its obviously got through to the players at least then

At the end of the day the Banner has done the job that I presume was intended to do and that was to bring to the clubs attention that fans whether large or small in number are unhappy at the current situation. Whether it makes any difference to the end result of Agar being relieved of his duties only time will tell. I can not honestly remember a time when feelings were running so high and fans actually protesting to have the coach removed, even under Peter Walsh in the days of Lloyd & Co.

If the board try to shut the fans up/brush them off I think it would be a huge error in judgement and will only escalate an already messy situation.

and what about the players disrespecting the fans who paid to go to cardiff and were rewarded them with a 15 min performance of rugby and 65 mins of dross

I think O'Meleys comments are devisive and will do him no favours in regard to his relationship with the fans. His on-field actions were "spur of the moment", but this blog is purposefully constructed to try and belittle those that had the courage to stand up and say what they thought on sunday. You can take it from me Mr O'Meley that there were more than five or six people in that stand who want Agar gone ASAP.

hear hear

Absolutely bang on.

For my club to have created this blog to try to bring harmony to the situation involving fans v Agar and also O'Meley's unprofessional reaction on Sunday is a desperate move IMO.

There may have been only a few with the banner, but I'm happy to say, the club has obviously taken notice.

I think it's dencorub he rubs into his head, not napalm.

We don't pay props to think. The PFU will deal with this one

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I feel your hurt.

Why are you missing some one as well

But even more who agreed with Ogre judging by the reaction.

I can't deny that... It was the first game i've actually been to this year, and i was astonished by the crowds reaction to the protest. It made me feel like protesting was a waste of time and that just not bothering any more was the best course of action.

They made a rod for their own back because they were hurling abuse at fellow supporters, including myself who questioned about the time and place of the banner.No wonder that it never really went down to well.