Who will change their stance on agar?

I've never wavered in my opinion of agar's coaching abilities. He should never have been given the job IMO, but there are plenty on here who swing between wanting him to stay and wanting him to go.

Given that most now want rid, would a win on Sunday appease you? Would a run of 3 or 4 wins make you realise he really is a great coach again? Or is it now firm in your mind that he needs to go?

I can see a much improved performance and a win on Sunday but it doesn't get rid of the flaws for me

...it will be a bloody miracle.

My opinion has not changed, he should never been given the job. That said if we win in Sunday and play well then I will give praise were it's due.

So you want people to admit to being fickle?

I envisage an improved performance, maybe even a win, but only because of the level of criticism received last Friday. Good teams don't need such motivation though, & can raise their game as & when required.
Win or lose, nothing will have changed. We will still be a dour rugby team, scraping wins & happy to be within touching distance of the top 8. Pitiful for a club of our size.
To be honest, I hope we lose by 70 points every game until he goes. Harsh maybe, but I've had enough of what has been served up over the last 36 months.

I agree with all of that except the highlighted section; I can/will never wish a defeat on Hull Fc, not even for Agar.

My opinion has never wavered.

I believe he's a good technical coach, a great assistant coach, he is not, never has been, nor ever will be a great head coach. He appears to lack the tactical and communication skills necessary to make him a great head coach/manager

If he and the board would accept that and the board were prepared to recruit a head coach and Richard Agar was able to work in that situation, then I would have no problem. I seriously doubt that would happen though.

Totally agree.I'm not travelling all that way to shout for a defeat!!

cant believe anybody would even think that tbh.

Ive had enough too,but for me its simple,if i feel like going on the day then ill go,but as it stands i cant be d as i no longer enjoy it,but id never wish my team to lose.
I personaly think majority of the fans have made there mind up now and will be staying away till things change in whatever way,the boos and chants will carry on in my eyes and things will turn nasty as they did on friday

They are fickle (you included of course), I'm just trying to gauge whether everyone will suddenly back off an carry on taking mediocrity in their stride

Back off in what way? There is not much more to be said on here and it's all meaningless.

If you mean the booing and chanting Agar out then that may well have an effect.

It's not so much if we win, it's how we win and has the coach and the team suddenly had an epiphany and implement what they are supposedly doing so well in training

Think you know what my opinion will be on Monday. I wont even give credit if we put in a good performance, because they don't deserve it. Like someone mentioned they will be fired up after last week, however they should not need a booing and chanting from the crowd to get up for a game.
I will be there but I may just as easily stay in the pub come kick off time, that is how interested I am in the rugby at the moment.

Think everyone's aware that Wigan, Crusaders and to a certain extent Hudds only masked the underlying problem for a short while.

That said, if we win it can only take the pressure off thereby dragging out this sorry affair even longer and doing more long-term damage to the club.

Think people are a lot more cynical and have had their eyes well and opened (even with matchsticks on Friday) this year, though. Surely...