We signed him for one game, it cost us £30k for a bit of oneupmanship on Rovers. Where oddly, he didnt really do all that, so do not wet your tena ladies
Post subject: Re: Coaching role for James Webster?
Posted: Tue Jun 02, 2015 9:13 am
Sebasteeno
Club Coach
Joined: Aug 01 2005 Posts: 5917 Location: Definately not in the Cuddle Crew
Doom&Gloom Merchant wrote:Ah well. Atleast she didn't turn her back on the club.
Tell that to the other 5000 people who decided enough was enough
The crowing from some of you is laughable. This is Hull FC and as quick as its turned good it can quite easily turn bad. When the team starts showing genuine consistency over a period a lot longer than about eight games people may start coming back
Post subject: Re: Coaching role for James Webster?
Posted: Tue Jun 02, 2015 9:17 am
Hessle Roader
Player Coach
Joined: Oct 07 2006 Posts: 4931 Location: Drypool Bridge - watching out for invaders from the East.
Sebasteeno wrote:Tell that to the other 5000 people who decided enough was enough
The crowing from some of you is laughable. This is Hull FC and as quick as its turned good it can quite easily turn bad. When the team starts showing genuine consistency over a period a lot longer than about eight games people may start coming back
Post subject: Re: Coaching role for James Webster?
Posted: Tue Jun 02, 2015 9:25 am
Mrs Barista
International Board Member
Joined: Jul 15 2005 Posts: 29812 Location: West Yorkshire
Sebasteeno wrote:Tell that to the other 5000 people who decided enough was enough
The crowing from some of you is laughable. This is Hull FC and as quick as its turned good it can quite easily turn bad. When the team starts showing genuine consistency over a period a lot longer than about eight games people may start coming back
Here come rain or shine, cockle. Sorry about that.
Post subject: Re: Coaching role for James Webster?
Posted: Tue Jun 02, 2015 9:26 am
Dave K.
International Board Member
Joined: Mar 14 2003 Posts: 26000 Location: Back in Hull.
I think it's a decent move, watching Wakey they attack pretty well, but are poor defensively, he didn't stand much chance there, but made some silly comments about the middle 8's which really backfired.
I still think he has a decent coach in him, look at when he came to hull last time, before he came we finished outside the play offs, once he was appointed we saw improvements and finished in the play offs twice.
Could be a shrewd move. Wakey came too early for him. That job would be hard enough for even the most experienced of coaches, hence why they've now had to go and hire Brian Smith. Won't do our attacking structures any harm, and can only see it as a positive move.
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