It’s brilliant to see that’s he’s happy as we are with a win. Also it’s interesting for me that Myler is seemingly happy to keep in the background just getting on with it.

For me it completely debunks the stupid narrative that AT’s interest in Hull was some sort of favour to help Myler get ahead. He’s got the ‘skin in the game’ he wanted, and he’s chosen Myler who he trusts personally but also as someone who’s lived and breathed rugby league all his life and understands the game. 


Dreamworld as a Hull fan at the moment after the last few years. While they’ve obviously invested heavily in the club, it’s not been the Koukcash etc unsustainable approach of just throwing money about at big names, seems like decent foundations are in place regardless of short term results to build a legacy. 

Just watched the match again on iPlayer and with a more relaxed assessment. Kendall really doesn't like us, does he? All the little 50/50 decisions seem to go against us when he is reffing, so for example, what might be a loose carry when we're defending is always a ball steal, whereas when we lose the ball it's a knock-on. Opposition players shouting at the ref seem to get a jokey response from him, but when we do it, it's a penalty for dissent (and then sin-bin). There are many other examples too.


Call me a conspiracy theorist, but his beef with us seems to have started with the infamous Griffin send-off at halftime when we played Saints in the cup in 2023. Before then he appeared to me to be a lot more even-handed with us.

Would have liked to of seen a replay of the tackle that preceded the Asiata sin bin. On first glance seemed to loose it in the initial contact. If he just told him he thought it was a knock on then that's a weak reason from Kendall to card him. If this was happening with other refs then we would have to say its our own fault but it was the same in the Catalans game with Kendall, just not wanting us talking to him but ok with the opposition.

I said last week was the proudest I've felt as an FC fan in a while, and this week has topped it. What an amazing effort - especially backing up after last week's golden point match. 


Last year's team would have lost that 50-0, there'd have been talk midweek in the HDM about how the players were going to right their wrongs, they'd learnt lessons etc...then they'd go out and get tonked again the following week...and repeat. Zero accountability from a lot of the players. 


Cartwrights post match interview shows one of the biggest differences to last year - player accountability. He said the half time team talk was player led - there's a lot of players in that team who have a lot of personal pride and desire to win - you could see it in their second half performances, they wanted to make up for the first half. It's got a feeling of the 2016 team, the players have a togetherness, don't want to let each other down and we have that desire to win every game, no matter the circumstances.


Finally - how was Borouh not a starting player at Salford, one of the most underrated signings in SL this season for me, turning in to a brilliant player. 

Yes and he was written off by some on here before he pulled a shirt on because he wasn't being selected by Salford. Same with Hardaker at Leigh.


Maybe Myler knows more than they do after all.

After watching the game again today a few things really stood out. The first being the carries and metres that both Barron & Martin made coming out of our 20 was fantastic. The performance of Sezer especially in the 2nd directing the play & his running. Hardaker & Bourouh who have really stood up since joining the club. I know Big Herman often and rightly gets spoken about, but thought Knight & Ashworth really drove us forward. 


Every player from 1-17 put in one hell of a shift and that’s all we ever ask. 


Great to see the togetherness not just of the players, but also the Coach and the owner too.