How poignant was that moment when there were 2000 + fans singing that after we went 24 nil down ??? If Agar, Hetherington and players don`t get the message after that, they must be extremely thick skinned

Yes was good that. Did not look as though it meant much to the players, but hope one or 2 took something on board

Was just starting to turn nasty at that point think the try we scored kinda stopped the chants....but yeah like was said above was good to hear for 1hat good it will do!

The fans need to make their feelings known on Friday at the KC rather than just sitting there in silence

I think we did that extremely well at Castleford yesterday tbh. !!

Shame we scored then.

It's easy to do in an atmospheric ground like Wheldon Road. Half an hour before kick off the fans were singing and when Cordoba came on he looked bemused at the level of noise. We will never replicate that in a ground like the KC.

Get lost Biff, or rather fo over to Rovers lot., just like them to multiply the numbers who took part!!!..I was at the bottom of where you and a couple of idiots like you were, gobbing off at the back of the stand. Big mouths, handy enough for knocking back to booze, but believe me not much use to your brains. Look at those who support you, and you'll see that you have only purported to be supporters. OK we didn't do well yesterday, but if you'd been a SUPPORTER you'd not cheer or clap at the end, silence is the way of showing the players that the game wasn't worth a clap. We old hands have seen our club in worse straits and will again, but we stick it out in ALL KINDS OF WEATHER and then it's even better when the good times return, and believe me sonny they will.
The best kind of yesterday, was the fans, and by that I mean Fans, not the idiots (all ten of them trying to stretch their voices to cover up the rest and drown out the 'FC TILL I DIE yet not quite succeeding. FC till I die means just that.....regardless of who is carrying the shirt, who is the coach, or the board.....the FC is what we support and always will.... grannyfan Cindy

Its the 1st time in years that I've thought about going to watch rovers instead of FC

That's not being a supporter, that's being a robot! The only bone of contention I had was the words to the chant. They clearly are fit to wear the shirt because the away shirt is a diabolical, baby pastel blue embarrassment.

I'm confused....your calling fans that love the club so much they are prepared to tell certain players they are not fit to wear the shirt (which some of them clearly aren't) and are taking the pi$$ out of the club they love? Your calling fans who spent a fair whack of money to travel to a game to SUPPORT the team/club but are not prepared to stand by while certain players disgrace the shirt? The players get silence every other week at the KC and it doesn't seem to bother them.

How odd

I hope you banished that thought in an instant as well!

I'm of the mind that if youre a fan and have paid your money, you have every right to have a go at the team. I know I have! But support is a 2 way street, if the lads show us a bit of effort you get behind them. I think this was illustrated at the Leeds game.
But like I say, support is a 2 way thing, the team has to give us something to support!

It wasn't THAT bad!

So you have had these thoughts before?????

WOOOOOOOO pmt moment!

Without doubt the biggest load of unadulterated rubbish I've ever read, it's this bloody "cue the hovis music, I remember when" approach that has stifled the club, the lack of simple intelligence is not down to the "big mouths handy for knocking back beer", it's the people who wear their rose tinted FC spec week in, week out.

Hang on a minute.... wind your neck in Cindy. I DROVE to cas yesterday,so obviously not one of the beer swillers you refer to and its not cheap to travel by car... I PAID to get in £18... not cheap... I had a couple of bottles in th ground... again not cheap....and some food. When I PAY to travel and watch Hull... I AM suppporting them. If they play well (like against Leeds last week, but still lost) I will applaud them, as they deserve it... but I will also criticise and say what I think when they perform poorly, that is my right as a PAYING SUPPORTER. ... Oh and by the way... I have SUPPORTED Hull FC since 1975... Do i qualify as an OLD HAND yet then?

I think Cindy might be having a lot of things but not a PMT moment!

well if FC (hypothetical) never existed, I for one would still never go watch rovers

You haven't read her other post today, then?

Agreed. If the players can't be bothered, why should we accept it. We DO go "in any kind of weather" but that doesn't mean we have to accept rubbish like that without saying something.

No, but I have to say I wish to heavens that the "ignore" function was still available.

She owes Biff an apology, the fact that she is knocking on a bit is no excuse for unwarranted abuse.

What a crock of poop!! I went yesterday in hope more than anything not so much of a win but at least a decent performance, but what did we the paying and loyal fans get from Hull FC, absolutely sweet FA in every aspect of the game.
If you think people are just going sit/stand there and watch that dross and total lack of effort from the players and coaching staff than you are living in Eutopia.
The club, directors, coaches and players currently deserve all the criticism they are getting, the time for excuses to stop has long since passed but yet we still get the same served up to us and are expected to swallow it, enough is enough, 3 wins from 16 doesn't lie.

Twas my first match since Wembley



I resisted the temptation to sink your not fit to wear the shirt, some where fit to wear it no point getting at them was it and it achieved what exactly ?

The players have been instructed not to go to supporters at the end of games they lose now, Yeaman was heading towards the Princes st stand yesterday and Rich Horne pulled him away, the gulf between the fans, club and players is growing. I do not like that as it is going to end up with people taking positions that will effect the club for a long long time. I see supporters trading insults on here, for expressing opinions on the teams performance etc.

Has it come to the point now where not only the players of the club fall out, the fans do as well. Some people need to a long hard look at them selves and lay the blame where it should lay. If you don't like it or can't take it walk away, because its going to get a whole lot worse before this season is out.

On a brighter note, I enjoyed yesterday great seeing old friends and rejoicing in the fact I was able to attend a live match as I did wonder at one point if I would ever return. I shall be back again this season, I shall not be attending the KC though, I am funny who I hand my hard earned cash too.

We must NOT turn in against our fellow supporters, that is for certain.