Major difference is ...
Peters has been at Hull KR 3 years..
Cartwright has been at Hull FC 5 months


i thought we were in the game until Crybaby Lewis went off, but they found another gear..
Felt Rapana had a mare...
We go again..

Peters was the key appointment for them. Everything since has been a result of his appointment. Their player recruitment strategy has been a model in sourcing players brought in to fit a specific club culture. This is the model we have to follow if we want to be back up there challenging once more.


Like you say, its the system that rovers employ which is driving their continuing climb forward. Players such as Hadley or Tanganoa or Litten or whoever make the whole far greater than the individual parts. High class coaching with a clear development plan will have a bigger impact on a club than any inflated transfer policy will ever have.


I do think the appointment of JC is our first step in this direction. We are already seeing significant improvements in just a few months, but our player recruitment over the next couple of years is vital if we are to continue to progress. The right players have to be brought in for the right specific reasons, not some scattershot approach picking whoever takes our fancy at any given moment. 


A high class coach will make good players better, high profile signings will be counter productive if they don't fit the system you are attempting to instil into your club. This is what Peters has done over the other side. It's what Brian Smith did, briefly, for us back in 1988/89 or Peter Sharp in 2006. Hopefully, it will be what John Cartwright has begun to impose on the club in 2025. A lot of hard work ahead of us, but even after defeats like yesterday there is still a sense of clear purpose around us going forward. Rovers will take care of themselves, it's my club I'm interested in and at last it feels like we have woken up and are fighting our corner again.


Onwards and upwards, hopefully. Keep the faith everyone.     

Looking back it was disappointing how we messed up the Pryce break at the end of the first half. Rovers defence was all over the shop after being broken, and rather than Rapana passing the ball out from dummy half he just ran around a little and ended up back on the short side with nothing on. Need to be smarter there and recognise that Hiku had covered across the field so immediately they're a man down on the left edge. Running in a circle just gave Rovers the extra few seconds they needed to get back.
If we could have crossed before half time I think we'd have been buoyed by that but instead we wanted a golden opportunity.

We looked a long way off yesterday, but we’re not second in the league by accident nor witchcraft. It’s all there, and JC has done a better job of fitting it all together than anyone expected at this point. Hope he can get the nose bleeds seen to. Roll on Good Friday, we owe them one!!!  ">https://www.rlfans.com/5e898903-984f-4a5b-8330-9b93cdbb02a0">

We looked a long way off yesterday, but we’re not second in the league by accident nor witchcraft. It’s all there, and JC has done a better job of fitting it all together than anyone expected at this point. Hope he can get the nose bleeds seen to. Roll on Good Friday, we owe them one!!!  ">https://www.rlfans.com/5e898903-984f-4a5b-8330-9b93cdbb02a0">

I think Litten did a lot of good things just feel he needs to be better feeding his wingerNot too downhearted either. Some silly errors some disruption. We’re still on the way up and Rovers were very good. We will have learned that Cust was a big miss, Moy needs more time, Ese Ese is great, Pryce is a good acquisition, like Eseh, Ropana is human etc etc 

I do like the idea of cust at 6 and pryce at full back once balmforthnis fit and can spell burough off the bench. Gives us much more threat than we had yesterday