no thats a dig at his complete style every match !!!

40% win ratio then, better than his league form.

Has he gone yet?

I would be too if I hadn't already paid

Sadly so am I (I'm glad I didn't get a pass this year)

afternoon all

although i agree that Agar is probably not the best coach in the world, i have been speaking to some close frinds of mine recently who have (in the last 5 years or so) worked with the hull board of directors and their views are that the club is simply run by a bunch of muppets. i'm not necessarily defending agar because i really don't like some of his choices, however, you have to consider the fact that maybe all of his choices are not his in the first place - they are dictated to him by the people who own the club.

i know alot of people will not like my post, but i'm not sure how many people share the same view that there are some serious issues 'behind the scenes' in hull fc that have resulted in some poor seasons for us

i often blame agar for poor results and strange decisions but every so often i remind myself that he might have kaths hand up his and may not always be 100% in control of the squad.

i have heard different stories on danny broughs exit and the one that i believe has nothing to do with the coach - moreso the owners of the club, whoever the feck they are.... and i feel that they don't care half as much as most of the supporters

i would just like to see hull fc cared about as much as gary cares about leeds..... and as for rich agar, he has drained any confidence i may have had for winning silverware and we are stuck with him, but i'm confused as to who i would boot out first given the choice - the directors or rich agar?!

thanks,
(a very baffled hull supporter)

Well if someone else is pulling the strings he should man up and walk out of the job. If he is allowing others to dictate to him then it just reinforces my belief he needs to be gone and the sooner the better.

While I'm not going to suggest that everything is rosy with our board, it does seem rather unlikely that 'a bunch of muppets' could produce the extremely successful commercial organisation that Hull FC have become during their tenure.