I am not sure the chances were view and far between though!

lol

Oh yeah...I'll use the "Im still knackered" excuse Miloudi has also been going round the internet for his post game victory dance: www.rugby-league.com/article/532 ... by-league-

Oh yeah...I'll use the "Im still knackered" excuse Miloudi has also been going round the internet for his post game victory dance: www.rugby-league.com/article/532 ... by-league-

Quote Jemmo="Jemmo"Oh yeah...I'll use the "Im still knackered" excuse Miloudi has also been going round the internet for his post game victory dance: www.rugby-league.com/article/532 ... by-league-'" 'im hav' da moves innit? 'Food not allowed on the dancefloor sunshine!'

Quote Jemmo="Jemmo"Oh yeah...I'll use the "Im still knackered" excuse Miloudi has also been going round the internet for his post game victory dance: www.rugby-league.com/article/532 ... by-league-'" 'im hav' da moves innit? 'Food not allowed on the dancefloor sunshine!'

I recall an IDT when CH commented to the effect that Radders was trying to 'structure' Hakim and I got the impression that CH thought they should just let him play. He does appear to have that bit more licence with us. I realise its not super duper League where the off the cuff stuff can result in mistakes which inevitably leads to the other side scoring but he is unique and I hope that they (Hull) refrain from putting a leash on him.

I think that if the Dons had wanted to put a leash on Hakim, it would have happened before now. My personal view is that the game can be too structured these days. Unstructured rugby is exciting. We don't want to see chess matches on grass.



The game needs characters like Hakim. To me, he's like the League One version of Ben Barba. My big concern is that if Hull decide not to keep him on, he could be lost to the Dons forever. Maybe we should just enjoy him whilst we can. I'm sure some other Super League team would give him a chance if he did leave Hull.

Hull fans are not too happy that LR seems to put Miloudi on a leash. As someone has mentioned, he has that bit of x factor about him, but his commitment is fantastic, his enthusiasm is great to see and I hope he continues to have a future at Hull

Apologies DM I didn't mean the Dons putting him in cuffs I meant Hull (not for the first time I fail to make myself clear on here)

Edited accordingly.

No probs, Alan. I didn't think you meant the Dons were putting him in cuffs. It was my reply that probably wasn't clear. Sorry for any confusion on my behalf. Now S/O is probably going to quip that I was just making an 'off the cuff' comment, so I thought I'd get that one in first!

Whitehaven have since released the following statement regarding the 2019 season:



Due to the continuing drop in attendances and lack of sponsorship over the last few seasons the decision has been made to further reduce the playing budget for next season. The drop in the playing budget will allow the club to re-structure including investing in a new youth setup, building a local based squad, improve ties with the local clubs and further increase the clubs community work.



After discussing this at some length with coach Carl Forster a mutual decision has been reached that will unfortunately see Carl and assistant Tony Stewart leave the club at the end of the current season. This decision has not been taken lightly by either party and the Board of Directors cannot stress enough our gratitude for the work and dedication shown by Carl and Tony during their tenure, which has seen seen some difficult times and both can hold their heads high. Carl has handled himself with the upmost professionalism at all times and we all know the love he has for the club and its fans.



The club wish Carl and Tony all the best for their futures

It's not nice to see teams struggle in the way Whitehaven appear to be struggling at the moment. You always have to feel for the loyal fans when things like this happen.



I wish them well and hope their plans help to give the club a more secure future.