Maybe they read some of the posts on here from "fans"

Considering the difference in money being spent on players yes we should be beating those teams. We have lost to 3 of the bottom 4 teams this season and in all likelihood it will be all 4 of the bottom teams after the weekend. We have everything in place here to be a top 4 club as a minimum. The one area we are coming up short on is the coaching. In a sport where, in theory at least, all clubs should be spending the same amount on players the real emphasis should be on getting the right person in charge of those players. Look at the influence the man in charge has had at clubs like Hudds, Wire, Wigan and you can even include Leeds into that list.

Funny you should say that, maybe you saw him in Weir bar too with Deano

you forgot brown too

You're right, we don't have a god given right to beat anyone. You earn the right with skills, effort and enthusiasm. Unfortunately I've yet to see an agar coached side which can demonstrate all 3

Ahh please EXPRO explain to me how injuries effect the ability of the team to follow a tactical game plan, tackle, find space on kicks, keep on-field discipline and give 100 % effort in each and every game. Not one team in superleague has the right to win what they perceive to be easy games. But and it’s a big but I'm strongly of the belief that a team needs motivating the most in games that are seen to be easy. Do you think it’s a difficult team talk to give before a Good Friday Derby game? How about an away game at Salford who are struggling in the league and have sold their star asset in the close season. It is the great managers and motivators that recognise this and shows a lack of respect for management and ill discipline if you’re too slack as a player to put the effort in in easy games.

The attitude of great teams and as a great player should be about putting poor teams to the sword, like Leeds and Saints do. When was the last time you could say FC were ruthless and put a lot of points on teams? They haven’t even managed it in pre-season friendlies or cup games. WHY?

What have injuries got to do with the lack performance by those who are on the field, and the missing game plan.

Not getting the two points can be forgivable due to injuries, but pathetic performances by those who do take the field are not. We do have the odd players that play well, but we very rarely get a good team performance

You have been asked a number of times by members on this forum, but you seem to avoid answering.

Who (in your opinion) are the players that have improved under Agar?

I can only think of Moa, but the rest seem to have at best 'stagnated' or gone 'backward'

Then can we throw a goat from a block of flats too ?

In reality.....what we need to do is SUPPORT OUR TEAM.......IN ANY KIND OF WEATHER. All this doom and gloom is getting a bit pathetic. Youre all gonna look a bit petulant if the lads that are out come back with a vengence and we have a fantastic run in (like Wigan seemed to have done the last few years).

We are an injury riddled team.....How hard is that to get into peoples heads. Most of Agars 'prefared players' are out with I.N.J.U.R.I.E.S.....Meaning..... (now read this carefully and please try to take it in!!!!!).....We are playing our substitutes and learners. The 1st teamers that are left fit have done what they can under the circumstances but our goal kickers are out, our first choice hooker is out, our world class scrumhalf is out and now two thirds of the Tongan Mafia is sidelined. Basically all you whingers KNOW F**KALL about RL if you think Hull FC can compete as normal and with the other SL teams with the lads we have left. Just ask a Rhino's fan how they felt when their playmakers were injured. Its frustrating I admit.....BUT.....WE ARE HULL FC......Stop acting like a spoint red and white eh????

DEMONSTRATION SCARFS MY ARSE........WHAT ARE YOU ON????

Humbug

Just don't go.

As has been pointed out many times, there are probably a couple of hundred Hull FC fans who use this website, a tiny percentage of the supporter base. How do you organise a boycott?

Crowds will drop anyway - check out how they fell towards the end of last season. We went from 14,000+ for the Wigan and Cas games and a respecable 12,482 against Catalans to under 11,000 against Warrington and less than 12,000 against Leeds.

The club have already got money from over 9,000 season ticket holders anyway.