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How bad are Hull tonight?

ancientnloyal wrote: ↑Thu Mar 12, 2020 9:50 pm How bad are Hull tonight?

Must of been bad with them sacking Radford just after the full time whistle. They should be doing better, got a good side.

Pearson confirms Radford immediate departure following Warrington thrashing

Hull FC owner Adam Pearson was on hand live on sky following Hull FC’s dismal 38-4 thrashing at the hands of Warrington.

Radford wasn’t present for the after game interview and instead Pearson confirmed that the head coach had been let go immediately after seven seasons in charge.

https://www.rlnews.co.uk/pearson-confir ... thrashing/

How bad is that?

Very disrespectful way to treat Lee Radford imo!

Quite brutal

Extreme

Very poor form from Pearson.

Hull were a complete shambles from start to finish, I'm surprised Radford lasted as long as he did tbh.

ancientnloyal wrote: ↑Thu Mar 12, 2020 10:23 pm Quite brutal

Thought that myself. He couldn’t wAit until Lee had been interviewed by sky before sacking him.

I was saying to someone in the pub tonight, I was watching an old archive game on Wigan TV the other night, from years back, and Wigan were tanking Hull, and the commentary were saying, that's it, Lee Radford will be in for the sack in the morning. How many times have we heard that? I didn't see the sacking, but it sounds shoddy. it was interesting, cos I only saw about the last half-hour in the pub, and it looked like a training session for Wire. But I had it on record and watched the first half and a bit when i got home, and the daft thing is, bad as they were, Hull were still well in it at half-time. Wire were hardly much better, throwing away chances in attack. They defended well, though. But Hull's capitulation in the second half was an embarrassment.