If you mean would he be at home sat in that stand, then probably

I'm no fan and a few on here will tell you thats the case, but i have to say after the pathetic booing from the first whistle i don't blame him, did the FC fans boo Foxy for the same reasons you mention.

Anyway its only a bit given out and a bit given back and no harm done.

He wasn't laughing when he got hammered and gave away a penalty was he lol. That was the worst team I've seen at the KC for a long time lost every 1v1 battle. Poor decisions by us not to kick our our penalties and you even struggled when Ganson dragged you back into it in the last 10. Love playing against Fox his positional sense is abysmal.

I didn't think you played that badly tbh.

I'm going to need a bigger barrel and some more bullets.

You are going to enjoy it when Widnes visit you then!

So to sum up the KC response on here - just to be clear ; we're awful, the worst team seen at the Kc for some time and they've come on the wakefield board to crow following a massive 4 point win over us, at their home ground, in a game that saw two tries each, against a Wakefield side boasting exactly 1 player from the same team last year, 4 games into the season.

I think that Hull will be a solid team this season but nothing more. I dont think there is a huge amount of pace in that team. I did not go today but i have watched fc this season and Hull are in the same bracket as us Cas, Kr, Bradford and Salford.

I reckon most sane minded FC fans will agree that this year they won't break any pots, it'll take them time to adjust to Gentle and bring in players he wants, its just a few who think it'll change overnight.

I wish FC well but have got tired of some of the bitter ones who won't look forward to a brighter future and insist on reminding us that its all Agars fault.

We are re-building and I agree that we lack pace (Heremaia is yet to play though, and he will add some pace)

I also agree that we are in the 'middle pack' of teams that could finish 6th-10th. For most fans this season will be considered a success if we finish top8 again, but actually compete in the playoffs (our last two appearances were completely limp and lifeless) we can then hope to build and get back in to the top4 again in the next few years.

We seem to have more fans than most teams that treat every victory as a sign that we are heading straight to Old Trafford, and every defeat as a terrible disaster that must lead to P45's for all coaching staff and players. The rivalry with Rovers can also be blinding, some fans would celebrate finishing 13th if Rovers were the side at the bottom.

the sane amongst us know it will take time to re-build the side and also that SL is more competitive than ever, and aside from Widnes every team seems competitive this season.

Agree totally with what you say. Heremaia will add an definate spark to FC. Hull will be a big and solid team just missing a bit of cutting egde out wide.

I heard one on the radio on the way back, seemed to think Hull would be riding high and should have signed some more players.

Nowt wrong with wanting whats best for the club but surely they realise it won't happen straight away.

I didn't go today, so cannot comment on the game but it seems to me that from a coaches point of view, I would be more concerned if I was the coach of big spending Hull FC.
Everone with an ounce of rugby brain knows that WTW are still finding their feet as a team but despite three losses there are positives signs. (Certainly seen in the two home games I have seen -both of which we should have won!)
If, according to some Hull supporters on here, we were so bad, how come the mighty Hull only score two tries against us?
I am quite prepared to wait for the wins, which I feel will come.
That goalkicking issue however remains a worry.

We've made 8 new signings, so I am baffled as to why someone would think we needed even more!