Re: Breaking News... : Thu Oct 13, 2016 8:44 am  

Best of luck Feka. Been solid for us whenever he's on the pitch and I am sure you will go down well at Doncaster.

Does anyone have a list of our known in's and out's for next season?

Re: Breaking News... : Thu Oct 13, 2016 9:22 am  

weighman wrote:

Feka signed for Doncaster on a 2 year deal .

COYD

Will he still be FC communty thingy or will that go to Yeamo?

Re: Breaking News... : Thu Oct 13, 2016 9:25 am  

..yes, Feka is now our full time Player Welfare Manager.

Re: Breaking News... : Thu Oct 13, 2016 9:26 am  

Armavinit wrote:

Will he still be FC communty thingy or will that go to Yeamo?

Feka's still employed by the club as Player Welfare Officer. Isn't Yeamo joining the coaching staff?

Re: Breaking News... : Thu Oct 13, 2016 9:37 am  

Doc Brown wrote:

Feka's still employed by the club as Player Welfare Officer. Isn't Yeamo joining the coaching staff?

Mmmmm, thought Rev. Tony Cotson was wlefare, perhaps just spiritual.

Re: Breaking News... : Thu Oct 13, 2016 11:19 am  

Doc Brown wrote:

Feka's still employed by the club as Player Welfare Officer. Isn't Yeamo joining the coaching staff?

Was said last night that Yeamo will be involved in conditioning and making Radders cups of tea

Re: Breaking News... : Thu Oct 13, 2016 11:44 am  

Armavinit wrote:

Mmmmm, thought Rev. Tony Cotson was wlefare, perhaps just spiritual.

As I understand it Tony is still heavily involved with the Club and does a brilliant job as Club chaplain however he's also a full time Vicar with a big parish. Although he did the welfare job for a while its a massive task and something that the Club feel is very important going forward so Feke will now be the full time Welfare Officer whilst playing part time for Donny.

Re: Breaking News... : Thu Oct 13, 2016 1:37 pm  

Doc Brown wrote:

In some ways our lack of an injury crisis this season proved to be a curse. I think that because his strongest 17 was available most weeks that Radders opted to play that 17. Which is understandable as it was very tight at the top of the table and fielding our strongest team whenever possible gave us our best chance of success.



Unfortunately that meant we had a few players out of energy by the end of the season as we perhaps didn't make as good a use of the squad and the u23's as we could of. Which also impacted some of our younger players as they didn't get the run outs they were maybe expecting to aid their development and gain them some experience.

Hopefully fortune will favour us again next year regarding injuries but we'll also have the chance (and take it) to rotate.

These type of posts just get funnier. So, our lack of injuries proved to be a curse. Utter codswallop on 2 fairly obvious points.
1. Our most successful season for decades coincides with our most injury free season since we got into Super League...
2. See above

Re: Breaking News... : Thu Oct 13, 2016 1:57 pm  

spegs wrote:

These type of posts just get funnier. So, our lack of injuries proved to be a curse. Utter codswallop on 2 fairly obvious points.
1. Our most successful season for decades coincides with our most injury free season since we got into Super League...
2. See above

You are entitled to your opinion Spegs as I am entitled to mine. I've already tried to explain said post better and won't be doing so again. And I certainly won't be making fun of anyone who has a different opinion to me and dismissing their opinions as "utter codswallop".

Re: Breaking News... : Thu Oct 13, 2016 2:49 pm  

Tinkerman23 wrote:

Agree , blaming our failures on not having injuries is ridiculous

Agree. A lot of people are overthinking this. There was a fag paper to choose between the three teams who ended up with silverware at the end of the season. All three trophies could have easily been shared differently or in fact won by a single team. A missed tackle, dropped ball, refs call or in fact a made tackle were all factors...not Hulls lack of injuries.