I know you study tapes after games for player performance and training purposes, would you please pay particular attention to the 43.50 minute of the game. When Craig Hall knocks on, just follow Thorman all the way till Fox scores the try, and then watch the slow motion replay. There is clearly something wrong with Thorman! I have been watching derbys for 27 years now and if that is player commitment ive seen it all.

Dont you think writing to him directly would have been more beneficial. I dont think RA comes on here !!

thorman is in slow motion at normal speed. If you slow it down he'll stop

He doesn't need to, wolfie keeps him appraised with a daily report

PMSL

i will its totally disgraceful..........

He does seem to stroll along.

this is not acceptable is it?

To me yes, if you're a Hull FC fan, then no.

Or maybe he should watch the way Richard Horne just lets Cooke in for his try?

Horne's the best defensive half back in the league, he would never do such a thing

or his shocking pass to Hall in the first place that led to the said incident

Arguably that was Tickle's tackle, but it's not stellar defending either way.

Pun intended

realy?

cant remember the last time i spoke to him.

and just to add no he doesnt read the sh-te thats posted on here,but some players do.

If so Wolfie, are they bothered and take any notice?

they probably laugh at half of it, its their stress release

very much doubt they give a to
-s what some of the numpties on here think

Any ideas who?

Maybe they could tell Agar what most of us Hull fans can see and what Agar doesn't!

That our boring tactics aren't working!

hope berro does and sees my love for him

Bet it's not for the lack of trying on your part though



how many burgers did you have today

Therein lies the problem, some of the posters may be numpties but at the end of the day we are all FC fans. The players should care about what we think.

I said doubt they are interested

Like most people, my performance is appraised formally twice yearly with my line manager, with balanced feedback from those I work with closely over a 6 month period.

People have good days and bad days at work. Sometimes there are mitigating reasons for this - illness or family issues, for example. Most of us have the advantage of not having 12,000+ scrutinising our every move and calling for us to be sacked if we have a couple of off days. We have neither the context of personal circumstances nor the wider picture of what players contribute to the team off the field, whereas the coaching staff do. If I were a player, whilst it would be tempting to come on here, so much of the commentary on performances is negative garbage all it would do is destroy confidence.