Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 5:43 pm  

LifeLongHKRFan wrote:

Nice measured response without the usual cross city bashing.

Gets boring the same old insults haha!!

Well it was a decent question to be fair, where exactly has it gone wrong, that's my take on it. Some might agree, others not.

Were crying out for some real rugby knowledge at the top of this club. It's like we've waited for umpteen seasons of injury crisis's to actually do a root and branch of our strength and conditioning.........

Bit amateur at the minute.

Well done on the win

Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 5:50 pm  

ComeOnYouUll wrote:

Lowest final league position since 2014 and you have to go back to 2009 for a full length season when we recorded fewer league points.

2 wins in 9. Both against the team that was relegated.

Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 6:06 pm  

Smiggs wrote:

Well that was truly awful. Although it shouldn't come as any real surprise to anyone who has been watching this team under Hodgson. In the 2 seasons he's been in charge this level of performance has become the norm. He's a complete fraud as a coach and we'll continue to decline if he remains here. He must be removed immediately. Over to you Mr Pearson.

But keep the same players who folded under radford aswell makes sense eh

Time to get rid of the deadwood players

Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 6:25 pm  

Dave K. wrote:

They deserve to milk thos result as much as possible, both sides have has poor seasons, but at least they have some reasons to be optimistic with a new coach coming in.

Not only that but their recruitment is balanced with some decent players coming in.
Can see HKR in the top 6 next season with us seventh or eighth if Hodgson is still here.
Pearson must be a mug

Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 6:27 pm  

That has to be one of the sh1test performances I've ever seen from an "FC" team . I wouldn't even pay them for that .

Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 6:31 pm  

Smiggs wrote:

Well that was truly awful. Although it shouldn't come as any real surprise to anyone who has been watching this team under Hodgson. In the 2 seasons he's been in charge this level of performance has become the norm. He's a complete fraud as a coach and we'll continue to decline if he remains here. He must be removed immediately. Over to you Mr Pearson.

Yet there are still some on here who will give him a chance because he is part of Hull FC who you cant criticise

Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 7:09 pm  

bonaire wrote:

Not only that but their recruitment is balanced with some decent players coming in.
Can see HKR in the top 6 next season

with us seventh or eighth if Hodgson is still here.

Pearson must be a mug

That's being a bit optimistic.

Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 7:19 pm  

Ruby Red, Bob, Keith the Red Cabman come on where are you? our boys took one hell of a beating

Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 7:29 pm  

bonaire wrote:

Not only that but their recruitment is balanced with some decent players coming in.
Can see HKR in the top 6 next season with us seventh or eighth if Hodgson is still here.
Pearson must be a mug

Which one or two teams do you think we'll overtake?

Top four will be strong again. Leeds will continue their resurgence under Rohan Smith you'd expect. Salford will go well again. Cas and Rovers could go either way I suppose. Warrington cannot be worse than this year and have basically replaced their pack.

Re: The end is nigh (Rovers at home) : Sat Sep 03, 2022 7:39 pm  

ComeOnYouUll wrote:

Which one or two teams do you think we'll overtake?

Top four will be strong again. Leeds will continue their resurgence under Rohan Smith you'd expect. Salford will go well again. Cas and Rovers could go either way I suppose. Warrington cannot be worse than this year and have basically replaced their pack.

Hopefully Leigh and Wakefield