He's made mistakes,as he's readily admitted in the past,but overall the good far outweighs the bad....he needed extra investment in the club when he sold his interests to Duffen/Bartlett in 2007,that was the plan.Duffen messed up whilst the club was in the Prem,long after Pearson had gone....

Brown got City into the Premier League,making him the most successful manager in the club's history.

And as far as Allam is concerned,a lot of the comments regarding mergers were in relation to his beneficial nature in regards to Hull's sporting teams ("i couldn't buy one club without buying the other" etc) and were taken out of context.His loan to Rovers was an example of that.Anyway,he'd be under no illusion if he tried to purchase the club of it's history,significance to the community and it's identity......but i doubt the previous regime wouldn't have held back in selling him the club on the back of some quotes delivered off the cuff during an interview....

Some of the paranoia exhibited on this board in relation to Allam is alarming.

spot on wilf,i agree with all you say,he will be well aware of the low attendances and unrest with the fans,he will deffo not take the risk of season passes falling next year,he his here to make money not lose it,im sure he knows what is needed to make the club a succesfulll one.

Shouldn't have been so shoite for the last 3 years then he wouldn't be in that position

spot on

Exactamundo. If he wasn't so e earlier in the year he wouldn't have to win these games to keep his job. It's entirely his own fault.

I can comfortably live with that.

It would be a very shrewd move indeed if Pearson were to wait until the end of the season and then publicly ask Agar to be true to his word and walk. Agar certainly doesn't deserve a payoff of any kind and the money saved could be put towards getting a proper coach in to start putting right the mess that he's created.