No your just predictable.

I think he went on to blame the players really. He was probably ill advised to say what he did re the crowd but the point he made was a fair one. It needs the team to spark the crowd these days but it wasn't always like that.

Why would they announce it as higher, won't we pay tax on income from gate receipts so it will cost us money to lie about the crowd?

Wire are having a poor season and struggling with the loss of the likes of Briers, Morley and Carvell, but you cant ignore that Smith took them from mid table also rans to 3 cup wins, league leaders and two Grand Finals, id give my right arm to have a few years like that!

i dont think they lie, but i think they include pass holders and sponsors who dont attend

Someone who use to work on the turnstyles who comes on here says that's untrue, anyway not our biggest concern at the moment, although maybe Pearsons.

Also improved Hudds massively and won 2 grand finals at Leeds.

The crowd is fed up of season after season of the same failings. Fed up of season after season of unfulfilled promises, and players that can't string together two performances in a row. Fed up that no matter how loudly they shout the players repeatedly fail to respond.

And while Radford did indeed go on to blame the players he also made it pretty clear he had no idea how to fix things. Pretty depressing stuff.

I'd rather have his elder brother.

he also added in the usual guff about them training well, id love to see one of these sessions where they play like the Aussie National teams all time best 13 in their prime!

WLLWLLWLWLWL is a pretty awful season so far especially as we haven't played Wigan or Leeds yet. After Friday we only have five more home games all of which on paper we look likely to lose.

Radford needs a massive turnaround to make the eight and save his job. It depends how patient Pearson is. I'm guessing "not very".

Appoint Wayne Bennett and it wouldn't make a difference, the culture within the club is pathetic. A good wage, playing at a nice stadium, most of them seem happy at that. After conceding each try no-one said a word, no respect for each other? Players are good enough to be top four, they all need to take a long hard look at themselves.

Re Radders and the crowd , ultimately I pay to be entertained and support Hull Fc , when I paid for my pass in Nov 2013 there was no pre requisite to cheer a second rate performance . Whilst to my limited understanding he has a duty to provide a game plan . Address the real issues Lee and stop picking fights with your customers , eventually their might will hit harder than Riddick Bowe did.

a good coach would kick out the lazy, not good enough and not ambitious enough players and use his stature in the game to attract better replacements.

i also dissagree that we have a top4 squad it is midtable at best, very few players would get a place in a better side

Not always a good response to blame the crowd!.
He's done that a couple of times recently , and it limits the patience the said crowd have with you. Especially when said crowd have turned up in numbers year after year to watch mediocrity.
Not a wise move.
I want him to succeed, but his interview after the game was worrying to say the least.

In response to Radders blaming the crowd I would say this:

We are not the coach who selects those players and makes them play those tactics. We are not the coaching staff who train those players. We are not the players who lost a game they were winning 16-0 and shipped 23 unanswered points. If you want to blame anyone there are plenty of people to blame other than us. All we are are the poor hapless saps that put our money into the club we love year in and year out only to be let down time and time again. You want passion and commitment from us 80 minutes every week? Give us a team that play with passion and commitment for 80 minutes every week.

In fairness, he didn't actually say that. He said that if you asked him about prep he'd tell you they were 'jumping'. Or words to that effect. His point was that the lack of energy on the field had not been reflected in the attitude pre match. And he had no idea why. Which is worrying.

With our current poor away form and unlikely to win any of our 6 remaining home games it's likely we will get dragged into the relegation battle time for Adam to act now! !

Don't think getting rid of Radford is the answer, but I don't know what the answer is. I'll refer back to McRae's cancer in the club and I reckon the cause of the apathy is still there. Maybe he should have a rallying call to the players and fans this week. I do agree with him to a certain extent - the 18th man is certainly guilty of apathy recently - me included.

totalyagree

There's something about Radford I just don't like, and his comments tonight I thought were a little misguided.

I was quite shocked when he was given the head coach position, and felt he'd be out of his depth being this early in his coaching career. So far, he's done nothing to change my mind unfortunately.

No disrespect intended to Wakefield, but even with a couple injured and Westy going off, we should be putting them to the sword.

So what should AP do? In my opinion, Radford needs to go sooner rather than later. Problem is, whos available to take over?

The crowd, of which I was one, performed poorly today as it has done for a long time.

It was Radford's worst post match interview yet but not because of his reference to the crowd.

I've said it before and I'll say it again.Radford is a clone of Casey its everyones fault but his.

So,Radford's blaming a lack of crowd atmosphere for his team's performance at home.

Hmmm... Well the away support has been magnificent, and yet.. we havent won an away game this season.