Yes he did. That’s exactly what he said.

Out of interest, why do you care, it has nothing to do with you.

Radford, Watson swap?

no thanks

Radford's been past his sell by date at hull for about 2 seasons. Right decision, wrong way of doing it. They should have parted company at the end of last season, then used the pre-season to rebuild abit. They have a talented squad but there's a soft side and chronic inconsistency, those problems aren't quick fixes as they're cultural, that's the problem. If your squad lacks specific attributes like size, pace or creativity etc you can sign a player to fill the hole, or spend time developing the players. But when the problem is something less tangible, it's a harder fix.

If Hull can entice Watson over there it will kill off Salford

It has just as much to do with me as it does you.



Why are you so desperate to defend such a ridiculous action?



Do you now admit Pearson didn’t tell the players before going on tv to announce the sacking?



Or will you continue to insist black is white.

You clearly haven't read the Yorkshire Post article and are not in posession of the facts, but crack on wittering about something that is not of your concern.

You clearly haven't read the Yorkshire Post article and are not in posession of the facts, but crack on wittering about something that is not of your concern.

Some messages from the Hull FC players sum up the what was the issue at the club:



Scott Taylor

"Thanks for everything mate."



Marc Sneyd

"Wishing Rads all the best for the future. Good luck pal."



Josh Griffin

"Thanks for everything mate"



Connor Wynne

"thanks for the two years I’ve known you mate"



Meanwhile Adam Pearson states

""To me, the chemistry between Lee and the side wasn’t there... some relationships in there could have been better."



Looks like a bit of a clique with some coach favourites and some such as the new overseas players not impressed.

Sacking the coach live on TV. How utterly embarassing

Clearly the players had stopped executing what Radford wanted them to do.



However players tweeting stuff like that is pretty much normal practice when a coach in sport gets sacked.

Thought that he'd already sacked him before he was interviewed on TV.

he had, but Steph has never worried too much about letting facts get in the way.