Pure mischief-making from what I can gather.

Thank goodness for that,keep up the good work lee.

I for one hope its true, our club is on a one way trip to the championship with radford in charge im afraid

whoosh

Wow you FC fans are fickle. 1st game of the season and you were going to win the lot. You find yourselves below your sister club and its crisis on. If you win on Thursday all this guff will be forgotten.
Radford is trying but should never have been given the job- however good a player he was for you and however much he loves the black and whites he doesn't have the coaching experience. It's your board who are the clueless ones and seem to be driving your proud club into mediocrity and beyond. The fact that the players and coaches will read these boards and the lack of support on them won't help the team. I don't think Radford walking or being sacked will do the team any good- the board should bring in a "director of rugby" type to help Radford out and pass on knowledge and experience.

I very much doubt that. A win against Rovers is good enough for some, but the vast majority are fed up of it all now.

We all hoped this season might be different, and the Huddersfield and (to a lesser extent) Warrington games gave us all cause for optimism, but we are worse than ever.

I have never wanted us to lose any game before, but if I could choose between a win on Thursday or a defeat followed by Radford's sacking and the appointment of a top coach. Well I'd pick the loss all day long.

Most fans were disappointed when he was appointed as coach and by the Summer fans were venting their anger towards him then .

Now who would have guessed that?

Fickle thats a understatement ,yes we want to be better,and if Radford sacking is the answer then so be it ,but at times i feel ashamed to be associated with some of these so called fans.Everyone as an opinion and are entitled to have their say but some stuff written on here and social media and watching and hearing so called faithful abusing the players at Castleford on friday is way over the top.After supporting this Club for over 50 yrs through times when it was much worse then now I think its time to call it a day not because of our position we are but i dont want to be associated with all this ,and this is from a fan who was dragged up on Hessle rd but brought up to show respect and that i will always do ,the lack of respect to the staff and players is appalling.

Well said Hokey!! At the end of the day nobody sets out in life to fail but **it happens and we have to accept it and move on. BELIEVE ME I KNOW!! Nobody associated with the club deserves some of the abuse we read and hear these days. We all want the club to be the top club in the country but to get there we may need to step back, take a look at reality and then move forward. I won't stop supporting though, come on rally round and lets help whoever owns, coaches or plays for our great club gets us back to the good old days. COYH!

Well said....

I wouldn't criticise any of the players' efforts on Friday, or in any game this season, or last for that matter. It's the malaise of the lack of attacking structure for more or less the last decade that's the issue. The shambles of Green being told to pack down in the scrum when he couldn't put any weight on his leg was indefensible and possibly dangerous however.

I really don't think there has been the level of abuse on this board that your abundance of posts on the subject suggests. Criticism yes, abuse not so much. There's nothing wrong with expressing justified and fair criticism.

We are a fickle bunch . Old Faithful my arris !!
Our home support is terrible. I much prefer away games .
The old tribal support is evident . At Cas on Friday the support was excellent. At the KC it is souless . Against Catalan it was lunar !!
Talking to my mate last night who is a robin and he said the crowd beat Saints. You could see the fear in the Saints players .
We had that , but not now . Teams enjoy the sanitised, friendly atmosphere at the KC .
We must start to crank up the KC atmosphere. Where are our flags and banners ! Look at the Cas end on Friday , the whole top of the stand was adorned with flags and banners of support .
Let's make the KC a fortress. A few rounds of half hearted Come on you ull is not good enough !!

There was plenty of frustration and sighs of resignation in the crowd on Friday but I certainly didn't hear any abuse directed at players. On the contrary, applause was given in recognition of the effort made, unorchestrated as it was.

Our home form over the last few seasons has actually been pretty good, and with the exception of a few notable nights we've never had much atmosphere at the KC.

And I'm sure the Saints players were cacking themselves when R.O.V.E.R.S and the red red robin were sung.

Probably the most misguided post I gave ever read. Will making the KC a "fortress" make Super Leagues worst attack and slowest ever back line more potent? Will making the KC a "fortress" give us a coach with pedigree and an owner that actually understands what the club needs.
The crowd at HKR did not beat Saints....pace did,

Actually a lack of half backs and saints p1ss poor kicking game and last tackle plays beat saints

I like the fortress KC idea. Maybe we could have snipers on the roof and take out the oppositions' best players. Possibly the ref too?

The biggest thing that gets my back up is the fact Radford has been a big part of the club's fabric through our demise. Since the ill fated 2007 season, he was captain...then assistant...and now Head Coach.

He should be well aware of what the problems have been and where we need to improve but unfortunately isn't able to change things.

You can date our problems back to Paul Cooke leaving....and who was his best mate? Radford.....who incidentally wants him back at the club as part of the coaching team!

We have a great club, it's time we got the coaching setup we deserve and not someone who is blatantly not up to the job.

Show me a set of fans who aren't fickle

Huddersfield fans. All 300 of them turn up whether they're top or bottom of the league

The more I think about it the more I'm convinced that the "local boys for local club" rubbish isn't Pearson's philosophy, it was Radord's plan for carte blanche.

Add in his mate, from Hull RU,as D.O.R.

Well it was all just a cruel rumour and hes going no where just like our club

Why misguided?
How do you think 12k inside the KC would compare to the same number inside the Boulevard?
Do you remember the days when Schofield would not play for Leeds down the 3d stand side ?
Craven Park is an RL ground with a terracing down one side that can create an atmosphere. The KC is a too nice Football stadium .
When the Club moved to the KC loud , loyal vocal support was lost. Much like when communities were lost when Councils split them across Cities to different locations .
Players will feed off support, look how vocal our noisy neighbours will be on Thursday if they get their noses ahead !!
The team need to perform obviously, but our fans at the KC are quiet at best . Maybe this is to do with losing an identity with the local community when leaving the Boulevard?
We need a home to call our own engrained deep into the local community , not a shared Football Stadium which is out of bounds unless on match day !! Some community stadium !!