It works both ways imo.

you could win every game for the next ten seasons but there would still be the hardcore 'AGAR OUT' band...

doubt it

I think you call it "shot term pain for long term gain".

Banners were taken down after hull fc requested it. Freedom of speech seems not to exist at the stoop

The real irony here is the "non agar out fans" would imo, have been merely stalling for the final score and then they too, in a large majority, would have turned on agar and the team too, had we lost. Hats off to the guys who stood up verbally and visually for what they believe is right ie Agar Out. One, paper over the crack win, isn't going to be enough to fool the masses. We may be faithful, but we aren't stupid!! I hope!!

Who told you this?

The steward who took my banner Down
Asked why and he said hull fc asked for it to be taken down. Steward was apologetic and just doing his job

Ahhhh ok. They still recognised your message, then? Didn't want any adverse effects on the team?

Just spoke to my brother, he was one of the people with the banner, whilst I think the banner should of been taken down during the game. They have the right to voice there opinions on a matter where hundreds if not thousands agreed with at the wakefield game. If the Hull club think removing a banner will make this matter go away they are wrong. A decent win must not be aloud to paper over the cracks and Agar must walk away or be sacked before some irreversible damage is done to the team that we all have supported for many years.

Difference between being loyal supporters of the club and loyal supporters of Agar.

Why would you come on here just to post such a stupid thing ?

Having an opinion one way or another does not make any one fan more or less loyal than the next. The club is what any loyalty or allegiance is towards and to coin the good old phrase thare's no i in team. With that in mind there will always be induviduals within a club which receive support/attacks from some and others dont and it is inevitable that in difficult times the opinions get polarised somewhat.

One thing is for sure - when differences in opinions (whichever side you are on) turn nasty and all appreciation that other people have their own views go out of the window, regardless of how strong your own opinion is, then reason has gone out of the window and it certainly doesn't do the club any good at all - now there's loyalty for you.

Get the the black and White ribbons out,we've beaten quins in a game we could quite easily have lost.

just to attract stupid retorts like yours

there's nothing like a bad winner !