Re: Wanes' on his way for 2022, : Sun Mar 28, 2021 12:41 pm  

Obviously very early days, but Hodgson looks to have Hull very nicely set up; still plenty of size and aggression but playing some nice football, with a freedom and ease that bodes well for them.

Watson's Huddersfield look very ponderous in comparison.

[Fantastic Mr Catpiss]

Re: Wanes' on his way for 2022, : Sun Mar 28, 2021 1:33 pm  

morrisseyisawire wrote:

Obviously very early days, but Hodgson looks to have Hull very nicely set up; still plenty of size and aggression but playing some nice football, with a freedom and ease that bodes well for them.

Watson's Huddersfield look very ponderous in comparison.

I'll not read anything into hull till at least ten games in.

They took Leeds to the cleaners in last seasons opener, and everyone went ott

Re: Wanes' on his way for 2022, : Mon Mar 29, 2021 11:03 am  

Paul Youane wrote:

I'd imagine those posts will follow all the ones slagging off Powell and Castleford for the timing of the announcement.

Is Adrian Lam just on a 12 month contract at Wigan?

Nope as Powell is actually a very good coach who can actually coach a team and motivate his players. Price couldn't run a bath let alone a professional rugby team.