: Mon Feb 16, 2009 12:22 am  

PAUL M wrote:

One bad game that's all it was.

Could be. But his good games are few and far between now. Be interesting to see if he makes the squad for the Celtic game.

: Mon Feb 16, 2009 12:22 am  

hullian wrote:

Could be. But his good games are few and far between now. Be interesting to see if he makes the squad for the Celtic game.

Really? He was our best prop last season before he got injured.

: Mon Feb 16, 2009 12:27 am  

Do we have any youth comming through in the forward positions?

: Mon Feb 16, 2009 12:31 am  

PAUL M wrote:

Really? He was our best prop last season before he got injured.

Granted, but on balance he's had more bad than good over the last few seasons ( and yes injuries have played a part ) and as posted earlier can't get away from this big hit syndrome.

: Mon Feb 16, 2009 1:20 am  

PAUL M wrote:

Really? He was our best prop last season before he got injured.

Let them have their moan Paul it makes them feel better in themselves. Like they could do a better job

Kingy was awesome last year I totally agree, his injury was a testiment to how hard he was trying.

Here to the rest of the season and the moaning that will be going on in here win or lose.

One reason I've chosen not to post much from now on is mainly because it ends up with some poor soul who can't just watch a game and take away the positives as it's some in here just come to rip FC to bits without knowing the facts.

Here's looking forward to watching Hull do their best this swason and NOT getting pulled to bits for it.

: Mon Feb 16, 2009 1:38 am  

Rich1865 wrote:

The only time one of them big hits paid off, he spoilt it by laying on and giving a penalty away.

To be fair he did lose balance, it wasnt like it was intentional. One of his big hits paid off, the one where he hit Fielden, which imo, took him out the rest of the game, Fielden didnt seem interested after that hit.

I think the reason he didnt some back on was cos Cusack and Dowes were playing so well, add Radford to that who was like having a 3rd prop on the field.

Re: Kingy : Mon Feb 16, 2009 6:01 am  

hullian wrote:

Was the fact that he never returned to the field after his short spell a message from Agar?

Kingy tries hard but thats his problem ...it goes wrong, the attempted big hits etc.

and sharp hes very big on discipline,he told him to calm down when he was brought off,said your not going back on till ye do.

: Mon Feb 16, 2009 8:04 am  

Dont forget this was Kingy's first competitive game since the end of March last year!

Probably over keen and under cooked are more likely.

: Mon Feb 16, 2009 10:15 am  

knocker norton wrote:

Dont forget this was Kingy's first competitive game since the end of March last year!

Probably over keen and under cooked are more likely.

The Dewsbury friendly was a good tough workout for him.

Re: Kingy : Mon Feb 16, 2009 10:16 am  

wolfie wrote:

and sharp hes very big on discipline,he told him to calm down when he was brought off,said your not going back on till ye do.

Hope he told Sharpy to remember that it's the passion that we fans love, maybe he's forgot, afterall he's been off away from FC whilst Kingy is still here. Hope you remember what the fans of FC want Sharpy and stop trying to quell it in our lads. You keep on with that passion Kingy, and remember, we fans keep on remembering all of you players (well the one's that warrant all these re-union dinners etc). With a bit of luck and the lads, as well as coaches remembering this is a TEAM game, we may wll have a lot more reunions in the future to commemorate!!!! No cliques in our team remember, not like the split in the team that went over to Oz........grannyfan Cindy