Hull will have an old squad but what they should do is replace these older players with players from the youth teams over the next couple of years and build a team which will be playing together for a long time. I'm not saying it's wrong to have older players it's good to have a few to pass on their experience as long as you don't just keep replacing them with other older player.

just read an article from june 2004 it was paul sterling at 36 and 44 days but brad davis who turned 36 in the march and played in the june beat him


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Davis aiming to turn on the old magic for Castleford

Thursday, 24 June 2004
The Australian half-back Brad Davis is set to become the oldest player to appear in Super League after completing his return to Castleford

The former Wakefield captain, who was 36 in March, takes the record held by the winger Paul Sterling, who was 36 years and 44 days old when he played for Leeds against London in the last round of Super League 2000.

And they are all still younger than me.......

Think I'll have to face up to it......if I don't get signed up by the summer, I'll never make the grade

There's always Michael Crockers dad you could sign:

[urlhttp://www.slstats.org/p1327/Jason%20Croker.html[/url

He's so old, they even spell his surname in olde english!

turn the numbers the other way and you might be somewhere near his true age

signing for your youth team next year