Always liked him. That one where he left a trail of them in his wake at the KC was absolute quality.

He was 8 years old at the time of that try.

Not sure how anyone can have a go at him,gave his all for us and was easily the best winger I've seen at Hull ( even though hull fans still found faults) left at the end of his contact and to better himself, which like Carvell has proved the right decision.

Precocious.


Nah. Colin Best for me, but not much between them. Different styles but both very, very good.

Shame General Zod can't be called out on his rather definitive condemnations of Tom's ability as a winger:

"He could fill a some kind of niche role as some type of second-rower or loose-forward in years to come but that would need a coach of the ilk as Justin Morgan who would have the vision to create that type of niche role for him - similar to the way JM turned Lovegrove into a forward. I just think if he's left as a three-quarter, he'll end up along the lines of Yeaman. He's simply not fast or agile enough to be a top class winger.

He was at fault for slow and laboured kick returns which invited pressure. As soon he he was removed, the problem was eradicated as the scoreboard proved.

It can't have been nice for the kid to be in a game he could have little effect on due to his lack of athletic ability.

I didn't take pleasure in seeing Tom Briscoe fail."

Not too shabby an effort by him yesterday to win the Lance Todd in record-breaking fashion considering these limitations.

Poor Zod. I hear the Humber Bridge board has photo's of him on the walls and are ready to detain him if he sets foot on it.

It makes you wonder why tom wanted to leave a big club like hull,still at least you got a nice transfer fee for him.

You are quite possibly the single most ineffective troll we've ever had on here. And that's quite some achievement.

Flattery will get you nowhere.

It was worth every penny to see him single handedly destroy Rovers.

Albert ?