It seemed that the team was out of sorts with each other as well. Arguments, frustration and jumping about when balls were knocked on or dropped didnt portray a gelled side.

A few people telling him he was an idiot and should delete the tweet is all I saw. Guess he took their advice.

If they was laughing at Seymour they shouldn't be playing for the club part of been in a team is supporting one an other thru the good an the bad yeah Seymour is poor but it still leaves a bad taste in the mouth!

Werent we all ing ourselves at Seymour performance though

Dunno about you, but I alternated between deep-rooted unhappiness and bemused rage for the full 80 minutes.

great team mates arnt there, dont like to see it myself,

Same here. I haven't actually said a word since the game finished.

Have to admit that amusement wasn't one of the emotions I went through tonight.

I will not support either of then if they ever get to wear a Hull shirt again... They obviously don't support their own team!!!

Maybe Monday morning he'll tweet " Sat here sh177ing myself "

Talking about Twitter, pressure or grief is being felt by the coaches; Andy Hay has just tweeted:

'@andyhay7: Getting sick of this grief from hull supporters there's only so much we can do, please keep believing'

He should maybe ask questions of himself. If Seymour is that bad, how comes he's still at York & not taking his place?!.

Almost needless to say, this tweet has since been removed!

Don't understand why highly paid professionals feel the need to resort to Twitter. Best keeping quiet & concentrating on the job in hand.