropped.....

Is there a problem at Hull FC......

Personally, that won't be enough to convince me that anything has changed. The next key performance IMO is Bradford away. I fully expect us to be better in the next 2 games, it's what we do: We're playing a top 4 side, and a cup game, and we're off the back of some poor performances. Our players seem to turn up focussed in those circumstances. The problem is that it seems to take such circumstances for them to get their heads right, and until they get it into their thick heads that they need to turn up with the right mentality EVERY WEEK we/they will continue to be also-rans.

Completely agree, I said about it before the game. He's either got a strange sense of humour, no self-awareness about his performances, or just an outright f***ing cheek.

I like many Hull supporters was disappointed with last night's overall poor performance & after listening to Peter Gentle's 'after match' comments [on R.H.] I am concerned that all may not be well within the club @ the present time. If I heard him correctly he mentioned something about it [in general terms] when answering a question but quickly stated that the matter would be resolved quickly.

I hope that if there is such a problem then it is resolved & that we as supporters can watch better performances from our team that we saw last night.

There's a bar called The Gay's?

The Star and Garter.

Hmmmmmm......