Some are too busy still clapping the team off from thursday

While others are pathetically trolling their own board trying to be controversial.

...and this statement is based on what??

Have you ever been unfortunate enough to meet hin?

rovers troll.

I suggest anyone who is concerned about who the new coach will be delays renewing their pass until after he has been appointed.

If you've already bought one Standee, then you could ask for a refund and let us know what the outcome is.

I've bought mine, some decisions I agree with and others I don't, glutton for punishment? It's a never ending journey with Hull and one I can't stop, it's not always easy and I get disillusioned at times, but I can't give them up.

You're right. Supporting Hull is like a chronic disease. Once you catch it, it stays with you until the day you die.

People said the same about Sharp and Agar.

Went into Saville St shop today, was told should be fine for refund up until the price change date at least, but might be charged £10 for the card if they've already started to process mine. Said to ring stadium on Monday to confirm. Also has to be done at the stadium shop where the forms are held, though.

Every £ taken out of the club's income will be a £ less spent on academy development, training or first team salary cap. Cut off the funding, demise is inevitable. The fans can choose whether to back the club and what Pearson is trying to achieve (albeit disagreeing with his choices), or guarantee its downward trajectory by walking away. Straightforward options.

My views:
Right for Gentle to go
Unconvinced by options being discussed for coach
"Club Hull" approach is the only way forward
Disappointed by recruitment so far, Paea apart
Embarrassed by Thursday and recognise the need to act
Very optimistic by our development of younger players
Hope we can build a team around them
Will renew on that basis

Bit harsh on him....he was the unluckiest of the lot.

I seriously cannot believe anyone would want a refund. All that does is hurt the club and damages what AP is trying to achieve.

Depends where it's coming from. I would take it if it was coming out of the players' bonus pool.

Why don't you understand? It's really simple. I'm not sure I want to go any more, I honestly feel like I've had enough and doubt anything's going to significantly change. If this 3 divisions of 8 comes in next year will be my last anyway, so at the moment I'm thinking that I'd rather have my £200 back and just pick a few games (the same way the team have this year).

It is bizarre, one minute I'm 100% I will renew our passes then I think maybe not. I could spend the many hundreds of pounds on something at the moment that would be more enjoyable for me and my family. The main reason I'm undecided is the match experience appears to come down to if the team can be bothered or not for that game. It makes me angry and frustrated that these people who play for a team and play the game I love don't appear to appreciate what they have. I don't care if they don't like the coach, the assistant coach, the bleeding cleaner or whoever. They are supposed to be professional sportsmen. I don't like a everybody I have to deal with at work but I do my job to the best of my ability mainly out of professional pride and of course to earn a living.

With all that said, as previous posters have said Hull FC is a hard addiction to break and no doubt, my maybe misplaced loyalty will see me renew our passes in the hope AP will eventually get on top of this and turn it round.

That's what I meant. All the usual suspects were keen to see him gone and we ended up with Agar.

That'll be the "instant success" brigade. Its time they realised that there's no such thing. It comes on the back of stability and patience. Ask Alex Ferguson.

Standee doesn't even go to games, let alone have a pass. His weekends are booked up doing expensive stuff with his mates, stuff that we can only dream of.

It comes across and people taking their bat and ball home and basically being glory hunters. I may not like some of the decisions or choices the club makes, I may come away from the ground feeling totally hacked off (dobbins at Easter, Wakey and Saints at home), but at the end of the day I support Hull FC, without us fans putting the money in the club would not exist.

This thread is embarrassing.

It is, but once broken it seems to take a lot longer to pick up that habit again. I think there will be a fair few who will think long and hard about renewing a pass if Radford is given the job.

yup, not been to any games, how did you see through me...

did you deliver all of the papers btw, or put the trolleys where they belong?

Its actually about personal choice and having followed the club since the late 1940's I'm hardly a glory hunter. I've had my share of highs and lows and if I decide enough is enough then so be it. I'll actually wait and see what happens coaching wise before I make a decision but I can empathise with those who've decided not to renew their passes.