Doesn't paper over the cracks at all does it pal ?

And you lost the second half

were are the 4000 fickle fans other weeks

As did rovers, against a team considerably lower than them in the table, so your point is.....?

We were away against a team in form

How does your free tickets, which looks like a few thousand took up the offer, affect your payment to the Stadium Management Company?
Isn't ther a limit (7,500?) before they take 50% of your entry fee?
Does the mean Hull fc, as a club, lost money because of the free ticket initiative ?

as far as we think the deal works...the club will have lost half the adult entry price (so £10 for the north stand) for each 'free' ticket

but hopefully as we actually decided to play some attacking rugby for once, these fans can be tempted back

That was the gamble, and it probably paid off, especially if we can end the season on a high playing Wigan and Bradford.

Could've fooled me!

Yes they will have done so. Part of the marketing budget I should think. Big club big budget though so it's OK.

We'll get stuffed against Wigan next week no doubt...

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Might do the week after

wasnt it funded by the Hull Daily Mail

seems it does for some

This has been a nightmare season. Agar is still clueless in terms of selection, rotation and gameplan and is not the coach a club of our size deserves. No one's claiming that one victory against a poor Harlequins team is a new dawn at the KC.

However, we played OK last night for the first time in ages, in the first half, anyway. Good debut by Lauaki, and promising efforts from Tansey, Hall, strong contributions from Manu and Moa. A decent atmosphere. Let's just enjoy an oasis of entertaining rugby in the vast desert of disappointment that has been the 2009 season.

See, 1 win against dire opposition and most are happy again

The best thing about last night was the way the fans, despite the dross that has been served up week in week out, applauded the team out at the start and got behind them during the game. Virtually everyone just wanted the relief of seeing a Hull team compete on their own pitch with some passion and commitment together with the ability to carry out the basics to the required standard. As you say no one is forgetting what has gone but the majority of people who decide to support a team will enjoy watching that team perform well and win which is a reasonable stance to take as a supporter.

absolutely well said.

I can see the inadequacies in our coaching and squad, and will be completely hacked off when we get beaten at Wigan but I enjoyed last night. We're stuck with Agar. No one is happy about it, but it's a fact at least for the next 7 months, so may as well be reconciled to it.

After putting up with weeks of dire play and losses its good to watch a game with a win at the end of it, yeah of course we're happy, also releived but it hasn't made us forget we're still not the team we where, so until next season, keep

smiling.

easily pleased

Are you not pleased we've won a game? No one has stated that everything is rosey! I go to watch rugby to be entertained and to hopefully see FC win. On Friday I got both. Simple.

We won a game when the season was over, against a team that can't buy a win at the moment.

I'm pleased that a few players put in a good performance, thats it.

The very definition of easily pleased.

Fair point, but we couldn't buy a win ATM either. Also it was more than just a few players who played well, even G. Horne did.
Ok, getting it right once in the last 3 months or so isn't good enough and Agar should of paid the price by now. But were stuck with him so I'll praise him and the players when they deserve it.