[Mild Rover]

Re: Tony Smith : Sat Mar 26, 2016 12:48 pm  

Realistically, I suspect somebody has put it out there on social media in a mad fit of optimism, and Sky have picked it up as a talking point. I'm not convinced by the concept of the sponsors grapevine either. Though next time I'm back I might pop in east hull chippy and restaurant and ask for patty, chips and a tranfer rumour.

I'd assume still that it's McNamara, though the only reason I can imagine for the delay in announcing it is that he hasn't accepted - which is plausible. I can't imagine it undermining him in his current position, especially - I don't think fans would go off on one about the commitment of an assistant coach. And I don't think we'd see him as a saviour and start demanding he comes back now.

We could really do to splash out on somebody like Smith to reinvigorate the club and generate a bit of feelgood, and I wouldn't be surprised if his agent has been fluttering his lashes at us with a view to getting a better deal from Warington, but I just can't see it coming off.

Re: Tony Smith : Sat Mar 26, 2016 1:10 pm  

barham red wrote:

He did a good job at hudds in building the structure. Working on the logic of you're quote we might as well not bother getting anyone.

Had the longest run of loses at Huddersfield didn't he? Maybe he likes defeat.

Re: Tony Smith : Sat Mar 26, 2016 1:43 pm  

Mild Rover wrote:

Realistically, I suspect somebody has put it out there on social media in a mad fit of optimism, and Sky have picked it up as a talking point. I'm not convinced by the concept of the sponsors grapevine either. Though next time I'm back I might pop in east hull chippy and restaurant and ask for patty, chips and a tranfer rumour.

I'd assume still that it's McNamara, though the only reason I can imagine for the delay in announcing it is that he hasn't accepted - which is plausible. I can't imagine it undermining him in his current position, especially - I don't think fans would go off on one about the commitment of an assistant coach. And I don't think we'd see him as a saviour and start demanding he comes back now.

We could really do to splash out on somebody like Smith to reinvigorate the club and generate a bit of feelgood, and I wouldn't be surprised if his agent has been fluttering his lashes at us with a view to getting a better deal from Warington, but I just can't see it coming off.

BUT strange things do happen even in super league

Re: Tony Smith : Mon Mar 28, 2016 5:20 pm  

Should have Chester back got a good win today.

Re: Tony Smith : Mon Mar 28, 2016 5:31 pm  

Chester,s rubbish he wont do any good at wakey , Oh Hold On

Re: Tony Smith : Mon Mar 28, 2016 5:57 pm  

hull2524 wrote:

Chester,s rubbish he wont do any good at wakey , Oh Hold On

What so he has won 2 games and he is the new Wayne Bennett?

Re: Tony Smith : Mon Mar 28, 2016 6:08 pm  

Oafy wrote:

What so he has won 2 games and he is the new Wayne Bennett?

What else would you expect from a Hull fan. The treble's back on, have you heard?

Re: Tony Smith : Mon Mar 28, 2016 6:35 pm  

roversmad wrote:

What else would you expect from a Hull fan. The treble's back on, have you heard?

You are really funny.

Re: Tony Smith : Mon Mar 28, 2016 6:41 pm  

just saying you maybe made a big mistake letting him go, maybe he wasn't the main reason you are where you are now, just saying that's all

Re: Tony Smith : Mon Mar 28, 2016 6:54 pm  

spegs wrote:

You are really funny.

You are really simple.