Come on now, you know it's only us stupid and blinkered who are unintelligent enough to shout our team on, wanting them to win every game.

Do you actually believe the people with banners/t-shirts etc go to games just to boo the team and chant agar out?? I am 100% behind my team when they are on the pitch regardless of my opinions about the coach.

I don't for one second doubt that you support the team 100% but there are some who take it too far.
Getting pi$$ed up and manufacturing hostilities towards their own fans just spoils it for people like you.

We saw it on a bigger scale in London over the weekend.

It'll be worse on Friday night, and get increasingly so as Agars tenure continues I am afraid.

No it won't because we'll win!

18th man on strike then? Until the board meet your demands? Well I'll be turning up to SUPPORT my team no matter who is in charge. Results will determine Agar future. I would just ask the "protesters" to leave the negative vibes to a more suitable time ie. After the game ( no matter what the result).

If you pay your money your entilitled to your opinion, if Cas turn up on Friday night with Hull defence as it is at the moment a big loss is not out of the question.

On the other hand maybe that win will energise the players to perform again but its been a very long time since hull have performed for 80 mins, but who knows if it is a turning point I guess we will find out on Friday.

That will depend entirely on results and nothing else IMO. In the same way that the first real demonstration only appeared after
the Wakefield debacle (one week after the encouraging and ill-rewarded display against Wigan which was brilliantly supported to a man on the terraces), if
the team string a few wins together the banners will disappear. If we continue to lose home games Agar will be sacked fairly soon anyway.

There was a fair few of the faithful on the last train out of KX last night.



We were stopped at Donny late on and the stewardess came down the train to inform us the delay was due to some bloke who'd had a mental breakdown and the coppers had been called.

Hope it wasn't one of the Agar Out brigade, with us grabbing victory from the jaws of defeat.

could have been a Lichties fan heading home throwing a wobbly after only managing a point at home ?

if you dislike it that much why not vote with your feet and stay away?, why go then just slag hull off and course trouble,

Lichtie and a Hull fan, must be a certain amount of masochistic insanity.



GUILTY AS CHARGED!

can't be easy for you - strange thing is tho' that both coaches - Sheerin & Agar look very similar ie not big lads and bald !



at least the Jags got back to winning ways and are only a point behind Keith

That's what a group of us are doing mostly season pass holders we said we would stay away and watch the Wigan v Leeds game in the pub instead, the win on the weekend hasn't done anything to change my view otherwise and won't we won't be attending, all the quins game has done is paper over the cracks, and I think normal service will be resumed against cas on Friday night. Hope I'm wrong but I doubt it.

and equally amazing is those that post on here daily asking for anarchy on the terraces and wholesale slaughter of the club from the coach upwards

well said that man!!!

sad wasnt it

I third that

The two p***heads with the t-shirts,were pathetic.Even more so when they found it 'big' of them to argue with the women

Why should fans stay away from a club some have supported for 20 plus years? the bottom line is we have a coach who is under-performing and the majority of the fans are unhappy with the situation,this does not mean we should give up with our beloved team. The bottom line is this club needs its fans to exist, if there was only a few 1000s it would not attract the sponsorship it does or sell the passes and the merchandise in the numbers it does, the last thing the club want is for fans to stay away. We pays our money and have every right to voice our concerns in whatever way we feel is appropriate when we feel the board have it wrong, the results and our position in the league provide the evidence that on this occasion they have do indeed have it wrong.

Really? Can you post links to a few of those threads as I seem to have missed them

It was sad to see fans arguing amongst themselves on Sunday and I'm afraid it proves just how far the club has fallen from grace in the past three or four years. I also think that if people want to protest then that is up to them. I personally think we need a change but probably wouldn't go down the route of wearing an 'Agar Out' t-shirt or creating a banner with that message on. However, that's not to say that it's my place to criticise anyone who does go down that route.

and monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday on here

Best statement on here so far

I've always said that we have an element of fan snobbery at this club. If you dare to criticise your somehow made out to be less of a fan and that's something the club is relying on at the moment. I did find it ironic that the same fans arguing with these 2 protesters and singing "loyal supporters" were screaming at the Hull players 5 minutes earlier for being "rubbish" and shouting at Long to "do something".

The club apologists (I think we all know who I mean) shouldn't confuse fans getting behind the team during the game with support for Agar etc. Just because I want him out doesn't mean I won't be cheering my team on but I'm cheering the team and players, not his ability as a coach.