Fair enough, but he's entitled to express his opinion about the banner if someone does display one. As he apparently did so without resorting to offensive gestures, I don't understand the fuss

Thanks for that , I just assumed reading Raised Elbow that he had said it was disrespectful...I love him more now

Totally agree, the whole point of displaying/demonstrations etc is to get the issue on the table etc....So on reflection Gav & Co certainly managed that

People are entitled to protest against the coach, and O'Meley is entitled not to like it.

I think the claim that it is 'inappropriate' to do it at a match is ludicrous though, it's by far the most relevant place. Where would people like them to do do it? In the KC car park on a Thursday afternoon?

The fans are entitled to their opinions.

So are the players.

Provided everyone expresses their opinion in a respectful and non-abusive manner what's the problem?

I don't object to fans displaying a banner but I would object to them hurling abuse at the players.

Wonder what the reaction would be if the team came running out with a banner stating " Fans with banners OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!! "..lol

I think we know the reaction

He did, but not in quite the way you might be thinking...

It's been mentioned a few times that a demonstration outside the entrance used by club officials might be worthwhile.

That makes more sense, and I am fine with his opinion. If things do not improve soon god knows how he will react to 1000s chanting Agar Out

Not half as worthwhile as doing it at a match and ten times as hard to organise.

The use of banners is always going to be controversial and I can well understand waving the banner in front of a player after he has just lost a match is hardly a wise move. Banners will be banned from the KC Friday you can bank on that now and you can also bank on the club becoming a whole lot more agrressive in there defence of Rich Agar.

This is going to very bitter in the coming weeks with fans drawn up on both sides and there was never any need for this. This is not fans being hasty or too quick off the mark, this has been building for a couple of years and most fans have had enough. The club are becoming more distant from the fans almost daily and the war of words as started, this will only damage the club. Fans will walk away for one reason or another now and the board will bleat on about dis- loyal fans.

Yep....it is going to get messy, bring it on

I dont see why people had to extend the truth either....he didnt flick v's, just vented anger....i was specifically looking at the players reactions at the...ahem...fans...with the banner when we went to Huddersfield.

Great work o'meley for at least showing you give a damn and for saying sorry to the sensative ones......

Yes at least we know that he (and hopefully most of the others) do actually care.

I would rather see the sort of reaction O'Meley gave than have the players shrug their shoulders and troop off to the dessing room thinking about nothing more than their wages and their next beer.