You have a stand off who's been out for a couple of months and needing to gain match fitness, do you
a) Bring him on at stand off as the guy playing there is only makeshift anyway
b) Bring him on at scrum half as it is nearly the same position and you can still influence play
c) Bring him on at hooker, probably the most physically demanding position in the team, when you already have an Aussie international who plays there on the field plus a young, fit and one of the most promising hookers in the game.

Please send your responses to Rich Agar as he obviously has not got a clue.

Dont get me started again.



It was a joke of a decision and I will be asking our illustrious leader about it at the fans forum on Tuesday.

You idiot, you haven't factored in the fact we have a prop at loose forward, a 2nd rower at prop, a loose forward at stand off in addition to the hooker at scrum half and a half back at hooker.

Simple when you think about it

Dont forget Whiting and Briscoe

In Holland they would call that total rugby

Add Interchanging centres for tactical reasons and not giving him the ball.

I can't wait for the forum do you think agar might not turn up??
With his intelligence he might not turn up at hull truck but the kc stadium instead.

Don't worry, him and rule will come out with a few anti dobbins quips, show a quick powerpoint showing it's not his fault and the sheep will be back onside

Baaaaaing a few.

I would have gone for option D.

D) Play him in the reserves like Calders to gain fitness etc