Credit to their new board for doing something to the ground though, after years of empty promises.

It wouldn't surprise me if Agar was trying to sign Dan Marino to play Stand Off for this game on Sunday....

... saying that it wouldn't surprise me if he then played one of his favourite Prop Forwards at Stand Off. After all, when did Agar ever play anyone in their correct position?

Mate, Agar's not your problem anymore. Let it go and move on!

you are joking, his "legacy" will be felt by FC for the next 2/3 years at least, not to mention the damage he's done by not giving young players a chance, who knows what might have been with some of the players who were never nurtured and developed properly?

So you're going to blame Agar for the next 2-3 years?

Gentle can't go wrong if that's the case.

Read his reply again....none of the youngsters got a chance with Agar and we have had to play them this year and they are no-where near ready...where does this blame lie?

I did read his post, he said his legacy would last 2-3 years as well as holding the youngsters back.As for the youngsters, maybe they weren't ready? Either way time you moved on and looked to the future.

We gave Agar 4 years at the helm, with a team that finished 4th the previous year and 2nd the year before that. His only achievement in that time was winning a semi final against, er, Wakefield.

believe what you like, look at the table, 10 points from 15 games for you, double that for us, Gentle is 10 times the coach Agar is, and that's with a side he has largely inherited from the idiot you now have in charge. And if the youngsters "weren't ready" who's fault is that?

it must be great to follow a club who's recruitment of coaches in recent seasons has been "we'll just take whoever Hull FC sack"

I follow a good club with a great history! Wind your neck in fella and get that Agar chip off your shoulders. I have a lot of time for Hull fc and its excellent supporters.Hope you come over in numbers tomorrow and enjoy the game but not the result.

A 60 point win will see us go third after today's results.

Very unlikely, but not totally out of the question.

Up the Ull!

A 60 point win IS totally out of the question,if that is not tongue in cheek no wonder some other fans call us deluded

you have a wonderful imagination, "great history", that's hilarious!

You're a first rate prat! How dare you insult my club.We have a long and proud history and dicks like you won't change that. You're a disgrace to your fellow F.C fans.

Why is it? I was joking about it, as I said, it's highly unlikely, but if we click tomorrow in attack and they have an off day then we could rack up some points.

I'm pretty realistic about our chances, I expect us to win tomorrow by about 15-20 points, but as I said, if we click and they play badly we'll hammer them.

All I have done is state facts, you've won nothing for 20 years, and 30 years before that, had Crusaders survived you wouldn't even be in SL, may be unpalettable to you, but it's the truth.

I agree....I fear this game will be harder than a few think, I am a bit nervous tbh

it'll be a tough game, players and coach with a point to prove and FC are a patched up side, it won't be a walkover.

Throw Ganson in that pot and it has the makings of a tough day at the office..

Portakabin, you mean portakabin!

And you've won one trophy in 20 years, you're not Wigan or Leeds you're just an average superleague club.

better ground, better coach, higher attendances, above you in the league more often than not, diddums, go for a pint with vastman, you're as deluded as oneanother.

and you're a joke superleague club.

Wakefield fans don't handle the truth very well mate, leave them to it, they wont be around much longer.

New ground on the way which will lift attendances and a coach who has won as much as yours.As for deluded i'm well aware we aren't a top club atm, pity you haven't the same awareness.