Joined: Mar 23 2018 Posts: 6675 Location: Kingston upon Hull
Radders does it for me, we are in good order, “injures apart” The club for once at the top is run correctly, the liaison between players, management and supporters is probably better than ever I remember.
A youth structure supplying a production line of possible future first teamers.
A fan base In our sport which is envied by all but possibly two/three teams.
Players allowed to leave during the season to play Internationals and represent their countries, or allowed leave for personal reasons.
A coach with unequivocally honest points of view.
Recent Challenge cup successes which raised the spirit and community, with culminated in joyous celebrations in Queens Gardens and the City Hall, after victories over Warrington at Wembley, followed by a tremendous cup win against probably the most feared opponent “Wigan”
Yes we were duff at Huddersfield and poor against Widnes, and no doubt will struggle to make the playoffs, but you never know with our present set up, we may get half a dozen top players back, and put the cat amongst the pigeons. And add a third Grand Final semi on the trot, with a little luck, against Leeds or Wigan we were at Old Trafford.
Yes let’s sack Radders a Hull man, for an Australian who would run a knife right through the heart of this club for possible short term success.
Tarquin Fuego wrote:Bellamy would be a Legend above all Legends ever at Hull FC We’d name a stadium after him Obsessed with excellence I can’t say that of Radford and Last that’s for sure FC are far too inconsistent A photo of Bellamy should be in the dictionary under persistent We can only dream of Bellamy type or Bennett Hasler would be great and by now I reckon Justin Morgan would be truly ready But we have current coach who seems to have done an good job a fair bit of the time but just seems to allow garbage performances too many times. I say a good job because I believe the players were also instrumental ie Ellis Anyways far too inconsistent and that’s the coaches legacy after 4.5 years
NO! His legacy is our FIRST WEMBLEY WIN, backed up by a SECOND, we are fifth with a depleted side.
Joined: Feb 03 2004 Posts: 3722 Location: United Kingdom
Leigh_Manning wrote:we have injuries, we won back to back cups and are still fifth. Solve that riddle whilst fantasising about your imaginary Aussie mates.
Love it. Fantasising Im the Walter Mitty down under Fry me kangaroo Brown sport Harold bashes his Bishop
Was just thinking about how hooking role, and as I've previously mentioned I'd like to see us give Litten more time to see if he's up to it. If he is then great, start playing him all the time. However if not then I'd like to see us try and get James Cunningham back. 24 years old so still nice and young, and the only player outside of Super League in the England Academy squad. Release Washbrook and use his money for JC (unless the plan is already to release him and we've used his money to improve Connor/Kelly contracts). I think he'd jump at the chance to come back.
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