I'm pleased he can go out on his terms after a great season for him. If we can achieve teh dream then it will be a fitting way for him to finish.

Definitely a club legend

Yeamo!!!!!!!!!!!!

Always loved him whilst many loved to slate him - An FC legend through and through

Love the fact that hes won twice as many CCs as Rovers

Looking forward to chanting his name tomorrow night

A hull lad who's had an excellent career in the black and white even through some rough times, remember him and Briscoe scoring for fun in 2011. Always thought of him as the best dumb rugby player in the world.

Been a fantastic servant to the club and think he is making the right decision, going out on a high following a couple of poor seasons.

Ever since Yeamo started playing he has been my favourite player. Ive loved watching him for all these years and will be sad not to see him after this year. Good luck to him in all future endeavours!

Thanks for memories Kirk. The badge kissing v Rovers and your ability to get under the skin of our arch rivals will never be forgotten.

For a player who at one time this season looked like he wasn't going to feature much , Jeez what a swansong to a fine career . Griffin has some big boots to fill next season Thanks for some great memories Kirk !!!.

Great player and a great example to young players on how to conduct yourself both on and off the pitch. What a perfect way to go out with a win at Wembley. Let's hope we can add a 2nd grand final appearance to that for hin

A great player for Hull FC.

A brilliant career, with two Challenge Cup wins and GB honours too. (Hopefully some more honours to come before the season is over!)

Kirk's had a great season for us and I think his off load to Shaul on Good Friday was the turning point of our season that helped get us on a roll and which hasn't stopped yet.

Thanks Kirk!

Go on then, I'll bite,

I was a critic of Yeaman in years gone by, but was big enough to reverse that and praise him for his performances this season. But let's be clear. I am not aware of many who love to criticise any player.

The turn around in his career this season should be a message to any player who feels their playing days are numbered. Having the right attitude pays dividends.

Thank you Kirk, you rightly deserve all the accolades.

Fond memories include his try at Warrington on the 2005 play offs. The 90 yard interception at Wembley. The car crash tackle on Scott Grix in 2011.