So your not putting your money where your mouth is,if I win you can put £100 in the steve prescott foundation,if you win I will give the money to the president of hull isberg to put the money in to there youth set up,that way you don't get the pleasure of meeting me but I still see you £100 lighter

I do go and watch the boring and turgid style ,we play.

I wont bother this season, as the way the club has treated my father,who was seriously ill last year,and has been a supporter for 60 years, is a disgrace.

IF you saw the Hull FC team,that Brian Smith assembled in his first season,
which consisted of no internationals,players such as Jackson,Eastwood and Karl Harrison.

Smith transformed these unknown players into GB internationals.

Then you will appreciate ,that a GOOD coach,can take 17 players and transform them into a team.

I hope Agar can gel these players into a formidable unit,but sincerely I cant see it

Spot on for me, Kosh. 71-0 against Bradford and the awful defeat at Odsal in defence of the CC were as hideous as our Cup run was superb. Sharp was probably not given enough time with the big injury list, but I also think his apparent ambivalence towards the fans of the club didn't help him, nor his random press conference performances. I understand the club retaining Agar for continuity, but the issue is that even if we have a disastrous season, Agar will be succeeded either by James Webster or Steve McNamara. The current board do not believe a world class coach is warranted for a club of our size. This is all the more staggering when we're prepared to shell out £120k or whatever it was for a backrower, but there we have it.

Totally agree mate.

I can't help wondering if he would still be with us, had we still had P&R
I also wonder how many of the 'give Agar more time' brigade, would be saying the same.

the loss of p&r gave the club the chance to provide some continuity.