I am a longterm fan too and travel home and away and I will, as I did at the Wakefield game, shout loudly and clearly "Agar Out" if i deem it appropriate/necessary! I do not believe verbalising your opinions in or outside the stadium(s) equates to showing no class. Even if it did - (it doesn't!), I pay my entrance monies and I will not be kept quiet to suit others. If this makes me lacking in class, thats fine by me. Im sure a large majority of us were born and bred in the inner city areas of Hull and are immensley proud to be known as the working classes. Just how many of us like being referred to as lacking in class, for having a voice, I wouldnt like to say!! However if lacking in class is simply, as in this case, merely defined by having the courage to speak out and be pro-active in your pursuit for change, then again it is something I am happy to be. Im sure these people have tried other/previous avenues to be heard and as this was an open opportunity to voice their opinions, then as long as they were not showing any level of violence towards others, then let them have their freedom to speak. After all the Agar Out brigade is. once again, very prevalant and imo with 3 years unrest todate, people are understandbly becoming more visual and verbal in their quest to be heard!! We all ultimately want the same thing, Hull to maximise their potential at all levels of the super league competitions. Just because we dont all agree on how this is to be achieved, doesnt make some of us a class below others!! Please excuse any typos etc.

Me. I know better than everybody!!

You really can't see the difference? One point of view is directly questioning a fans loyalty/support and the other is questioning fans reasoning. They are completely different.

Well we'll agree on never wanting our team to lose and never booing them although being totally p!ssed off at time.

But unlike you I've cleared off early loads of times when my bonce has been done in.

Try and justify it anyway you like, there is no way this is a one way street.
I doubt we'll agree, so there's really no point.

Clearly.