And there is Agar of course.Things really are going from bad to worse. Big mistake letting Parcell go i.m.o..Ironic that him and McGuire had a good game against us.

Unfortunately have to agree.

TBF I feel a bit for Agar as he’s clearly just a front guy and his rep from previous clubs has stuck with him, you only have to see Sinfield sat next to him every game as he did with Lowes last season (something that didn’t happen under Furner) to see whose really pulling the strings and why Sinfield and Furner fell out. Selections, interchanges during the game and tactics look eerily similar to when Lowes was “in charge”

It was a poor decision to let Parcell go at all, to let him go to the only team below us who were desperate for a hooker to a new coach who was known for getting strong performances from his 9’s at his previous clubs (Diskin at Leeds, Monaghan & Higham at Wire) was absolute stupidity but it just sums up Sinfield’s performance in the last 12 months.

Fair comment

I watched the game from the South of France the day time temperature was a staggering 41 Degrees .
Lucky that Catalan are away this week as teams would struggle with the heat out here .

Saving ourselves for the cup semi

You lot are so deluded you probably have convinced yourselves that .......

It’s more than a fair comment. Too many Leeds fans think the real problems started prior to Sinfield but that’s mostly because McDermott proved them wrong several times and we needed to tighten the purse strings and they didn’t understand that.

Sinfield has created this real dangerous mess by walking straight into the dressing room of a GF winning team with a huge sh*tspraying machine and has targeted ‘McDermott players’ whilst looking after his old mates. At the same time he’s hired THREE coaches in 12 coaches and two of them have just been puppets for him to really control the team, look at Saints and Wire who have hired Aussie coaches and done well...we did the same but Sinfield made sure he was dumped when he wouldn’t stand for Sinfield’s interference.

Some Leeds fans say it might be good to be relegated to clear out the deadwood, the only good thing relegation COULD do is hopefully show Sinfield the door.

Convinced ourselves that what? That saints are bottlers?

If Scott Taylor played maybe the result would have been different or closer .

If Scott Taylor had played maybe the result would have been closer .

Like the rest of the team he had suffered an adverse reactioen to the jabs he needed when entering east hull

Jake when you go to your neck of the woods we needs swine fever injections

When I go to my neck of the woods you needs swine fever injections? Dunno what you're on about but my guess is if you were ever spotted in my neck of the woods one if the neighbours would call the police

The club has been disinfecting the south stand all day

Do they do it before or after the east stand?

He grew up in east Hull

Disappointing comments from Radford after the game. I thought he’d matured as a coach and grown out of the pettiness. If Hull want to be genuine contenders at the top they have to not worry about a loss to Hull KR.

Cas couldn’t get over their rivalry with Leeds and it’s held them back. When Leeds “grew up” and stopped worrying Bradford they thrived.

What did he say?

Would say it’s a bit different to those other scenarios you mentioned as Leeds/Bradford and Leeds/Cas were facing each other in finals. Also Hull have been contenders recently with the cup wins and narrowly losing at Headingley in 2017 in the playoffs.

Basically said it was Hull KR’s Cup Final, Grand Final and World Club Challenge all rolled in to one. Along with a few other whinges.

As I said, disappointing from him as I thought he’d matured past those kind of cheap shots.

In which case the scenario is worse as there’s no real challenge between the 2 clubs in any practical sense. It’s all in their heads and they need to get over it.
I can understand Hull KR using it as a way of providing impetus to their season as they’re playing a rival who is generally ahead of them toward the top of the table.
But Hull FC should not be concerning themselves with a rivalry with at best a mid table team. Not if they want to really challenge at the top.

The Hull KR / Hull FC Derby will never lose its passion. The teams position in the league table counts for nothing come Derby day .

Speccies will play it down if they lose , but deep down you want to win the Derby no matter what anyone says .

The Hull derby is without doubt the best in the comp . Your either Red and White or Black and White theres no inbetween .

He actually said that BEFORE the match. He is, of course, just a wind up merchant failing to play psychological games.

Hull may have wanted the 2 points but we needed them. That coukd be the difference and also why the threat of relegation plays its part in our league. And yes, we're far from clear yet.

I think radford was meaning in relation to their league position and potential relegation rather than anything derogatory. He lives in east hull and will get plenty of stick for the next couple of weeks

Nice to see some Hull Kingston Rovers players with their Babies wearing the Red & White after the victory before been presented with the Sir Clive Sullivan Trophy.

Do you think? Didnt he ask Tony Smith last season about how to get out of HIS clubs position IE 13 straight defeats? How long has he been a Super League coach just out of interest Jake?