Given shale gas and oil coming on like gangbusters, that's probably true, but in the long run, hydrogen is as inevitable as taxes, barring some huge advance in technology. But "my" point is about the technology to safely use it. Which exists, in full, today. There may be improvements, as there always are, but if, magically, the cost to produce hydrogen dropped so that it "was" economically a better deal than fossil fuels, the technology exists now to handle it.
I don't know how long the long run is but for the foreseeable future hydrogen just isn't going to be fuel of choice. The “Hydrogen Economy” doesn’t appear to be “Home Ec.” yet.