Club Ambassador?

which would do........?



(not just RH, but any "club ambassador", give out Ferrero Rocher at half time?)

Can't image the council's view of Mr Allam has improved much......

Ha ha. No idea but I'm sure that there are ways to keep a long serving player employed at the club after he retires without it being a coaching role.

The man certainly knows how to hold a grudge it seems.

but, with respect, why should we?



otherwise, we'd have Chico Jackson, Richard Gay, Andy Danatt, and however many others working for us.



I know it sounds harsh, but no employer I have worked for has ever kept me on for sentimental reason, I was employed, I did a job, I got paid and I moved on. I am sure RH is more than capable of the same?

Spot on.

people, and not just Hull FC fans, seem to apply a different logic to that they experience every day, the world isn't kind, it doesn't give you a cuddle when you feel down (usually it kicks you and breaks a few ribs)



Yes, RH has done his job well, and on occasion he's gone "above and beyond" and put his body on the line, and I respect him greatly for it. That doesn't mean we should create some meaningless position for him. And I doubt he'd want it anyway, he's a very practical and proud man.

It says realistic and then one of the first posts comments on a Cas player who has just signed a big 5 year contract, meanwhile many others suggest Dobson, who has signed for Salford.

Campese would be too big a gamble with his injury history.

We need a prop to come in to replace Carvell but I can't see it being Taylor



Would like a better winger to come in, as a squad player, to replace both Colbon and Crookes



personally would like to keep Pitts, rather have him than Tuson atm

Fair points and I don't really disagree with you. My original suggestion of club ambassador was in response to HR's query on what role could be offered to Horne other than a coaching role. I have no feelings either way about whether we keep a player on the books once his playing days are over.