This isn't the longest run of defeats, there has been much worse.

In SL era it is.

… but not, as was posted, in our 153 year history.

Quote from the Hull Daily Mail website "The Black and Whites’ boss has overseen two Challenge Cup final wins, but a current run of 10 consecutive defeats is also the club’s worst in its 153-year history"

Well, they're wrong, I can remember 19 defeats in 1963/4, give or take the odd year/defeat.

(And it didn't stop me going.)

The club website used to give all results going back to the 1800's, but that's long since gone.

Maybe I've got a programme for that season - and maybe life's too short.

Your amazing , well done

Glad you think so.

OK, you got me, not the worst run ever but still pretty pathetic.

Kelly back in Australia, hopefully he gets some good RnR and comes back fit for pre season

Well, there must be at least one person who is interested, so here goes.

Between 31st August 1963 and February 8th 1964, we lost 21 games and won just one, with a losing run of 13 games.

Oddly, the A team had a run of 13 games undefeated during the same period.

Teams for the derby on 27th March 1964 were....

Keegan, Rosenburg, Stocks, Carmichael, Doyle-Davison, Mountain, Finn, Casey, McGlone, Sykes, Neale, Broom, Johnson.

Kellett, Paul, Major, Moor, Blackmore, Burwell, Elliott, Tyson, Flanagan, Taylor, Palmer, Clark, Poole.

British Railways were running an excursion to Keighley for the next game, costing 13/6 or 68p.