In their defence,Kermit seemed quite educated.

I'm not going, Friday night is my only free night this weekend so having some beers with my mates is a bit more appealing tbh.

Agree, if he was being dictated too,why not walk and make it public so the fans know exactly whats going on?

I've already paid too but i can probably think of better things to do with my time. If the players cant be bothered to be there and the coach cant prep them to be there i'm not sure i want to be there.

I won't be there. Agar has single handedly drained every last drop of enthusiasm and optimism from my body !!

I'm starting to feel that way, too. I have a season ticket, so I'll be there - but I'm not exactly looking forward to it.

Mmmmm...Watch FC or stay in with a bottle of Gin & Billy Halliday CD, not much difference really

I agree with that but it just makes it doubly confusing. Is it that we just lack that rugby nous at board level? Is it the board defending Agars recruitment and coaching howlers because they don't know any better or is it Agar backing his bosses despite their shortcomings in this area cos they pay his wages? Why do they have their view of Agar which is at odds with most supporters? It just seems bizarre that they get most things right off the field and are so far off the pace with anything to do with the things that matter most to the fans , performance and results. If it's some sort of conspiracy , what is it? It's just absolutely baffling and completely dispiriting. And completely ignored by the board, they just carry on regardless with no acknowledgement that we may be even a tad disappointed.

that's a fair point and i agree that we are fortunate in alot of areas that other SL clubs are not. i was a little apprehensive at first whether i should slate the board on this forum but when times are hard i guess you are left wondering what on earth the real problem is behind our club

I think the only fault our board seem to have is their inability/unwillingness to appoint a top class coach. In other areas they seem to be doing a pretty good job.

It is a fair point. Also on the playing side you had a very positive period in the middle of the decade and these things tend to be irregularly cyclical.

On the other hand, Hull's enviable growth and commercial success could be attributed [iin large part[/i to the building of the KC, which rather fell into the board's lap.
If Hull FC were still operating out of the Boulevard, I suspect there'd be two RL clubs in the city losing six-figure sums each year.

You really can't give credit where it's due, can you, what a pathetic jelous lot you Rovers fans are.

Even with the fortune of the stadium the Board have been very prudent. Other clubs (your included) would have probably spent beyond their means even if their means was greater.