i dont agree with you, and hes been pumping money into the club for a hell of a lot of years, passes, shirts, coats etc etc, this is where age came into it, and at the age of 72 and going since he was 4-5, hes put alot into supporting them, and if your watching boring rugby every week bar the odd game, he'll do well to spend his time with his family, and thats how it will remain until the entertainment value comes back!!
If we got to wembley this season, you bet my old man will be there, hes 72!!! wembley appearences are few and far between, he may not see another, so yeah he'd be there!! or do you think he should stay at home??

hes never once been on here, not even to read posts, he cant be ar*ed with forums (his words! we did try to introduce him to them!! ) he doesnt complain to anyone his views, he told us what he thought and his decision, end off
and whats "your either a fan or your not? is buying a pass, going everyweek, buying shirts etc etc is this a fan? now a mate of mines been going to FC for years, unfortunately he got made redundant a couple of years ago, and the job he has now isnt well paid, so hes not had a pass since, and only manages to go a couple of times a season, hes not bought a shirt, just listens to the match on radio, ill have to go tell him hes not a fan now, im sure he'll agree with you!

I doff my cap to you dad - that's alot of support he has afforded Hull over alot of years. How come it is now he's decided to stop. Were not exactly challenging for GF or playing champagne rugby but things have been 10x worse then they are now in the entertainment stakes then they are now during the time your dad has followed Hull.

But he'd be going to see the same duff coach and players playing the same boring rugby that he doesn't want to watch for the rest of the season. Where's the logic in that?

The logic is that the odds of us getting to any final is extremely slim.

TBH hes an ill man, how many chances may he have, going to see FC at wembley? we would make him go

Hes fed up of the rugby, yeah your right in that the club/finances/rugby has been worse during the years so we expected times to be hard, we just waited for that silver lining, that break, which came in the shape of Shane Richardson and co, and we turned a corner, then the rugby was exciting, it wasnt always about winning, it was watching good entertaining rugby, then came the CC win, a GF appearence, we should of kicked on and got stronger and better, but we went backwards at an alarming rate, thats whats wrong, its like he said, off the pitch we are to be envied, state of the art stadium, finances excellent, support excellent, but where it matters on the pitch, its not happening, and this has got to be down to the man in charge, im gutted hes not coming next season, but hes just had it with Agar and his tactics, and as long as the rugby stays the same, he wont be fleeced!!

I have been supporting Hull since 1941 ..the only thing that would stop me going would be if I popped my clogs or I was to ill to go I still get to Home and away games I wouldn't stop going to support the team "I love " ..In life you take the good with the bad ..R/L is no different you take the good time and bad time ..You just hope it's your team turn for the good times ..I am ready for the season got passes just hope this season is our ..C/Cup win or a Grand Final ..Well I can " Hope "

Well said!

I dont get to all the away games nowadays cos of family etc but come kick off time I might as well be there!

The wife will ask me if Hull have kicked of yet and if the answer is YES its a case of leave me alone for a couple of hours while I listen to radio, internet or watch sky. Like a coiled spring while Hull are playing and I blame my dad, and his dad and his dad.

Whats our sky appearances looking like?