dont get it ?? what island

Fitz now confirmed as captain on clubs website, fantastic choice the man is a born leader

Great news, Fitz is a natural choice for the captaincy.

Nothing on who the vice captain will be though.

I would assume it will be Ogre, to take over at the end of the season if/when Fitz retires.

www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... _Hull.html

www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... _Hull.html

Well deserved if true, he's an absolute legend!

Better late than never, Long was never the man for the job.

from a rovers fan, he should have been captain last year rather than the crock

Quote ="hullandbroncos"Has it being confirmed anywhere ?'" Agar confirmed it tonight at the forum. also on here www.hullfc.com/hullfc/contents/

Quote ="hullandbroncos"Has it being confirmed anywhere ?'" Agar confirmed it tonight at the forum. also on here www.hullfc.com/hullfc/contents/

Good move by the club and as other have said should be last year so that Long can concentrate on playing.

In the Liam Cunningham interview before the Donny game you could tell the respect and presence he holds at Hull and RL.

Good to See Liam getting the under 20's job and Hull identifying captains at all age groups.

Hopefully the club will give us more deatails on the 18's, 16's and 15's.

The future stars feature needs an update also.

"Craig Fitzgibbon was an inspiration to black and whites in 2010, particularly the younger players in the squad and his Opta stats would easily back that up. Highlights from his debut campaign include 5 tries, 2,218 metres made, 2 offloads and an impressive 829 tackles, of which 111 where from square marker." Class www.rugbyleaguetoday.co.uk/long- ... captaincy/

"Craig Fitzgibbon was an inspiration to black and whites in 2010, particularly the younger players in the squad and his Opta stats would easily back that up. Highlights from his debut campaign include 5 tries, 2,218 metres made, 2 offloads and an impressive 829 tackles, of which 111 where from square marker." Class www.rugbyleaguetoday.co.uk/long- ... captaincy/

I wonder, Fitz is only here for another year, we're going to be "going heavy" on recruitment, have we got someone lined up for 2012 onwards who is going to establish themslves as a long term captain? I do hope so.

I think up until 18months ago they had planned for Washy to take it on long term, he's still in the leadership group.
I'd be tempted to see how Westerman would fair.

I think in years to come Westerman will probably get the captaincy, if he works hard on and off the pitch then he would be a good cadidate. he ought to learn as much from Fitz as possible but it goes without saying i guess

How about Houghton as a potential captain?