Just a thought.
With all the dispondancy around at the minute about the present coaching/board issues, could we take a leaf out of the Man United fans books and have a scarf demo.
Maybe like an all white scarf or black scarf?
Thoughts.

All that does is make the street vendors some money.

Street vendors in Manchester must be Millionaires then, however it does get their message accross on the world stage, why not us?

Indeed, the vendors in Manchester are making a packet, the United fans are achieving nothing, other than looking stupid, poorly informed and a little bit bitter.

Hull Fans= Achieving nothing, looking stupid, poorly informed and a little bit bitter.

Surely they're trying to raise awareness of the situation at the club and let the board and the football world know their feelings. I'd say they've achieved this.

It could be a purple scarf? The purple, like Man Utd's green & gold, being a reminder of an early 90's kit.

Thing is, our board aren't the problem, it's the coaching staff.

How are they poorly informed? they know about their clubs history, which is more than some Hull FC fans and defo more than the current FC administration

Yes, it's working for a global brand like Man U, but they still finsihed 2nd in the Premiership by one point, won the Carling Cup and are making profit that services their debt, The Glazers have said, repeatedly, thy don't want to sell.

What would the protest be about, performances, I am sure the board know full well we aren't happy, I doubt the Wetherills go to bed on a night full of joy at our plight, it would just make FC even more of a laughing stock (IMHO).

You've been reading Agar's defense manual again!!!

Could always get some red and white ones made up....?

The board employ the coaching staff.

Anyway it would be a waste of time imo.

Not at all, they generally stand up and wave them!!

You mean a reminder of when the club was poorly run, in financial trouble and playing out of a delapidated ground?

I'm no fan of the boards insistence of keeping Agar, but I don't want the "heady days of the 90's" back.