I wouldn't do that. Anything that is remotely abusive (even if it is "loving bitch"icon_wink.gif will be dismissed out of hand.



You see, I don't think they are. Perhaps the "sh*te coach" style comments are (although they could be worded far more appropriately), but I don't think Agar is a "c***", or any of the other abusive names he's been called.

agreed

I'm guessing this one is not all it would seem. (Although you can't blame her for looking after her man).



[iName: Mrs Agar on Feb 19, 2011
Comments: Give the poor man a chance, he's doing his best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [/i

Seriously being in the same boat not a bad idea, you could just take Mcrea back from us

2. has to go for me... I'm a fan and as a fan I have opinions but I do not work in RL so cannot comment on interchanges or the finer tactical detail which, despite what some on here think, only those directly involved in the game are placed to argue for or against. The coach ain't doing his job.... FACT. I think all the other points are well made.

I take it you won't be visiting here any time soon then! www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=gro ... 62364&ap=1

I take it you won't be visiting here any time soon then! www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=gro ... 62364&ap=1

Someone should actually start a petition about Hetherington & Rule, the real cancer in our club.... Ask those that work there.

To be honest you have hit the nail on the head there. Do you really, honestly have enough faith in your board that they will replace the current coach with anything better?

I appreciate the effort and sentiment that is put into this petition (even though I haven't read it), however it is very difficult for people in a private orgainisation to be sacked due to a petition. Calling for the sacking of a person in a public position would work, but unfortunately this is not the case. A form of action such as boycotting (not the best due to the damage it may do to the club financially), a sit in after the game, showing solidaroty by organising people to wear plain white t-shirts with a simple slogan like "Agar goes or I do...."!
To add to this the comment about Kath and Rule is very poignent, these guys are the one consistent in our failings. We are a big club, with a good financial situation however due to wage strcutures, and our insistence on making money instead of making a sucessful club is frustrating. People in the game know how bad they are and as such stay away.
Sorry for my first post to be a rant, but after the start so far it has to be said.

BUT if I am honest I am so pleased and proud to be a supporter of THE best Hull team, it could always be worse things could be red and white.

Or how about getting AGAR OUT on the back of your shirts ?

That would be pathetic imo.

Very.

I would disagree. It doesn't take Wayne Bennet to see that playing a 34-year-old for 80 minutes every week in what is basically a prop's role is going to take its toll eventually. You don't need your SL coaching badge to see that playing another one of our 'props' (actually a second row playing as a prop) for about fifteen minutes a game is a bit of a waste. No other SL coach seems to utilise some of the baffling bench rotations Agar does - they can't all be wrong, can they?

Whilst it's not a course of action I would undertake, I don't really see how it's any more 'pathetic' than any other form of visual protest. What difference does it make whether you've got 'Agar out' on your shirt or on an old bed sheet?

Disagree really it is a form of protest, maybe a bit extreme but then only winning 3 games from the last 10 and letting him carry on is extreme imo.

You might want to wear a shirt on a non match day, it would look silly with that on it. What happens once he has gone. I stand by my original comment.

Get the iron on the letters!

Maybe they don't wear replica shirts except to a match? Or maybe they can afford two shirts?... I wouldn't do it myself for the reasons you mentioned but if people want to then it's not 'pathetic' at all. You could argue that it makes quite a statement to the club i.e you're willing to put money into the club by buying merchandise, but you feel so strongly about the head coach situation that you're willing to permanently mark the replica with your protest.

So, it might take away the opportunity for you to wear your shirt whilst you're out shopping and will ruin your shirt for when Agar has gone. Some might consider that an acceptable sacrifice (I wouldn't personally, but some might). Whilst it might be unwise to spoil a £40 shirt for what will (hopefully) be a short term campaign, I still don't see how it's any more 'pathetic' than other forms of visual protest.

Do you reckon the club shop would be willing to do the printing for any interested parties?

No - think this has been mentioned before with Anti-Cooke shirts etc.

I suppose you could use last season shirt...by the way the club never did Hullbugs as far as I am aware.

At £10 a go for number/letter combo, why not?

merchandise sales would go through the roof

I didn't actually think they might.