Been a fantastic servant to the club and think he is making the right decision, going out on a high following a couple of poor seasons.

Ever since Yeamo started playing he has been my favourite player. Ive loved watching him for all these years and will be sad not to see him after this year. Good luck to him in all future endeavours!

Thanks for memories Kirk. The badge kissing v Rovers and your ability to get under the skin of our arch rivals will never be forgotten.

For a player who at one time this season looked like he wasn't going to feature much , Jeez what a swansong to a fine career . Griffin has some big boots to fill next season Thanks for some great memories Kirk !!!.

Great player and a great example to young players on how to conduct yourself both on and off the pitch. What a perfect way to go out with a win at Wembley. Let's hope we can add a 2nd grand final appearance to that for hin

A great player for Hull FC.

A brilliant career, with two Challenge Cup wins and GB honours too. (Hopefully some more honours to come before the season is over!)

Kirk's had a great season for us and I think his off load to Shaul on Good Friday was the turning point of our season that helped get us on a roll and which hasn't stopped yet.

Thanks Kirk!

Go on then, I'll bite,

I was a critic of Yeaman in years gone by, but was big enough to reverse that and praise him for his performances this season. But let's be clear. I am not aware of many who love to criticise any player.

The turn around in his career this season should be a message to any player who feels their playing days are numbered. Having the right attitude pays dividends.

Thank you Kirk, you rightly deserve all the accolades.

Fond memories include his try at Warrington on the 2005 play offs. The 90 yard interception at Wembley. The car crash tackle on Scott Grix in 2011.

The simple fact is that he could have probably got another season somewhere else but would never ever play for anyone else.

Top bloke on and off the field and one of my favourite players and a real quite assassin and a great tackler, We never had to worry too much about the defence at his side of the field and sitting in the East Stand I have seen plenty of opposition centres and wingers looking to avoid him by three quarter time. It won't be the same with him not there in the centre. I once asked him if he had ever been approached by Rovers he just said, "Well they asked!!!!"

end of an era. there's a big chunk of supporters who have not seen an FC team without him featuring regularly in it

All of the above. I love that his break v Hull KR at Easter lit the blue touch-paper for this most amazing season. One of my other favourite moments was his badge-tugging v Wakey amidst rumour's he was leaving. I'm sure he will be afforded a great send-off.

Fantastic servant for our club, great scoring record.

An absolute true legend of the Club, always remembered for his badge kissing in front of the Dobbins and his record trying scoring feats against them. Not only that a top bloke and will remember sharing and enjoying his company at a Cricket Club Function. Hope Kirk can lead the team out this evening, and he is given a tremendous ovation and an even bigger (winning) send off. You will never be forgotten YEAMO - COYH.........................................................

It wasnt directed at you nor anyone in particular, just i think Kirk has been unfairly critisised at times over the last couple of years, granted he wasnt as potent in attack as he was in his best season but hes always been rock solid in defence and always given everything for the shirt in a similar way to Horney who was also critisised a lot towards the end of his career

Bonaire conspicuous by his absence on this thread.

Can't argue with his career stats and achievements. If ever a player showed that competition for places and no right to an automatic place was the way forward then in recent times it's Kirk. Upped his performance this year after a couple of lean years because he had to. Will be strange not to see him cutting down his opposite number out of the line. And did any other player ever catch more passes while sliding on his knees ? Wish him all the best for the future - would make a good strength and conditioning coach I would imagine.

Best of luck to Yeamo for the future. Has been a great servant to the club and whilst being a star in the Hull FC ranks has remained humble.

Deserves credit for his performances this season after losing his place. Always thought him & Raynor were one of the best centre/wing duo's this club has had.

Really hope Kirk can go out with a full medal haul.

It's been a real privilege watching Kirk over the years. Never doubt what this club means to him, he's as big a fan of the club as any of us. I hope there's a position within the club for him.

Played in the Great Britain team in that famous win against the Aussies in Sydney in 06, and put Raynor in for the winning try.

An unfortunate way to for Kirk to see out his playing days at the KCOM. He looked disconsolate at the end.
Shame more people didn't stick around to see him off.

Thanks Kirk


















Will go down as a Hul Legend and still goes out having played in most of the games from our best season in over a decade.

thanks yeamooooooooooooooooooooo

True black and white through and through Kirk great servant to our club thank you

Knowing Kirk, he will be gutted to have missed that tackle on Gelling, his last action in a hull shirt

Good to hear that he's joining the coaching staff.

Maybe for a little while, but time smooths those slightly rough edges.

The last action he'll be remembered for is helping Hull win the cup.