You owe me a pint for printing that banner

I for one applaud you mate, you have gone to support your team, more than i have yet at the same time made your feelings towards the coach known

still achieved nothing though Paul.

Agar wont be going anywhere anytime soon, as well we know.

I think it certainly made the board aware of the fans thoughts, over a few weeks I think that would have the desired effect. The thing is fans are not going to to do that unless we play as bad as we did against Wakey.

I honestly doubt I will ever see an FC side play that badly again, I certainly hope not.

I cant remember what they said

i think the club have a problem with banners generally as my dobbins 25 years without a trophy banner was forcibly removed by the stewards at the derby last season,stewards said they were following orders from HIGHER POWERS

Thanks for that and I see and agree with what you are saying, I hope we have turned a corner. The trouble is we have had numerous occassions in the last three years similar to this and these have all faded away.

We have to try and keep together, we can disagree but we must respect each others views.

The two pi***d up fans were all up for causing a bit of trouble with their fellow supporters in the car park!! Pretty sad t***s when that's how they want to behave.Everyone is entitled to an opinion,but when certain fans decide on getting sozzled to the point of arguing or threatening fellow fans,it's a sad day.





And their 'Banner' attached to the coach soon disappeared

Lol once again I get the usual comment



Most dictators are by there very title, murderous .

I could have used different ones from recent times Sadam,Honicker, Pol Pot, or even Chauchesku. The Libyan regime is certainly no better then them and stiffling oppostition is all part and parcel of oppression.


I have a relation who is out in the theatre serving his country to oppose the Gaddafi regime and I would certainly not wish to downgrade or insult anything that him or the job our armed services are doing in our name .

To blow this out of all proportion and over look everthing else is fairly typical of some posters on here at times. I have complained before about posters on here being shouted down, belittled etc and I can see why they no longer even look at the board any more.

I didn't comment on the rest of your post because, by and large, I agreed with the sentiments. The Gadaffi thing just leapt out as tasteless and OTT, an opinion I stand by. I neither belittled you nor shouted you down, I simply expressed an opinion on something you posted.

If you look at the rest of the thread I've agreed that the club were wrong to request the removal of the banner(s) and that Quins were wrong to agree to do so. I simply didn't feel the need for extra drama when doing so.

The club have the banner taken down yesterday and then today they get Ja Rule and Mark O'Meley to come out saying what an unbelievable performance it was at The Stoop. I just wish the club would stop putting out 'spin' all the time - it's doing them no favours at all. All we needed after yesterday was Agar's reaction and maybe that of one of the players who was actually involved in the game. Ruley needs to keep himself out of the media and let the team do the talking on the pitch.

To be fair to Rule (as much as I hate doing so) he can't win, as CEO he is the public face of the business, especially if Agar's position is in question (as I am sure it will be, albeit eventually)

We won, simple fact is that was the outcome, what we need to do is to get to a point where we've won more than we've lost, and that day is a fair way off.

Rule was also prepared to talk to supporters before the game at the front of the east stand,which he could have avoided if he wished to.

TBF I didn't believe my wife at first when she told me that we'd come back to win from that position.

Sometimes it's better to say nothing though

Best to tie the gag tighter in that position perhaps?

surely not i thought EVERY single FC fan wanted rid of agar and all wanted him out dont they??
thats what some say on here

Indeed

That was the point I was making - we don't need loads of rallying calls etc. We just need to win games as that will do more talking than anything the club can put on their website or in the paper. Winning yesterday was a start and now we have to back it up this Friday.

i was at quinns on sunday ,i went to support the team ,by that i mean the group ,coaches backroom staff and players ,thats what the team is ,there all as responsible as each other for the preformance in my opinion ,the problem with putting out banners havin a go at a part of that group is it upsets the rest of the group especially the players they hate it so it really does no good especially at the start of the match plus if you hang it up it makes other supporters look like there supporting it as well which is why i dint like it tbh

i think all fans have the right to say there peace ive said mine a few times and i think it could be time for a change in direction myself ,but i will always go and support the group ie the club including the coach ,if we get a bad display then vioce your flustrations like last week at home, but lets not get into banners and t shirts ffs, if you dont like it just stay at home like somone posted the other week when the club starts been hit in the pocket thats when they will act

I would prefare to behave like supporters of the club while at the match ,thats why where the Faithful isnt it ,in any kind of weather remember the song .

Dont think you fully understand about the banner. The guy who's banner it was cares passionatly about HULL.F.C. ....is he not allowed to make his protest ?
What right have you to tell people what to do at games ? Are you a Harlequins steward in disguise ???

everybody has a right to voice their opinions, but during the game, the fans should be fully behind the team, wait until the final hooter or like the wakey game for the chants to start and banners come out, watching the two being ejected thy gave verbals and hand gestures to fellow fc fans, so no sypmathy from me for them

I do remember that song, however that was not the song being sung by 1000s at the last home game was it!!

Fans pay their money and have a right to make protests if they wish, it clearly does not make them less of a supporter.