East stand would yield more numbers than the West.

We can't expect people not to attend purely out of protest. I am desperate to see the back of Agar but I still want to go to games if only to see what the reaction of the crowd is! What is needed is a protest that can be followed by the majority without great difficulty but will show Rule etc just how many of the fans feel strongyl enough to do something.

You won't persuade people to sit in or stay away in sufficient number but what is needed is a short sharp show of unity. Are there any printers out there that could run up 10,000 A4 leaflets that simply say 'Agar Out' on them. Then we need around 20-30 people to hand them out outside of the ground before the game. Each leaflet should have the following instructions on the reverse;

[i"If you would like to see Richard Agar removed from his post, please hold up this leaflet as soon as the Castleford team come onto the pitch, while also chanting Agar Out. Once the Hull team come out then give them a huge chorus of Old Faithful, thus demonstrating your support for the club and the team while also making it clear to the present board of your feelings'[/i

Sorry, maybe i didn't make it clear.....

We sit in the East Stand, we were removed by the stewards... We then tried to get as many people as possible to come round to the West to protest in front of the reception/main entrance but noone did or took us seriously!!!