We should never have employed someone who's father celebrated 2 wembley wins against us

Oh please.

why, he's quite right, Long and Gleeson were (unwanted) guns for hire, and they have contributed the square root of f'k all to the club.

Not true, they both care deeply about the club. If anything happened to Hull FC who'd keep them in beer tokens?

Do you care about your [iemployer [/ii.e. the owner/directors/partners/shareholders?



Or do you just care about your [ijob[/i?

Some do. Some dont. I watched Richard Whiting against Wigan and he looked like he cared about wearing the shirt. I guess if you supported the club it means more also. Longy and Gleeson are Wigan lads I guess so are never going to care as much as say Yeamo for instance I wouldnt think.

I was more amused at the idea that anyone would think that two professional RL players with no links to the area would care about the club any more than was required by their job. On the one hand we have people banging on about how the club needs to operate with less sentiment and on the other we apparently expect pro players to 'care' about the club.



Both Long and Gleeson have fulfilled their contractual obligations and when on the pitch have put in the required effort. Judging by Long's Twitter feed he still follows us, wants us to win, and respects his team-mates. Not sure what else people expect TBH.

and that doesn't surprise me in the slightest

Never had you down as an unrealistically sentimental optimist.

I totally agree although I would expect all members of the squad to attend every first team game home and away unless they have a very good reason not to. I'm pretty sure that this is not always the case.

I'm sorry but how has Gleeson fulfilled his contractual obligations??

By training and playing while fit to do so. In what way do you think he's failed to fulfil them, and why do you imagine he's still an employee if he hasn't?