Paul hatton back and in charge of strength and rehab. I don't know much about him or the work he's done but I can't say I looked at rovers last season and felt particularly impressed with their fitness and size/strength. Does anyone know if he's any good?

Also seems strange that we don;lt have a physio in charge of rehab. More [url=http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/Hull-FC-change-backroom-staff-new-season/story-28066981-detail/story.htmlHERE[/url

Micro management at its finest, just shows how the club's hierarchy ,value the influence of backroom staff.

I guess "....with a new team to be appointed to work directly under him." is best ignored when criticising the club (yet again).

Deary me

I'm not too thrilled about this tbh. Hull had their worst injury crisis when he was here under Sharp. The dobbins injury record when he was there was pretty dreadful too. Plus we saw such magnificently conditioned athletes like Costigan turned out under his watch. I can only hope he has learned from the past.

Agreed - uninspiring. Particularly when our fitness and conditioning have been pretty good the last couple of years.

I stand corrected.,Thanks for the added information..

Another of Radders' 'mates'?

Ours has been noticeably shocking for a few years and was one of the areas the fan base has criticised and called for change. We have looked knackered after the warm up at times. Whether that is a conditioning team issue or a player attitude issue is up for debate.

Indeed. Although whatever Radford's faults, I doubt allowing a soft pre season conditioning regime is one of them.

I suppose its a balance between not being too easy and not being too tough, I have heard ours was classed as too easy (easier than Wigan etc) by a lot of the on loan players. Will be interesting to see if a new team makes a noticeable difference next year.

Hull had this done by magic weekend.