Wasn't he your attacking coach last time he was here?

Holy p*** take, why would we want him back at the club after the scandal the last time he was here and didn't he slag off everything about Hull when he left.



Not a great role model for our young kids at all, I wouldn't let him anywhere near them.

Can I just point out that, a) there has been absolutely nothing yet to even suggest this might be true, and b) when London say unprofessional they might well be referring to his not wanting to relocate. Personally I don't consider not wanting to move 200 miles to take a part time job particularly unprofessional myself.

If he's turning up on time and doing his work why would they care where he lived?



I don't think we need to look for reasons why he's left 4 clubs in a short amount of time.

Spot on there, unlike the mighty Sandercock who consulted the very well known in Australia sports scientist Stephen Dank last year and had the courage to continue using him when other NRL (and Australian Rules) clubs felt unable to continue with his, errr, radical methods.





As for Long I wouldn't doubt his knowledge of the game but he has a spotty record regarding his professional approach and can only be viewed as a high risk appointment.

Your constant downer on the team is even more boring tbh jake .

The fact that Radford's fluffer says Long "gave his all in an FC shirt" says everything.

Never seen so many drama queens...

I'm really hoping this is a joke... can't see it ending well.

Are you insinuating Longy didn't give his all for us?

Very unlucky with thumb, elbow, and leg injuries then the final dislocated shoulder injury was the final death knell.

Suppose that was the risk we took signing him in the veteran stage but I never saw any evidence to say that he wasn't giving his all.

Then we'll agree to disagree, I thought he was rubbish for Hull.

He wasn't rubbish but didn't hit the heights he could do...injuries did for him in the end.You didn't rate Jason Smith