The main thing with a protest is getting it noticed. Once it is noticed people will follow, even more so with the more games we lose. It needs to be a protest that the club can't ignore and simply brush under the carpet. Sod just a banner at the next home game, get banners on your lamp posts, windows, front doors and cars.

That will soon get people talking.

No point. "Islands" are sorrounded by water - he'd survive.

Is the away end open for the Crusaders visit?

I still have a few tennis balls left

Any organised protest will almost certainly lead to confrontation with either otherfans and or the stewards, spontaneous mass chanting will have an effect and you are more likely to get it going away from the KC.

I once bought a tin of celebrations and it had loads of mars bars in it and very few galaxy truffles, I was quite upset.

I've stopped buying Celebrations but they're stillin business so my protest is failing, thus far

Back on-topic, your post is bang-on. It will clearly take something above and beyond to provoke change for Hull and if the current bad will towards our coaching isn't harnassed to good effect now then it will never happen.

Have you tried supporting the team through a very tough patch. All this Agar out Cr"p wont do you any good after two games. Remember both Rovers and Leeds are far better then Hull, you will pick up points soon when you play Wakefield or Catalan. There again Wakefield should do well with their new motivation. So just 4 points then. Yer your right Agar out!

Is that all its been ? Felt like two decades.

It may only be two and a bit, tbh I've sort of lost track of time, and the will to think about it in any more detail.

Is there a way of protesting without affecting the team.

Any vocal protests would surely be negative influence on them, fans will not stop away en masse.

In amongst all the edoffness about the results, I actually feel sorry for the players and don't question their effort at all. Having watched the game back it seemed to me they were trying really hard. Whiting's efforts were outstanding IMO and I can't think of anyone that looked disinterested or failed to put the effort in. Whatever the imbalances in the squad, with the right focus, organisation and motivation, there's enough talent there to progress from last season.

Warringtons post game sit in on sky seemed to work and cullen went within days iirc. Think the protest has to be televised to habe more impact.

If the fans start singing "agar out", the players will probably join in

it's longer when we you take in to account the time under Sharp when Agar was the "offense" coach. At least we knew how to defend back then.