Do think we’ll look back at the last few years as a golden opportunity to win a Grand Final.
The quality of opposition generally has not been that amazing (compare this years Saints to the 2006 version that beat us), and a few tweaks could have seen us actually win the thing.

As for last night the amount of lateral movement was ridiculous, and has really crept into our game this year.
Lazy offloads onto static players (just passing responsibility on) going from side to side was symptomatic of the clueless nature of the performance. Shaul was the worst offender and has been all season.
Easy to defend and shows a real lack of attacking structures.

I agree Jake and said it many a times as have many others pointing to the issues they see as part of the problem. These issues were even more evident last night against team like Huddersfield (no disrespect) but our structures are just non existent. It was embarrassing to see players running along the line and team mates waving them to go forward yet none were prepared or making themselves available.
It’s all to cosy in squad and seemingly they and Radford are untouchable.

I’ve been willing to give Radford time as believed he’d earned the right to do so but last night it was clear to see he can’t take us any further. The same failings are there, no changes or improvements have been made, none of the issues seem to be being addressed in training. We continue to be too static as a group both in defence and attack. Think Radford relies to heavily on individual briliance by the players rather than instilling proper structures and plays into the group as a team hence why when one or two players have a poor night they all have a poor night.

With the money and facilities invested in the club by AP the product in the field is failing massively and that just isn’t right.

You've fallen into a trap of your own making here. Show some respect and empathy for me feeling OK that that we are at a level commensurate with our resources please. If you feel that the infrastructure and resources of our club are in the same ball park as Warrington, who own their own ground and have a backer worth £157m, I would respectfully disagree.

Positives - Shaul had his first decent game this season. Jordan Lane is the real deal, and far too smart a player for a Radford team. Satae is a machine.

Negatives - no effort or desire, no leader, no camaraderie. Said to my mate when we scored our second try and tied up the the score hardly anyone celebrated. Players already on the beach.

Work commitments mean it won’t make sense for me to bother with a season pass next year and honestly I’m less and less gutted about it every week.

Fair enough. How I feel is that we'll likely finish 7th, which I'm OK with given the shortcomings in our pack we all agreed on in pre season. I feel that if we can get Kelly back (or replace him) that will help, and that Fonua, Ma'u and Jones will improve us, in addition to getting Griffin and Naulago back. I feel optimistic that we can continue at the current level but that to expect more is unrealistic unless we can galvanise and leverage our only real asset ie the fanbase. I do not feel at my lowest ebb ever as a Hull fan. All feelings and opinions that require respect and empathy I think.

I get that point about Warrington, but conversely Hull have far more resources than a club like Salford who handed us a rugby lesson a few weeks ago.

To be quite honest and fair why should they? Bombed out is just as entitled to their option and to express their views as you or anyone else on here or so you’d think. Conversely they entitled to question your views in the same way you question and try to discredit others who’s views are different to yours.
You actually come across quite condescending and hypocritical, seemingly as a self proclaimed voice of reason which you certainly are not but maybe that’s just down to your defence mechanism who knows?

There are massive issues that are not being addressed and a coach who has even stated he doesn’t know how to fix it.

Nobody’s opinions are any less valid than yours or anyone else’s you should respect that before demanding respect for yours.

Had we not been in the position we have been then to extent I’d agree with you however we’ve had a golden opportunity in front of us more than once but failed spectacularly to take. Based on every other teams performances this season we are not a 7th placed team.

I agree the new signings will indeed improve us but in terms of player quality but we will unfortunately still be stuck with the same lack of any apparent structures in place. So we just won’t see the true potential of the improvements or get the best out of the what we have.

I don’t agree that we can’t expect more or it’s untealistic and we should just accept mediocrity.

The level of performance last night against a very poor Huddersfield side is and should be unacceptable and no excuses for it.
As for galvanising the fan base I agree but again the last two home performances as they are the most recent will do nothing to do that in fact it’s doing the opposite and actually driving people away and the boos ringing out last night are evidence of that and the contempt the players and coach seem to show in the fans. AP had also made a huge clanger by stating LR has the job for as long as AP is there when he is clearly unable to solve the issues that continue to dog the performances on the field.

You go on again about wanting respect and empathy yet you seem unable to do it yourself.

I haven’t and won’t question anyone’s feelings as you can’t and as I said in the past have defended you with you negative takes on pre match views etc being empathetic to you self defence mechanism but you show little if any to anyone else with views or feelings different to yours.

Of course, but you will always get some over and under performers - Leeds being the opposite of Salford if you like.

The reality is that Leeds, Wigan, Warrington and St Helens all file full accounts due to their size - assets, turnover, number of employees. The likes of us, Cas, Rovers are exempt. It's really not that surprising that these clubs dominate in the long term. Perhaps more surprising that others threaten this group for silverware on occasion.