He will only walk if/when Pearson issues severance pay.

HFC boy. Whilst agreeing with most of your post and the respective atmosphere's created at our different stadiums, you then state how noisy Rovers fans will be on Thursday....this will be at the KC so invalidates your point about the KC stadium being to nice and fans being quiet. If a derby can't enthuse your fans to make a bit of noise then I'm afraid your games should be switched to a library

Im sorry to depress you all,but have just heard "from the horses mouth" so to speak that their is no chance of radford walking and unless pearson can get wayne bennett on £6/50 an hour he is here for the forseeable future.Oh dear !

If Radford walks or is pushed what are you all hoping/expecting to happen?

The player pool isnt massive, its hard to make big changes in a short space of time as every other club wants the better players to.
What top coach is available right now who could change the way you play/train?
Tough times at Hull with no light at the end of the tunnel for the foreseeable future IMO

what a load of feces!

No worries, it's what we all knew already, really.

As you were, chaps. It's Agar Time, again.

It's cup final week for you lot Zoddy, are you excited?

Is that a dig at Rovers for being our smaller inferior and jealous neighbours?

Just wondered as obviously they performed better than us last season and so far are again. They also have a team littered with pace and a far superior attack and all this from a new coach and virtual new team.

All posts like these do is show how short sighted some of our fans are.
Our club is fast becoming the 2nd team in this city regardless of support base due to how poorly we are being governed and how shockingly poor our coaching team is and recruitment has been.

My point is an atmosphere can be created . Just Hull FC fans are not good at creating one at the KC . The support at Cas was as it should be . The Black and White clan at away games are massed together.
At the KC they are spread around the Stadium . It takes for Hull FC to take the lead at the KC before most fans stop moaning , and start supporting!!
The KC could , and should be able to create an atmosphere. In reality it doesn't .
At home we need to up our game , on and off the pitch !!

The difference between the atmosphere at rovers ground to the kc is chalk and cheese,the numbers that turn up are irrelevant.I dont know if you are old enough to remember the threepenny stand at the boulevard,but that created an intimidating atmosphere which was worth points start to us,compared to that the KC is a morgue.It will be a cup final for both teams thursday and the atmosphere will be electric and it is hoped its close,as i fear if we fall behind our vocal support will diminish,as will our crowd,and silly comments like yours say it all.

The boulevard could equally be as eeiry on game day too on occasions.
It has nothing to do with Hull FC fans being bad at creating an atmosphere and sounds like a cop out. For me the team need to perform on the pitch to then ignite the crowd.
It is a spectator sport after all and supposedly meant to be entertaining.
And as for being spread out. I'd prefer not to be sat near some of the morons who shout abuse or foul language just because they sing.
I go to rugby as a social occasion to watch my team hopefully enjoy the game and leave on a high win lose or draw because we've actually played well.
So please dismount from that rather tall horse you're on.

Your right Chris Chester goes from not having a clue to coaching genius from week to week your only as good as your last performance

Craven park was bouncing on Friday but we were playing well and it was exciting. As loud as it was on Friday it's been equally as morgue like during the last couple of years under sandercock . Atmosphere is directly proportionate to the spectacle being created. Your lot were pretty vocal at last year's derby when as eerlee put it you won your cup final...

I do reckon a ground like cp is more intimidating as the crowds closer, changing rooms less inviting etc but this has nothing to do with the crowd.

A good sensible post. Players perform and the crowds respond.

The size of the KC and it being an all-seater doesn't help matters obviously, but we have had good atmospheres at the KC in the past. The problem these days is fans morale is about as low as it can go, and many are going out of sheer loyalty rather than because they enjoy it. There have also been far too many times over the last 7 years where the team have simply not showed up, or farcically fallen apart (such as Leeds the other week) which deflates the atmosphere.

I think the lack of atmosphere at the moment is due to nervousness and fear about how the team are going to perform, fans don't want to start goading the opposition when you're not sure if the team will go to sleep and concede 43 unanswered points in the 2nd half. I imagine on Thursday the home fans will be subdued and quiet unless we take a decent lead, whereas in years gone by the anti-Rovers songs would have been in full force well before kick-off.