Doubt it happened given how quickly his car was seen at ferrybridge services after the game.

Mate I'm a Hull fan and even I can't see your arguement or even the need to instigate one.

BR does make a valid point and one I agree with (occasionally they can be sensible rovers fans comments, not often I grant

Pearson or any other owner does have the right to bollok them when passionless utter $h1te like that is served up.
Ultimately they are his employees and if I performed anywhere near that level of incompetence I would expect and deserve the same.

should of highlighted the part i was mentioning.. My bad on that..

Not as bad as moving the goalposts.. After his recent comments i was guessing he was talking about huddersfield against leeds..

Regarding pearson, i think he had everyright to do what he did. He's got ambitions just like all of us. And as he saw many FC fans walking out with 15 minutes to go in the biggest game of the season (derby that is) it must of been an eyeopener

I'm looking on the bright side.
At least Wakey are beating Cas.

If Cas win were joint bottom.

Lets not get carried away by pearsons "actions" - the thread started as an unsubstantiated rumour and whilst I wouldn't be surprised if it happened, we don't know that it did!
Assuming it happened then its perfectly within his rights of course - I have managers working for me at my company but there's been a couple of time where I've given everyone a good b0llocking, you kinda receive that right when it's your money on the line!

If true then it tells you what pearson thinks about gentle's ability to do it

so u think the owner of this club who has put his trust and money into this team and coach has to stay out of things are you really that stupid? he should have every right to storm into that changing room and rip into every single one of them any time he wants at the end of the day he is the top dog!! its embarrassing for every fc fan and the chairman and i for one hope he wont stand for that crap every week and i don't see how u can think he should leave them to it????

If they play like they did today, against Wakefield, then there may well be a repeat performance [if in fact there was one today] from the chairman, @ the end of the Wakefield match.

Mind you there may not be many Hull supporters there to witness such poor play.

It's APs club so he can do what he wants but I'm not sure anything good has ever come from a club owner/chairman going into a dressing room after a defeat and reading everyone in there the riot act.

Will probably only comment if it's confirmed independently that he did otherwise it might just be RLFANS bull.

I was told it happened earlier, if true then i'm fine with it. He has every right, how did the players react? Blamed the coach?

Maybe our owner didn't think long and hard enough before buying into the reality that is Hull FC?
Regrets.......Perhaps he's got a few.......But then again..........................................................

Cant say I agree with the subject title at all in this case re the content re the thread

However if AP did indeed storm in and storm out, good on him. He's the owner and fully entitled to do so.

AP has put out a tremendous amount of trust and money and saw zero in return for it yesterday.

If I had invested money into this shambles I would be looking at the small print for a get out clause.

What must Gaz Ellis be thinking? 8.80810546875:10