But hold on, he was using injuries from our past to back up his argument, so surely.....

Oh wait a minute. With the 3 injuries suffered this year, 2 of them have been in training (although it was never confirmed where Riley got injured). That's how he came to the conclusion

Go back a page dear and read when cockney said "during our current fitness staff"

Or when you said "are you taking the p(i)ss? Some of those date back to 2002" ?

Injuries happen in training, it is just a fact. You can warm-up carefully but they still happen. I would be worried if there wasn't the odd minor injury in training because at least it shows they are training at a good intensity.

I wasn't i was simply answering people's questions.

I said that, not you, you're supposed to be proving your original post.

Don't our current fitness staff go back to pre-season 2008? Meaning all of Hull FC's injuries from that point would count in the argument anyway?

Needless to say, but can you now see why I suggested you liked to be negative about the club at any available opportunity?

I could try to justify my first post until i am blue in the face but once again all you get is pathetic sarcastic comments made by other posters and Forum Moderators.

To answer your question most (not all) of our firtness team go back pre-season 2008 and yes Hull Fc would be taken into account.
I don't know the reasons for the players injuries at Hull FC in 2008 but im sure they wasn't all sustained in training (some were).

It isn't negative or at least i don't mean it to be, there is something happening at the club which i consider a problem, i asked for people's opinion as to why this happens all the time (not just once or twice) and is there anything we as a club can do to improve the situation.

It's more negative than the flat end of a battery