Dont think he would get a head coach role, would no doubt get a 2nd in command though.

It would definately be a massive loss for rovers.. But is it likely that he can achieve anything more in the next two or three years ... I doubt it looks like cash is drying up and the youth system in place isn't that good to draw on.. If offered a better job can't see why he would stay to be honest

Just a bit of a poll but wondered if rovers went pop would it be a loss to super league?? I personally wouldn't stop laughing until we won at wembley and apparently that's a long way off???

Hull without rovers is a better place as far as I'm concerned!!

Seeing as your the f'kin moron who posted this on the FC site, we will ignore your post as biased $hite.

Guardian talks about somebody coming in to mentor the U-20 coach and suggests Agar for the latter role. That indicates, they say, that it won't be McDermott, Morgan or McNamara, who are his peers, more or less.



If offered a better deal, anybody is going to look at moving. However, your characterization of Rovers as on the verge of stagnation at best or implosion at worst is, ahem, speculative. Hull fans seek to give every emphasis to anything resembling bad news coming out of CP, Rovers' fans look to down play it. The truth is likely somewhere in between and few, if any on here know it.
At Rovers Morgan has:
1. A lot of credit with the fans that he'll have to build up from scratch if and when he moves.
2. Continuity and the chance to build on his own foundations - not many coaches get to hang around that long.
3. A new contract and an apparently good relationship with his chairman.

I wouldn't bother, he is so blinded with bias and hatred for us its a waste of time trying to debate with him (or her)

I was amazed to notice that he only has 186 posts. I'm sure he has started almost that many trolling threads on here.

At least fcimp has getting on for 3000, suggesting he might have made the odd non-trolling post.

Would that be the youth system that finished above Hull FC last season.

Doesn't matter, it's how many go on to become first team regulars and you know it.

Absolutely
So he is wrong to say the youth system is not good enough to draw on then.
The fact they progressed last season indicates there is some talent amongst the youth system at the moment.

No Gavin, that's wrong. Although Hull's youth system is not as good as ours more of them are good enough to get in their first team.