totally agree

You know this how, exactly?





Although he has lost some pace over the years, he's still reasonably rapid. Today he looked like he was running through treacle.





He was poor today. He was, however, injured. Not a complete excuse by any means, and he certainly has weaknesses in his game, but calling for his release off the back of games played while not fit seems harsh.





Maybe you could quote where I said anything along those lines? He's an effective partner for a creative 7. Our problem is that with Long out we don't [ihave[/i another creative player. Horne has never been able to hack it in that role, even at his best. For that reason he is a long way from being the answer to our current crisis. Doesn't make him a poor player - just not the right one for us right now.

And how did that average attendance affect the result today?

Ooh! Sorry no. Big slap on the back for Rich. He's sooo good. yeah ok, your right, keep him *yawn*

i would rather have some one like finch in than horne i think horne is close to the end of his career, and at best okay, i want hull to be well in the top eight and and challenging for trophies horne and long who is to old and injury prone arnet the answer

My point was that we are a poles apart in terms of off field structure compare to teams like Harlequins, Salford and Crusaders but regularly outplayed by them.

thats better!! well done

and if we had won and horne had scored the winning try your view would be just that

correct!!!

I am as frustrated and disappointed as most with Agar boring rugby, etc etc, but wish some posters would engage brain before opening mouths. they must know how stupid they look when they read what they have posted, ........there again maybe not.

i dont think some do tbh, im as upset as the next man, and definetely in the Agar out brigade, but some of the sh*te posted on here, and the way some are slating Horney, are beyond me, thing is when he partners Long and has a great game, these self same posters will be singing his praises!!