Our attack does need a plan B.
Hope it's addressed in the close season.

I'd like us to find a place in the 17 for Abdul, be it at 13 or on the bench in place of Washy.

If Hadley or abdull where to start. Bench could be green Bowden Micky hadley/ abdull. Not a bad bench

And throw griffin oconner in there as well

Is Griffin O'Connor our new Irish import?

Other than being a decent half back for 3 or 4 years, his playing career was hardly stellar and his coaching career has been much less. I'm not sure why people think he would transform our attack when he hasn't done it at other clubs in previous roles. Now if we were looking at ryan sheridan or danny orr it might be a different matter

Or could be his brother O'Conner griffin lol

Good point about Abdul.
Would be nice in 2018 if we weren't so reliant on having to get over the top of teams or utilising the luck.

We need an Offensive coach - Radford has too much to do surely
He can't be a jack of all trades as a head coach surely
He has a particular skill as a defence coach
- 2017 missed tackles not mentioned
How can a head coach be great at all aspects of the game ?
He can't - impossible
Secret is to surround him with brilliant people
I'd be delighted to see us appoint a master mind attacking coach who's job is just attack and watching the other teams defence the week before
Leave Lee to look after our D and the motivation of players etc

I've always thought that Cooke would end up back at the club at some point for no other reason than it would be an inevitable twist in the RL soap opera of Hull.

what about Rovers? would they need to strengthen their coaching team on return to superleague? could he end up there?

I hope Cooke doesn't come back, not because of what happened 10 years ago, but because he's yet to prove that he's any good as a coach & everything he touches turns to at some point.

The club have worked tirelessly over the past few seasons to rid itself of the clowns and create a culture & environment that promotes professionalism & success, headed up by Radford & his staff.

Cooke has proved time & time again that he's a clown, a clown with an ego too big to leave at the door. No thanks.

During his playing days I would have agreed, but I think thats an unfair statement now.

I would have thought the key decision maker on this (if it were ever to come to it) would be Radford and if he held any trust in Cooke. Personally I'd like to see it happen as I feel Cooke has unfinished business at Hull. His gripe was with the old management set up (Hetherington). Thats long gone.

If Radford and Pearson think he is the right man for the job, then we have to trust them, done a pretty good job with decisions the last few years

I don't think giving him a position based on sentiment is a sensible way to go. He should be taken on because he has the right character & professionalism and is ultimately good at what he does & will improve the current setup. I've seen nothing in his coaching career to suggest he's any of those things.