Re: Smith - should he stay or should he go? : Sun Mar 17, 2024 9:34 pm  

supersport wrote:

throw in vete , takairangi, simms, richards, gee, at his last club the man dosent do his research pearsons fault ,think he wanted to get one over hudgell and has come unstuck and the fans suffer

Me and a friend said this the other day, he’s an ‘Aussie’ coach and I say Aussie loosely in a sense he’s lived in the uk for going on 25 + years ? He doesn’t have these ‘contacts’ anymore, he’s just a run of the mill standard British coach, but sky constantly churn out the narrative that he’s ‘got loads of mates in oz’ ‘he’ll be the one to turn it around’

Don’t wanna go all in but the man that turned rovers around the first time was Paul Lakin did it that well a premier league team picked him up, fast forward 15 years he’s doing it again, it’s no coincidence

I do agree that the signing will of had some revenge mixed into it

Re: Smith - should he stay or should he go? : Sun Mar 17, 2024 9:36 pm  

[quote="Theeaststander1"]I predicted hull 9th on the thinking that Salford, cas, London wouldn’t even get out the traps but Salford look like a mid table team

you’re a fan of the filthy povos- won nowt since 1985?

Anyways Salford mid table ? Are you for real ? See how you go in the Cup v them

That Geordie Shore guy doesn’t hold back does he ?
If I posted what he does on here I’d be hounded out by snowflakes

Tony Smith a dinosaur and recruitment like Stevie Wonder
lol what a guy

Re: Smith - should he stay or should he go? : Sun Mar 17, 2024 9:39 pm  

[quote="Tarquin Fuego"]

I’m not taking away from Salford ability in the slightest, the problem is if sneyd has a bad game they lose, and they have 0 depth and are built on sand so yes mid table come the end of the season, it’s round 6….

Re: Smith - should he stay or should he go? : Sun Mar 17, 2024 9:44 pm  

Steve0 wrote:

Gentle, smith and Hodgson were all similar, all nice guys, all very intelligent and all very laid back, they'd do well at top clubs, but the laid back attitude doesn't suit Hull as the players think they can also have that laid back attitude on the field and all will be well. The only thing that can sort us out is an absolute no nonsense coach like Wane, someone that holds players to account, gives them an absolute rollocking when they don't perform, can rise above the player power of downing tools, and stand up to Pearson and tell him what's needed to become a top club again

Wane would be the number one choice but even if we could afford him I can't see him touching it with a barge pole. Wilf rightly said coaching Hull is a poisoned chalice.

Re: Smith - should he stay or should he go? : Sun Mar 17, 2024 9:54 pm  

[quote="Tarquin Fuego"] you seem to talk a load of brown stuff ,cant you go in and sort it with all your knownledge

Re: Smith - should he stay or should he go? : Sun Mar 17, 2024 9:55 pm  

With all this doom and gloom we need the distraction of something positive. How about a new range of overpriced low quality merchandise. Another super hero magic shirt should do it.

Re: Smith - should he stay or should he go? : Sun Mar 17, 2024 10:00 pm  

[quote="supersport"]


Some days you’re the statue and others you’re the pigeon

You’re just the pigeon

Re: Smith - should he stay or should he go? : Sun Mar 17, 2024 10:46 pm  

Marcus's Bicycle wrote:

Don't do it keep the faith. It's that pesky bonaire that's twisted your mind. The happy clapper posse needs you

Your right I can't desert the club. What was I thinking

Re: Smith - should he stay or should he go? : Sun Mar 17, 2024 10:55 pm  

hull2524 wrote:

Your right I can't desert the club. What was I thinking

I’ve calmed down little now, hope I’m still a card carrying member and can attend the secret meetings Bonaire eat your heart out

Re: Smith - should he stay or should he go? : Sun Mar 17, 2024 11:29 pm  

[quote="Tarquin Fuego"] pearsons the pigeon ,hes shat on the loyal fans