Quote ="Dave K."Maybe because you getting old you cant remember that long ago He was very good in 2004, 2005 and outstanding until his injury at saints in 2006. Was poor in 2007 and been inconsistent in the last two years, which hasn't helped with having no decent halfbacks to play with. www.slstats.org/p389/Kirk%20Yeaman.html'" But was still our top try scorer last year and also top try scoring centre in the league last year.

Quote ="Dave K."Maybe because you getting old you cant remember that long ago He was very good in 2004, 2005 and outstanding until his injury at saints in 2006. Was poor in 2007 and been inconsistent in the last two years, which hasn't helped with having no decent halfbacks to play with. www.slstats.org/p389/Kirk%20Yeaman.html'" But was still our top try scorer last year and also top try scoring centre in the league last year.

Because top class British scrum halves are like gold dust; so if a young lad looks any where close eveyone will want him.

To be fair, almost every single RL expert agrees that Myler is the no.1 scrum half prospect in the country. We (as England fans) have every right to get exited about him as he's likely to be the starting scrum half for years to come. He is totally out of our league and speculating otherwise is futile. It will do him wonders to go to a club like Saints because as a scrum half it's much, much easier to shine behind a dominant pack. The fact that he's looking so good behind a beaten pack shows what a talent he is.

I would have him at Hull as player coach

I can't wait to watch the Four Nations to see how Myler fairs against Australia and New Zealand. It's alright running the show against France, because every set someone broke a tackle and offered the offload. That game suited him perfectly. I am not being a critic as i am a big fan of Myler, but i think a few people are getting a bit carried away

And the 2nd top British Try scorer

As someone mentioned, decent British halfbacks are rare as hen's teeth - young ones double so. Hence all the excitment.

I agree he's probably being bigged up a little too much too fast, but there's no doubting he has talent and potential. Only time will tell if he fulfils it.

They all have as much potential as him, they have not played as many first team games but I very much doubt Saints would take Myler above what they already have.

nuff said, as ive always stated, yeaman is a runnig centre one of which needs to be put through gaps, cooke did this brilliantly...
i for one dont think yeaman has been the same since cooke left,just my opinion but until fc sign a player in the mould of cooke, yeaman will struggle to score as many ties as he used to...

bring him here and let him learn from Long

its not often a british half back comes available, and at only 19 he can only get get better

Hope Saints sign him and Eastmond spits his dummy out and comes here to join Long. Eastmond looks the best young prospect around in my view and has been introduced gently rather than being thrown in and expected to lead.

Getting it in before you DON'T sign him

I don't even think Eastmond is the best prospect at Saints.

Good player when Saints are on top, not a scrum half, more of a stand off.

Surely worth a offer. Myler at 6 Long at 7 Horne fullback what a brilliant combination. Does anyoine else thinks its worth a go. Myler wouild take over sean long in a couple of years with the experience of learing from longy.

He won't come over here, he'll stay in Lancashire.

So its not the fact you've already signed a scrum half for next season or the fact that you are a cr@p team playing under a cr@p coach

he stated when he moved to Salford that he doesn't want to move across the pennines. HTH.

Ohh, I like what you did there.

I'll bet my left nad that Rovers will be sniffing round Myler. mOrgan was on radio tonight saying that HKR have 'interests' in signing 'some' players next season.......but nothing is set in stone 'as yet'

I would defo try to sign him, he'll be crazy not to be tempted to come and play along side the best british scrum half in recent year and become the next best british scum half for the next 10 years.

Also it would be the long term option Hull should be looking at for a scrum half. The only problem is, our board wouldnt throw BIG money at someone his age. Personally I'd make him one of the clubs top earners, it'll pay off in the long run.

Apparently we tried to sign him last season when Salford were in NL1, but his parents stepped in, or something like that. I reckon the draw of Sean Long to learn from and a healthy salary would be a good tempter.

There is no doubt that he'd sign for Leeds if they made him an offer. I'm afraid the Lancashire/Yorkshire divide has little to do with it.

Coming from a Salford fan

Spot on, coming to a club like Hull just wouldnt be that good of a career move for him.