Yes.

This season started with some of the worst rugby I've seen FC play. We were abysmal. No clue, no idea, no effort.

The Castleford cup game was the start of a revival. Since then, we've started to look like a Super League club again. And that game against KR was a fantastic performance.

I'm still not convinced about Radford, but something has changed, because we look like we give a toss now. The players clearly have an understanding; the effort is there; there is a belief amongst the players.

We have turned a corner. Lets push on!

Yes we have.

We are not Super League Champions or Challenge Cup winning material by a long way, but we have improved and continue to make progress and it is nice to see us clicking when on the attack.

I have also been one of those who was vocal in wanting Radford's removal. However, if we had replaced him after the Easter defeat to Rovers and replaced him with any of the various names we all suggested to see a 7 from 9 turnaround, we would all now be shouting from the roof tops on how justified such a decision had been. So well done Lee.



Time will tell, whether Lee goes on to lead us up the table and better fortunes. However, for now he has earned the right to take us through to the rest of the season and hopefully with an improved injury season he can now benefit from more consistent performances.

It will be great once we have the re-arranged Wakefield game played and hopefully with a win, it will put us in our true league position.

Top post mate

Again - remind us all what you called Lee Radford a few weeks back. Hypocritical bullshine is your speciality.

We absolutely need to build on this by beating Widnes on Thursday. Its a real 4 pointer in the race for the top 8.

Correct.
The boy that cried wolf.