forget the off field stuff i also missed Gaz Raynor recently , he was a true go forward winger with pace to burn.

others worth a mention
S Evans
George Robbo (only kiddin)
Paul Rose

Richard Agar

Snapped his achilles twice.My mate Knows Paul Eastwood and he said it was like a pistol going off when it snapped.

He was a superb winger as well,one of the best i have seen in a Hull shirt.

Gary Pearce....the best kicker i have seen at Hull in 37yrs of watching....he would have a bloody field day now with 40/20s and i would employ him now as kicking coach.

Over recent times ,for me the two Smiths To watch Casper and Jason playing together was a treat Iknow Casper had followed Faz around for years but to watch the two of them ,a nod and a wink for the next move ,tearing sides apart
pity both suffered bad injuries Top draw journeymen that come along very rarely

you know why we didn't though, right?

Gary Pearce definitely - and Terry Kirchin, a second row with an amazing ability to release the ball or touchdown for a try when apparently tackled.

Money?

I never saw the hype around Triester , and for those recommending him to play 7 ...jeeez. He was slower than Washbrook.

Kemble, Ohara and Leulia - the holy trinity and three of the best signings we ever made.

terry kirchin wow thats going back,wasnt he from barrow? big lanky second row i believe, think he went to rovers dint he?

Not forgetting of course the first Aussie trio to play for Hull. George Watt, Duncan Jackson and Bruce Ryan. Huge signings!

No, I liked him, he gave the team a real buzz and brought massive enthusiasm to the team, always the first to celebrate a try and seemed to lift the team when he played!

Swain.

Agreed, you cannot doubt the enthusiasm he brought to the team and always acknowledged the fans. There is no question Swain was the better player, but I certainly missed Treister's passion for the game.