Re: Relegation : Fri Jun 21, 2019 5:43 pm  

Some interesting thoughts over in the Hull newspaper regarding the run in of fixtures from Salford in 6th down to Hull KR in 12th Plenty of tough games remaining for all of the sides and you wonder where the win's will come from Wakefield's run in looks very tough but they have a 4 point advantage over us at present https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/r ... ed-2992907

Some interesting thoughts over in the Hull newspaper regarding the run in of fixtures from Salford in 6th down to Hull KR in 12th Plenty of tough games remaining for all of the sides and you wonder where the win's will come from Wakefield's run in looks very tough but they have a 4 point advantage over us at present https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/r ... ed-2992907

Re: Relegation : Sat Jun 22, 2019 9:02 am  

We are about a year on now from Sinfields appointment and looking at it, we are in worse shape now then when he came, which is pretty damming.

We were poor last season under McD but I always felt we would survive the qualifiers, I just didn't see how we were going to improve.

Now I am very concerned about relegation, we have a stand in coach and a team that despite adding two marquee players really is no better.

What has Sinny actually brought to the club? What decisions has he got right? I like hurrell and Merrin but it's clear we needed to spend on at least one top in. He made ferres captain (what the actual cluck). He got his number 1 coach then 14 games in have heatherington the ultimatum. We have a bunch of players contracted for next season who aren't up to it yet we will have to pay them off.

I know he has made some tough call like with Watkins and I don't doubt that Sinny has the balls for the job, I just don't know if he has everything else.

Re: Relegation : Sat Jun 22, 2019 9:17 am  

We reacted quickly to get rid of Furner but not the team itself. Took an age to get Ava and management seemed to think that was all that was needed. Not quite sure how they missed the halfback issue or other glaring problems.

Re: Relegation : Sat Jun 22, 2019 9:18 am  

I think the thing that Sinny still has on his side is the Club teamwise has been going down the Swanny since 2016 ,but it looks like we haven't hit the bottom yet

Re: Relegation : Sat Jun 22, 2019 9:20 am  

lionarmour87 wrote:

I think the thing that Sinny still has on his side is the Club teamwise has been going down the Swanny since 2016 ,but it looks like we haven't hit the bottom yet

Gawd please don't say that! We can only go lower be being in a lower division

Re: Relegation : Sat Jun 22, 2019 9:23 am  

Fallon wrote:

Gawd please don't say that! We can only go lower be being in a lower division

I'm very worried mate we are in a worse state than last year and time and games are running out

Re: Relegation : Sat Jun 22, 2019 9:26 am  

Fallon wrote:

We are about a year on now from Sinfields appointment and looking at it, we are in worse shape now then when he came, which is pretty damming.

We were poor last season under McD but I always felt we would survive the qualifiers, I just didn't see how we were going to improve.

Now I am very concerned about relegation, we have a stand in coach and a team that despite adding two marquee players really is no better.

What has Sinny actually brought to the club? What decisions has he got right? I like hurrell and Merrin but it's clear we needed to spend on at least one top in. He made ferres captain (what the actual cluck). He got his number 1 coach then 14 games in have heatherington the ultimatum. We have a bunch of players contracted for next season who aren't up to it yet we will have to pay them off.

I know he has made some tough call like with Watkins and I don't doubt that Sinny has the balls for the job, I just don't know if he has everything else.

KS is way out of his depth even if you factor in the cluster fc#8 he inherited.
75% of his signings are garbage past it or injured and his call re-Coaching staff woeful.
What I will say in KS' defence GH has dropped the ball big time on retention & recruitment for the last 4yrs so not all KS fault but saying that he's us nor himself no favours.

Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 23, 2019 6:09 pm  

Our win ratio for the season so far 32% a similar percentage fir the last 10 is likely to see us relegated. We need a minimum of 6 wins (60%) idealy 7 to be safe and must not lose to either Hull KR London or Huddersfield, who have been dragged jnto the dog fight and on a diwnward spiral.

Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 23, 2019 6:37 pm  

6 or 7 wins seems an extremely high amount. How many do you see London and KRnt winning?

Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 23, 2019 6:44 pm  

rollin thunder wrote:

We need a minimum of 6 wins (60%) idealy 7 to be safe and must not lose to either Hull KR London or Huddersfield, who have been dragged jnto the dog fight and on a diwnward spiral.

That depends entirely on how many games those teams are going to win from here on in
Wakefield have got a very tough run in and are only 4 points in front of the bottom 2 but also have a superior points difference ATM (but that could change with a couple of bad defeats)
So we might not need as many as 6 or 7 wins (IMO I don't believe that we will win that many)

In reality we need to win
3 more games than Wakey
2 more wins than Giants and London
1 More win than Hull KR