Last night will go down as one of the low points in the history of this club, it was a night when for most of us the myth of IAKOW was finally put to death and what a a slow painful one it proved to be. I have been going to FC since the mid 60s and I can not ever remember OLD FAITHFUL NOT BEING SUNG at some point in the match and that is sad. Fans fighting amongst themselves in the East stand, many many leaving with five minutes to go others upset at them going and even I left when the hooter went its becoming a bloody chore going watch.

Sick of watching the same old rubbish week in week out for years now, we ahve bought badly because the the two halfbacks to solve our problems are now part of the problem that is FC. We have a coach who is out of his depth, an owner who has no idea about RL and it shows, a club lacking leadership, direction and looking down the barrel of a relegation battle we are in no shape to fight.

If I choose to return next week I am no longer joining in old faithful, I am also sick to death of the constant problems with the stadium, the Allams its just one thing after another. It needs sorting out, no one else has this thing hanging over them week in week its dominating sport in the city.

One thing for certain you need only open one maybe two stands next year because the fans will walk with there wallets glued to in there pockets now, its late. far too late we do not trust them anymore and never will again. Bring Brian Smith in , Bring in Benji Marshall you can even bring in the choir invisible to sing in the West upper but you have now killed the golden goose IAKOW is dead once and for all.

No pride left ....................

Were you the bloke walking around the stadium wearing the sandwich board with "The end of the world is nigh" on it?

Still, you've got to laugh, haven't you?

Great op that sums up our current situation perfectly. The club, coach and players are in denial. Mr Radford, do the right thing and leave.

I've seen worst situations, but this is the more despondent I have ever felt about Hull, in the past there were reasons for us being so poor, now with all the resources and money at our disposal the current state of affairs just isn't good enough.

They were people leaving a lot earlier than 5mins to go .

There were people streaming out with 20 minutes to go

First time I remember them being booed off at halftime and full time too!

Yip and me and my daughter was amongst them,I had had enough last night,I will continue to go to home matches only because I am a pass holder but away matches,magic w-end and merchandise they can stick it until the team improves and Radford goes

it was painfully silent last night, usually the hull fans make some noise at some parts in the game, but apart from chav corner singing about our taxi load i heard nothing from the hull fans.
we were talking about the boulevard pre game and about atmosphere there and how it was generally intimidating even around the place,4,000 sounded like 40,000, compare that with the KC and it's quite sad really.

the only fans (apart from ours) who i seen leave en masse like that is wigan, and they are notorious for it, you'd have never got people walking out like that at the old place, losing or not.

Was hull under peter walsh better then what we are seeing now

No it wasn't but what's the point you're trying to make?
I'd have Phil sigsworth back in an instant however and he's not been in the game fir a while but I bet he'd still do a better job than this clown.

At least they had a go under walsh if they did not win the fans still like the rugby and scored points

No we were still 5hit under Walsh and along with Radford definitely makes my top 5 worst hull coaches list

No they didn't......did you actually go when Walsh was in charge,they was bloody dire

You're not very bright are you?

The man who walked round he pitch last night DDD had the worst team ever at Hull but he was a coach new how to get the best from those players and new tactics.
First coach to use the line out [who the hells got the ball tactic .
New he had a lot of headless chickens and brought in Bill Ramsey .
This coach and owner are now the headless chickens and we need a new Bill Ramsey to guide the whole club .

Hull - like Salford should put the blame solely on the shoulders of Shaun McRae. Salford have taken 3 years to recover.

Feck all to do with mcrae, it's the shoite coach who is to blame. The squad we have is capable of much more than it is currently showing

It's also substantially different to the one McRae and Gentle assembled, so no matter how bad their recruitment was it has little to do with the hole we're in now.

The couple next to me left at 36 minutes. I have been going since i was 7 (23 years ago) and i have never seen people leave before half time.

I thought about it, but stayed to the end despite the 270 mile round trip to watch. Despite my season ticket, i wont be going for a while as its a complete waste of money.

Indeed. I can't remember the last time I looked forward to going to a game

We are in this mess not what Pearson has done but what we have had in the past,poor signings whether unlucky with injuries or not year after year have cost us and McRea was responsible for a lot of it. The expectations from the fans has heaped massive pressure on the players and media with this sleeping giant and once things go wrong panic sets in and it goes from bad to worse then to total embarrassment and thats not just this season.

Every fan has expectations of their team no matter what club they support so we are no different.
Yes we have this sleeping giant tag because we are. Its recognised that we spend full cap and are in the top 4 (currently that is) for attendance so why shouldn't fans expect more. Players and coaches should acknowledge that fact not buckle under pressure as you allude too. Even now you are still looking for other reasons for our poor performances.
Why bang on about McRae again you know not what went on but speculate on gossip. He's gone now and this playing roster and coaching set up is now Radfords.
Why can you not accept he is now the root cause of this epic decline and being overseen by an owner unwillingly to accept the blindingly obvious.
So no the fans are not responsible and neither is McRae.

You think Wigan fans don't have 'expectations'? Or Leeds fans? Wire? Saints? See those teams crumbling under the pressure?

The fans and media have absolutely nothing to do with the mess we're in. That's down to Pearson being bounced into sacking Gentle and appointing the wrong successor. It's not like many of us didn't see it at the time Radford was appointed, either.

The buck stops at the man in charge. Pearson dug the hole we're in all by himself, and he's the one who's going to have to get us out of it. And he's running out of time.