O'Meley has a Foot Injury Shopuld be ok for next week
Moa had breathing problems and was pulled out on a doctors advice due to his Asthma
He said some stiff comments about Joel Tomkins getting what he deserves and thinks some wigan players appeared immune from being penalised !

Is he Arsene Wenger in disguise?

Good to hear that Moa will be back next week then

What other excuses did he use?

Errr....you know......err...you know...err.....lads are hurting...err.....team not experienced enough...err....you know.

Don't let your coach paint a picture to save his skin. You lot played very well today up until your captain and/or bench decided to go for the 2 points to make it 12-4. Your hooker was incensed and trying to get you to run it and keep up the tempo but from then on it allowed us to get back into your half and push on.

Good old fashioned game today, where the ref was a bit lenient towards some of the aggression but I think ultimately it was that decision at 10-4 that cost you. Well played though, if you can add someone who is clinical in your centres you'll get back up to the top 4 no question.

Did we raise us bar?

Why does he need excuses??

Sounds like a decent effort with a few daft penalties...Is it Agars fault that a player holds on..get a grip!

Bugger...missed that one.

Apparently our players are sat in an angry dressing room, however we don't know what they did to upset it!

Especially penalties given away when we have ball in hand like the Tickle one at 12-12, that's unforgiveable and not Agar's fault.


Also it seemed to me everytime Sam Tomkins got tackled hard he got a penalty for it.

Easy to say now..but when you go to Wigan and the opportunity arises you usually take the two!

Hmmmm Fitzgibbon did that in Cardiff when we had rovers on the rack and look what happend.

I only say about the decision cos I was sat right next to the hull dugout and in front of where the kick was, Houghton (?) was pretty upset about it and didn''t want to listen at all. Can't blame him, you were looking dangerous on our line.

alreadfy had a text from the ever gracious inlaws

Yeman, Manu & someone else all thugs apparently. Preumably for having the gall to tackle Sam Tomkins. Unsuprisingly no mention of the other tomkin brothers elbow, but thats to be expected.

Us dropped the ball at a crucial moment?
Us gets a brainfart when us gets in front?

Totally agree on that one, let #overs of the hook and will have given them the belief that we weren't as confident as we had shown in the first 15.

But I do think today was a different kettle of fish.

I'd be more worried about Rule's post match interview, than Agar's. When he was asked if Agar's position had even been discussed by the board he responded with with a very stern, very abrupt "no".

So abrupt, in fact, that I thought I'd misheard and the interviewer had actually asked if he could suck James' mam's tits.

I wouldn't worry too much about that, he's hardly going to say yes is he? I know what you mean about how definitive he sounded, but his own credibility is so intertwined with Agar now that I think it was more of a personal response. Hopefully it will be taken out of his hands (if it's in his hands to begin with).

Taken out of his hands by whom? Isn't Kath Agar's Godmother?

pmsl!!!

Maybe if one of our supporters should win the 'European lottery' this Friday and decide to invest of little bit of their winnings in the club and gain a voice, then things might change and James Rule might have to give a different answer.

Just maybe....

I was talking about this scenario to a mate the other night, I wouldn't even bother with the usual niceties that happen when a coach gets sacked:

'It is with great pleasure that Hull FC announce the immediate termination of Head Coach Richard Agar's contract'

James Rule could stay on the proviso that he has no further input into the on-field side of the club.

At least some 'fans' seem happy. Another chance to post cheap crap for the usual suspects. What next ? 'Agar dropped an aitch'.

Whereas those that went to the match seem pleased with the performance but understandably disappointed with the result.