Re: Shopping list for 2025 : Tue Oct 15, 2024 5:27 pm  

Hasbag wrote:

Connor Wynne is in Hull Live saying how he'd love another chance at Hull. Admitted he made mistakes with regards his fitness and has now got confidence back in himself.
Personally I wouldn't mind him getting another shot. He had flaws in his game and seemingly his attitude off the pitch but he had raw talent. Think the new staff would be able to get him fit and firing. He could be a handy weapon in the backs and still a young lad.
He won some award at Fev's awards (supports POTY maybe?) so must have shown some good signs this year.

I always like Wynne, there were questions with regards to his attitude but he's fast, strong and can cover the full 3/4 line. He'd be very handy when the inevitable injuries occur.

Re: Shopping list for 2025 : Tue Oct 15, 2024 5:59 pm  

Wynne had a bit of mongrel in his game as well.
I know he let himself down, but he had potential.
I’m hoping we now have a coach who will work on players, rather than just bin them off.

Re: Shopping list for 2025 : Tue Oct 15, 2024 6:38 pm  

Irregular Hoops wrote:

Wynne had a bit of mongrel in his game as well.
I know he let himself down, but he had potential.
I’m hoping we now have a coach who will work on players, rather than just bin them off.

He could nail down the full back berth.

Re: Shopping list for 2025 : Tue Oct 15, 2024 6:40 pm  

Irregular Hoops wrote:

Wynne had a bit of mongrel in his game as well.
I know he let himself down, but he had potential.
I’m hoping we now have a coach who will work on players, rather than just bin them off.

In fairness to Smith I heard Radford and Hodgson had pulled Wynne up for behaviour and being overweight. Now I take rumours with a pinch of salt...but if that's true then all 3 coaches can't have been wrong.

Re: Shopping list for 2025 : Tue Oct 15, 2024 6:47 pm  

UllFC wrote:

In fairness to Smith I heard Radford and Hodgson had pulled Wynne up for behaviour and being overweight. Now I take rumours with a pinch of salt...but if that's true then all 3 coaches can't have been wrong.

But you’re another glass half full type of poster.

Re: Shopping list for 2025 : Tue Oct 15, 2024 7:14 pm  

Terrible attitude, keep away.

Re: Shopping list for 2025 : Tue Oct 15, 2024 7:41 pm  

His time has gone now anyway I would have thought.

Got players coming through in the positions he can play.

Re: Shopping list for 2025 : Tue Oct 15, 2024 11:12 pm  

Not sure where he plays, even at Fev, not deemed good enough to play FB or centre, so has been playing on the wing, do we need another winger?

Re: Shopping list for 2025 : Wed Oct 16, 2024 4:16 am  

Irregular Hoops wrote:

His time has gone now anyway I would have thought.
Got players coming through in the positions he can play.

We have, but they are probably 2- 3years away. (If they develop)
He was a pillock apparently but i always thought he offered more
than Cam Scott,who lacks pace/aggression, something Wynne has in spades.
Some players can change! In the 80's iirc we were negotiating a deal with Bradford for Hanley
who had a bit of a `bad boy' reputation, but dropped interest after his brush with the law - he turned out ok - for Wigan!
i'd be tempted to give him a chance,- short term `trial' contract?, Nothing to lose really

Re: Shopping list for 2025 : Wed Oct 16, 2024 5:00 am  

westdock boy in oz wrote:

We have, but they are probably 2- 3years away. (If they develop)
He was a pillock apparently but i always thought he offered more
than Cam Scott,who lacks pace/aggression, something Wynne has in spades.
Some players can change! In the 80's iirc we were negotiating a deal with Bradford for Hanley
who had a bit of a `bad boy' reputation, but dropped interest after his brush with the law - he turned out ok - for Wigan!
i'd be tempted to give him a chance,- short term `trial' contract?, Nothing to lose really

Is he good to play centre though, at Fev they have played him on the wing all season, if he is good enough to play centre at SL level, then surely he would be playing there. I'd rather develop Barron and Martin, who are both ready IMO.

I'm not sure he is a solution to our centre position.