From all the noise in the press and this particular piece in Dans article

"Hull FC are on the verge of making Paul Rowley their next head coach for the 2025 season and beyond, but Salford Red Devils want a lucrative fee to get the deal officially over the line. Hull Live understands that the fee is £150,000, with Rowley still under contract at the Greater Manchester club"

It would certainly indicate that the club and Rowley have agreed a deal for him to be the Head Coach and it is now a matter of agreeing a compensation deal with Salford.

Still I won't be getting too excited until it is officially announced but if we are looking at paying a 6 figure fee to secure our No.1 target for the next head coach then its fair to assume there must be some significant investment coming in to the club, if not already and significant level of intent moving forward.

Cokey doesn't see others views as anti-Leigh. If you think Lammy is not what you need, you're living on another planet. Keeping Lammy at Leigh is a massive statement of intent from our club, and that we will be challenging for honours with the big boys in superleague regularly for the next 3 years at least.

Yes, that's exactly what he's done at Leigh. Do keep up fella instead of guessing.

The problem is we don't really know what we need at the minute. Radford, Hodgson and Smith were all very different coaches with very different philosophies and all three failed miserably (well, Radford obviously had a period of success but things had descended into a shambles before he left). On paper Smith should have been a great fit, but he turned out to be the worst of the lot, and he himself is proof that just because a coach has been successful at one club that isn't necessarily going to translate to everywhere he goes. Lam himself had a very disappointing time at Wigan before he found a role that suited him at Leigh. It's a perfectly valid opinion to think Lam wouldn't have been the right man for the job, even if you disagree with that.

All we can really say with certainly is whoever ends up with the Hull job has a huge challenge on their hands.

I feel Cartwright would be a good acquisition for us, at this stage an unproven Manager would be very risky, compared to Cartwright who had to mould a team from scratch in the inaugural season with the Gold Coast, which is what our scenario is currently.
I assume Briers has spoken to Myler about Cartwrights attributes, his man-management skills, style of play etc.
Maybe a few Broncos will join him if he's appointed.
Tristan Sailor???