Go on then?

I'm waiting!

I dont think you will find many Rovers fans who think Wheeldon isn't doing a good job for us, has slotted into the team with relative ease. Plenty more to come from him too.
Maloney has a long way to go, seen him play plenty of times and looked good in the NL's but not seen him impress in SL yet, even though they were good reports from his performance against Saints(easy to get up for your debut).

It's also easy to have a nightmare in your debut too, it's a big step up from the NL's and to get Hull's MOM against the best team in the league is a big achievement for him imo.

Although he's 600 years old now, last night he demonstrated more commitment, more desire than anyone I've seen play for Hull this season and some silky skills to set up the winning try, something your team would die for at the minute, trust me, you'd take him back.

So he had a decent game, I still wouldnt take him back, if we played players in the correct positions I wouldnt have him my team.

Stan is a legneg in RL, I have a lot of respect for him and what he has done in the game.

But he isnt the player he once was IMO.

Also commitmmet isnt a problem at Hull, average players and poor caoching is the problem.

Because you've seen every Hull game this season haven't you?

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Repeat and you get removed.
GML.

If you started talking sense more often I wouldn't need to.

what a load of crap, maloney is already twice the player wheeldon ever was at hull. And he's only been full time 6 months.

Fitzgibbon contacted Rovers and asked if we would be interested in making him an offer to which he was told no.

I'm told he has followed Rovers results for years - even through our dark days in the National Leagues because of the family connection with his Dad still being friends with some ex-players.

Like it or not, Rovers was his 1st club of choice and I think we did show some interest in mid-2007 but he'll be playing in the city of Hull which is the next best thing to him.

Don't get me wrong, I don't think it's a really bad signing, it just irritates me when your CE James Tool makes out that he fended off competition from Wigan and Saints which gives your fans a distorted view of your club's pulling power.

It's all about opinions, and obviously Stan isn't the player he was ten years ago, but he still has heart, and plenty of it, if he hadn't he wouldn't have got a contract for this season.

No wonder your on field performances are going the way they are if you believe in garbage like that! Glad your coaching set-up see it that way aswell.

load of b0ll0x and you know it.

Simple question for you.

Why do you support FC if you live in East Hull

I'm sorry but I find that hard to believe.

I am talking sense, you just don't want to accept your team has problems throughout and that a player of Stan's age is putting certain players in Hull Fc's squad to shame.

did you see every game wheeldon played for hull? Have you seen every game maloney has played for hull?
Have I? Pretty much yes, so I think my opinion is slightly more educated than yours!

Why do some people live in other parts of Yorkshire barring East yet still support Hull/Rovers?

Same goes for the rest of the country where ever they live.

What difference does it make?

Then you clearly have no idea of basic logic and I almost feel sorry for you.

There you go again, you can't accept facts. Fitzgibbons' father, who played for Rovers, was a guest of the club at the derby last season at Craven Park, he told the directors that his son wanted to follow in his fathers footsteps and play for Rovers.

Fact.

Well I suppose I support Rovers cos my Dad did - just like his Dad.

What about you?

Yet again you seem to think that you know what is going on with other players yet this time it's from a player who is the other side of the world. Last time you seemed to think you knew everything about Peter Fox where as in fact you know nothing

How is that a fact?

You got any proof?

Thought not.

Because the house prices are considerably lower

His father may of said that his son would like to follow in his footsteps, but for Craig Fitzgibbon to actually get in touch with the club is another thing.