[quote="B0NES":14r49e3t]It needs a total refresh , I aren't there for the entertainment but see enough to see why it needs changing . The club should give Brian Potter a ring from the Phoenix Club .[/quote:14r49e3t] Can't be having a Sammy snake bouncy castle in West park

[quote="B0NES":2pk9cbit]It needs a total refresh , I aren't there for the entertainment but see enough to see why it needs changing . The club should give Brian Potter a ring from the Phoenix Club .[/quote:2pk9cbit] Potter could give them the number of the 'one-legged Elvis impersonator' who speciality was his rendition of 'don't you step on my blue suede shoe (singular)'!! Come to think of it, that would have been fairly apt entertainment last year, mirroring what else was happening on the pitch in 2024!

Funny you should mention Brian Potter Because last week when the club sent my mate the wrong season tickets I said to him, "send the buggers back" and we instantly had a spontaneous sing song!!!! On a serious note I see Cam Scotts torn his hammy at Wakey he doesn't have much luck does he, but as many have said on here he does appear injury prone.

[quote="The Dentist Wilf":3l1sq1yu]No boot it???????? That’s it I’m not going!![/quote:3l1sq1yu] Neither’s Games afoot

[quote="The Dentist Wilf":2qb3ho01]I found this an interesting read particularly about the ability now for other clubs to approach players contacted for this season after 1st December and the fact that some clubs will hear players are leaving and say "Just go then if you don't want to play for us" I expect that will eventually [u:2qb3ho01]be the case for at least one young player at our club[/u:2qb3ho01] but only time will tell. There will be a lot of movement in the next couple of months across the game as things become more clear with clubs approaching players with less than a year left on their contracts and it will be interesting to see which clubs retain those players and which ones say well If you don't want to play for us then 'Bugger" off! https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/r ... ll-9899095[/quote:2qb3ho01] I hope its not Staveley and/or Wainhouse.

[quote="The Dentist Wilf":2qb3ho01]I found this an interesting read particularly about the ability now for other clubs to approach players contacted for this season after 1st December and the fact that some clubs will hear players are leaving and say "Just go then if you don't want to play for us" I expect that will eventually [u:2qb3ho01]be the case for at least one young player at our club[/u:2qb3ho01] but only time will tell. There will be a lot of movement in the next couple of months across the game as things become more clear with clubs approaching players with less than a year left on their contracts and it will be interesting to see which clubs retain those players and which ones say well If you don't want to play for us then 'Bugger" off! https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/r ... ll-9899095[/quote:2qb3ho01] I hope its not Staveley and/or Wainhouse.

[quote="weaver93":38m5fbix]I hope its not Staveley and/or Wainhouse.[/quote:38m5fbix] Mmmmm Sadly as we all know it can be the hope that kills you! In the process we are currently going through there is always the odd casualty and it can be one you hope at the time doesn’t go

[quote="weaver93":lee8pqy8]I hope its not Staveley and/or Wainhouse.[/quote:lee8pqy8] It would be a shame if it was one of them, but over the next few years we need people to want to play for Hull FC to rebuild the brand that's been battered over the last few years. It may sound arrogant when you're demanding that after finishing joint bottom, but hopefully the changes that have been made would encourage anyone to give it another shot. With them both coming off the back of serious injury maybe they felt the care they received was sub-par, and by the reports coming out of the club, it probably was.

I think Myler is talking more long term, I'd be suprised if any fringe players would want to leave Hull, hard to imagine many other clubs where there would be a better pathway to the first team.

I can't imagine he's talking about anybody right now. The fact he uses the word "eventually" and then says "time will tell". But he is right in what he is saying, because eventually (to use the word again) one of our younger players surely will get their head turned, unless we can show (and it is what we are aiming to do) that their is a genuine pathway into the first team and be able to use Martin, Balmforth, Charles, Kemp as examples that that is true

I see Wigan have just signed two Saints youngsters from under their noses .The red v is a good read atm.

Salford take over done, good for the game. Hope the fans back them now. As mentioned before, a fire sale at Salford wouldn't have been good for us.

Seems all 12 clubs now have wealthy owners, time to put their heads together, get the right TV deal and get the sport moving in the right direction. Can't see a better opportunity. Also all clubs in a good position, so harder to sign players and the NRL will be looking more at our players, so youth players become more and more important.

[quote="Faithful One":6rlcvs27]It would be a shame if it was one of them, but over the next few years we need people to want to play for Hull FC to rebuild the brand that's been battered over the last few years. It may sound arrogant when you're demanding that after finishing joint bottom, but hopefully the changes that have been made would encourage anyone to give it another shot. With them both coming off the back of serious injury maybe they felt the care they received was sub-par, and by the reports coming out of the club, it probably was.[/quote:6rlcvs27] I fear it may be one of them. I also see the RFL have just announced that the points system for misdemeanours has now sensibly been deemed to start from 1st January and with not see a carry over from last year's transgressions. Ligi will l be pleased

[quote="Dave K.":1k8h5wh6]Seems all 12 clubs now have wealthy owners, time to put their heads together, get the right TV deal and get the sport moving in the right direction. Can't see a better opportunity. Also all clubs in a good position, so harder to sign players and the NRL will be looking more at our players, so youth players become more and more important.[/quote:1k8h5wh6] If all the owners are genuinely wealthy then maybe it is time to say to SKY improve the deal or we're off. Putting games on streaming with some key games on BBC/Channel4 is a big financial gamble but something has to change. Also need to factor in the cost of filming the games. That said even the BBC would cough up more if you were giving them games like the season opener, Good Friday and the Grand Final rather than 3rd choice pick.