after following fc for 33 years it pains me to say it but i agree with this poster.sometimes you lose the battle to win the war

I can understand the sentiment behind people wanting the team to lose so it will speed up Agar's departure but i cannot agree with them. I want to see my team win every game no matter what the circumstances and if they win on Sunday they will get my applause and i will give credit where it's due as much as I want Agar to move on.

But he won't get the bullet unless we keep losing. If we keep picking up wind at places like Quins, he will keep his job. So for the first time in over 30 years of following Hull I want us to lose on Sunday

Wins as well as wind

It's not exactly, "in any kind of weather", wishing our team to lose. But if it will make him leave them i have no problem with it. Also i think many on here are underestimating quins, somebody said thinking cricket score? We'll remind yourself of previous seasons, our record at the stoop is dire! That combined with Quins performances this year, and their willing to bounce back from the Warrington game.. i can't see a good result for us!

I want us to lose and lose heavily and i dont care if that doesnt make me a supporter. Anything to get rid of Agar. Saying that i also want rid of Rule and any of the idiots who have publicly supported Agar.

Sunday's result wont have any impact on Agar's position, I want us to win, of course I do, I want us to win all games, I'm pretty certain we will actually win on Sunday, which is all the more annoying because it will be evident that the players can do it when they can be bothered, maybe Agar can't motivate them, but I'm pretty sure us booing them off and chanting Agar out will have done so.

The removal of Agar is by far the most important action required at present. Therefore I support anything that is likely to accelerate that process, then I can get on with supporting my club again.

there needs to be a complete overhall in terms of staff and attitude at fc......unless we want to rot with the rest...

4 games to go for me. After 10 games if we're 5 from 10 he'll stay the rest of the season at least. 4 from 10 the board will give him some more time. Less than that and it will be very difficult to improve from last season by the end of this and because of that he should go.

I can see us playing like our lives depend on it, coming up with a victory against Quins. I can't see us backing this up against Cas though....as we saw against Wakefield we have an inability to match the intensity of a previous good performance....

Yes it's the players not performing, but as Agar said the buck stops with him.

I wonder if he'll bench Westerman for the Cas game for a similar amount of time as he did Obst against Wakey?

I am still trying to figure that one out.

Past caring to be honest. I'll be cheering Huddersfield on in front of the telly.