You may well be but look where we are placed in the league!

That doesnt matter anymore. Just don't have a go at poor Richie!! He's doing his best!

If you can't tell, im being sarcastic

The obvious talking point this week is the ref. I'm not for a minute saying Agar shouldn't have gone by now but it's pathetic to turn nearly every thread into an Agar bashing one, people are getting obsessed with it.

so if the coach quite clearly being incapable of taking the club anywhere or giving us a shot at silverware whilst in charge is not an issue worthy of the fans obsession what would you suggest is? the price of a pint at the bar or the comfyness of the seating perhaps?

You're missing the point, we have threads about Agar and the team's performances, this one and a fair few others aren't one of them.

I have to agree about Agar,every fan on this forum (including myself) has had their opinion on him. 99% want him gone,we all know that,so why do we persist in stating the bleeding obvious?

Maybe he should just resign in protest of the reffing performance...

I can't believe people are bashing Agar on this thread, that was a totally different HullFC I saw last night, one I haven't seen for some time.

Childs was a total disgrace to the game, and to be fair, so were Castleford, it seems they have taken a leaf out of the Wigan tactics, well if that's what the Super League want they can keep it, a game ruined last night by a useless referee and some very dubious tactics.

I'm afraid you're wrong there Standee. We saw 'Gallant Loser FC' only a few weeks back at Wigan. What we haven't seen is 'Beating anyone apart from Quins & Crusaders FC' since last July.

How would you know? Standee was there, you weren't.

Of all the people on this forum I'd have thought you would be the last to be dropping 'you weren't there, ergo your opinion doesn't count' comments.

The world's going mad

What he said.

Point taken, its always going to happen with such an emotive subject, i suppose people just dont want a poor refereeing display to distract from what is still a huge problem.