Thats always a danger with producing good young players.
Other clubs often get the benefit after they emerge.
Radford being an example

I would hope that the club is in a position now to not lose top young players, the same would go for Rovers.

Hopfully the days of losing the Radford's and Wilkins are gone.

A few years ago alot of 16 year olds use to sign for Leeds, Bradford and even Halifax , think those days are gone with the strenght of the two clubs.

I hate seeing top young players leave the city.

1 I would agree with but is not uncommon for young players.
2 ?

Young players have weak areas to work on. When you have too many in a side the side struggles because there are too many weaknesses combined. Hall will be a SL centre in years to come.

We know about young player development at Hull FC.

Watch him closely when he recieves the ball at Hudds and you might pick up on what i mean.

ther lies you answer, without a guaranteed centre spot he wont even contemplate a cross city move

as Dave has said below, why would he when you have 2 first choice centres who are earning big bucks, why would you have the luxury of a 3rd one

He wont play wing as he hates it and i dont think Morgan would go for him for that reason

Salary Cap will dictate that i imagine mate as will quota restrictions.
Im the same.
Leeds used to cream off loads at one point.

Don't think you can be 100% sure of this!

Obviously he isnt Craig Hall, i would have though he knows 100% what he will do next season, i am fairly confident that he will stay at Hull though.

Hull will have to prioritise, Hall is our best young prospect after Houghton IMO (who is already signed up). they may have to lose other players to keep Hall.