Reading the title I was hoping the Jam had reformed and were playing a gig tomorrow

Time for action not words.still trust hudgell but these last few seasons have been groundhog day.you cannot make same choices/actions that don't work then repeat them and expect different outcome.since Newton and Galea left particularly Newton we've been weak defending both sides 2nd row and centre.Thornley and Minns look full of potential put them alongside 2 grizzled tough locks and we are instantly more solid in line.its not rocket science.horne donno Clarkson Larroyer are all good lads but a good big un will generally beat a good little un,especially in league

Nice way to speak about fans : "Especially by the handful of empty vessels who have done nothing constructive other than throw out gratuitous insults. My message to them is that the jobs yours any time you want it, but I'm sure you won't, as you haven't the balls to do it"

I think the majority of that blog is very good, true and honest. Couple of parts I don't agree with, needs big actions not words next year.

Seems a broadly fair and reasonable summation to me.

Injuries, poor recruitment and 'bad luck' are intertwined, of course. An experienced coach who can give us a non-awful pre-season and maybe sprinkle a bit of positivity about would be welcome. We need 3 or 4 new/extra players who are more than just shirt-fillers or kids with potential for him to have a shot at making a meaningful difference though, I fear.

Fair comments as far as I'm concerned, I don't understand people's need to abuse Neil or Rob on social media, they have admitted that they got it wrong in the past that's why they brought in Jamie Peacock.
We are undergoing major changes with Peacock's 5 year plan, it just takes a bit of time for progress to be visible, things can't change overnight.

Personally not convinced by Peacock, Surley he was involved in pre season and recruitment. Seems to have lots of other business interests and had now just accepted the England job.

This season has been a disaster & can't end soon enough. But I still trust Hudge. I remember the days before he arrived only too well. I suspect a lot of our most impatient fans can't.

He must have been involved with the signing of the lads from Leeds, but not having inner working knowledge of the club, I cannot comment or make assumptions to his level of involvement during the preseason or for any of the other recruitment.

I do however believe in the decision made by Neil and Rob to take a step away from the on field running of the club and appoint Peacock to take on this responsibility, so that they can concentrate on the business side more. In theory this should workout better for the long time future of the club, only time and hindsight will show if they recruited the right man. As for his involvement with the England set up, I think that can only be a positive for Rovers.

WTF does Remmington Mike do these days?

Come to think of it, what has he ever done?

Steals a wage for starters

He seems like a level headed chairman/CEO who says it how it is IMO

I also believe that things are magnified for you HKR fans when FC are doing well and vice versa

That's how I see it.smugness factor 10 in black n white mates makes our crud season more bleak

It doesn't matter to me how Hull are doing I'm more concerned about my own team and its predicament I must say Hulls board has got really boring since they started doing well