There you have it Dave.



Ironically had Yeaman been fit, Hall would have probably played full-back!!!!

thought craig played really well last night, assertive in defence and got his shoulder in which i think was his main problem, good on the kid, came back and proved a point, just hope he kicks on from here

I'd be tempted to leave Hally there, play G Horne right centre, Whiting at 13 and when Yeamo is back he can play in the 2nd row.

Craig is an out and out centre always has been and always will be. He is potentially top class as most of us already know. My guess though is when Yeaman is back he'll be back at left centre and god knows where Craig will play.

I also find it amusing that Craig has been messed about by Agar and his devensive development hasnt been supported etc. Spending a month playing for Paul Cullen who has been knocked by most fans on here seems to have given him the belief and technical development defensively that he needed.

No he wouldn't he would have played right centre and Rich Whiting would have played Fullback

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I did say probably not definately







With so many players lacking position specifics at Hull its difficult to predict any starting line up.

Hall and Yeaman in the centres and Whiting at 13 would be my choice, but Radford at 13 has been such a success, it's unlikely.

The way I see it........He is a SL player and was playing SL style in a team of lower league pro's......He will have stood out and probably made Toa Khoe Love look average (he may be just that by now anyway????) but Craigs confidence will have been boosted by supporters that will have welcomed him as a 'saviour' rather than a load of whinging scapegoat finders like FC fans have become these last two years. Hally cas matured during his spell at Widnes and it showed last night with a 'never say die' approach for 80mins.......Well Done

Well done Craig, clearly his spell in gods town has done him good.

Spot on mate Whiting has to be 13 but it won't happen. Yemo and Whiting will be centres and Hall on the bench.