Sheldon wrote:No it wasn't it was average.
Hkrs attack was poor.
That is true - everything goes through Dobson and it is predictable. The fact we've failed to score in so many second halves maybe indicates that it only takes 40 minutes for opponents to learn our attack and nullify it. We need I'anson to grow into the stand-off role or, if it doesn't work out, find a new 6 for 2011. We've had a crazy number of hb partnerships since promotion. Webster-Murrell, then Webster got injured and Cooke arrived. Cooke was suspended, then Webster got injured and Dobson arrived, before Cooke was 'unfit for selection'. Last year was a bit better after Cooke got over his wrist injury and we looked more cohesive. 3 games each at stand-off this for Jake Webster, I'anson and Murrell has not been conducive to producing a fluent and varied attacking threat.
Sheldon wrote:Your coach and his ego has got Cooke out.
We'd have wanted it sorting before the season or leaving to the end of the year, ideally. But it didn't happen that way, and I'm happy to trust it was done the interests of HKR and move on.
One thing that Morgan and Agar have in common is that whenever a vacancy comes up, Hull fans hope one of them gets it.
Sheldon wrote:Because if your debts you can't recruit like 2007/08 again.
We've been restricted by the cap since then - nobody can carry on adding that many players every year. I imagine Hull will have fairly low-key recruitment at the end of this season. Whether we intend to continue spending at the cap, while running current losses is unclear and depends on our benefactors. There has been no signal either way so far. There are the first rumblings of news on the North Stand which has the potential to make a massive difference.
We'll see - but as we develop more of own players, we'll get better value from whatever proportion of the cap we do spend.
Sheldon wrote:What goes around comes around.
Aye, you win some, you lose some.