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Posted: Thu May 28, 2009 10:31 am

ComeOnYouUll

Club Owner

Joined: Sep 25 2003
Posts: 22196

Peter Sharp left Hull on 19th May 2008.

Richard Agar was appointed head coach on 27th May 2008.

Mick Crocker's signing was announced on 28th May 2008.

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Posted: Thu May 28, 2009 10:31 am

Staffs FC

Club Coach

Joined: Feb 12 2005
Posts: 13126
Location: East Staffordshire

Smiggs wrote:No he signed for Hull FC (and a very good salary).

Really ? - I thought he would have played for nowt just to have the opportunity to play in front of the best fans in the world.

"To play your best football you need players with enthusiasm and drive and energy." - Peter Sterling

Adam Pearson said not wrote:I know there are two franchises and two clubs (in Hull) and that will remain forever more

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Posted: Thu May 28, 2009 10:36 am

Matty_HullFC

Player Coach

Joined: Feb 10 2006
Posts: 2408
Location: Hull / Leeds (University)

Smiggs wrote:No he signed for Hull FC (and a very good salary).

As may other World Class players... That's the point :lol:

HULL FC and LEEDS UNITED fan

Wellsy13 wrote:To us REAL fans, there's no better feeling than winning competitions. Getting to a final is next. Then a top 6 finish or semi-final appearance. Then I suppose the derby counts as the most important league fixture.

Us real fans don't look over our shoulder at our neighbours and do whatever we can to get one over on them. We look at the bigger picture. And this is the reason why Rovers are and will forever be considered a small club. Because their fans and board would rather get one over on Hull FC above anything else.

Quite sad, really! :lol:

SPOT ON!

A Hull KR fan about Billy Slater:

blakeysrobin wrote:Three times as much as Briscoe, yet three times poorer as a fullback

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Posted: Thu May 28, 2009 10:42 am

Smiggs

Club Owner

Joined: Jan 30 2004
Posts: 9673
Location: Hull

Matty_HullFC wrote:As may other World Class players... That's the point :lol:

That may well be the case but when they get here they will then be coached by someone who isn't up to the job. Thus wasting the talent that the signing has to offer ie Berrigan.

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Posted: Thu May 28, 2009 10:46 am

phil webbo

Player Coach

Joined: Oct 26 2007
Posts: 2570
Location: East Hull is Wonderful

Jake the Peg wrote:Who else wanted to sign fitzgibbon? Every club in SL would sign orford if they could (except the dobbins of course, who's canberra reserve grader is obviously better)

Oh dear

Barton Flyer wrote:texted my son to say light at the end of the tunnel, unfortunately it was a train coming! Re:- Rovers v Salford 29/03/09

HFC Boy wrote:Hull FC have not risen to the Challenge of Hull KR .

Success consists of getting up just one more time than you've fallen down.

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Posted: Thu May 28, 2009 11:15 am

The Hollywood Frasier

Club Coach

Joined: Feb 14 2005
Posts: 9460

ComeOnYouUll wrote:Peter Sharp left Hull on 19th May 2008.

Richard Agar was appointed head coach on 27th May 2008.

Mick Crocker's signing was announced on 28th May 2008.

I think people on here forget the reputation Sharp had and still has in Australia for been a very good coach. The fact he is getting linked with the Roosters head coaching position shows how highly he is still thought of down under.

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