i was defending agar last season and blamed injuries and dead wood but now its his team his signings and its not happening out their , i agree its time for a change and in my mind steven kearney would be ideal .

We need an up and coming aussie coach who is technically at the cutting edge of the game

the clock is now ticking mr agar im afraid, maybe that sort of mediocre display is good enough for some fans but NOT FC we deserve better
hope we loose both matches over easter then he is gone!!
his team, his failures now!!

Heard his interview. No passion, just the same downbeat excuses. In fact, it could have pre-recorded been from 2009.
The job at KC is one of the best in the game, given the resources & the fan base.
We need to aim high when Agar's contract expires.

One look at the League table shows a marked improvement from last year. The Rugby at times looks very basic and lacking in ideas but you could say that for Bradford and even Leeds this year. Bradford are also having a much improved season as far as the table goes. Only one side is showing class week in week out and that is Wigan. Wire and Hudds are looking quite good but every other side is inconsistent.

Nothing is won in March and whilst it is frustrating the times I have seen you play it is obvious there is improvement to come. If and when that comes (which I suppose is where you lot are divided) Hull could finish top 3 pretty easily because you are 5th and have not even played that well yet!!

I would not be as harsh as to sack a bloke who is making progress. Sometimes it aint pretty but nights like tonight happen. Lynne will learn a lot from tonight, as well a few others. The Hall thing is puzzling but we do not see them on the training ground. I would trust for a little longer if I was a Hull fan to be honest.

Why does it have to be an Aussie who is at the cutting edge of the game?

There are just as many rubbish coaches in Australia as there are in the UK you know!!

If they are that good in Australia they will stay there unless they are drawn by money and for me money is not a good reason for someone to be attracted to a job. The challenge and prestige of a job like Hull should be a bigger factor.

Before returning to there usual selfs a few months later. Agar should go but they are also a few players who should to.

wow, at this rate of progress (2nd bottom in 08, 3rd bottom in 09) we might have hit the dizzy heights of of the playoffs by the end of the decade

the reason we are 'frustrating' is because we have the quality players, but not the coach to get the best out of them.

what a load of tosh...sack agar now...yeah so it was him who gave away the 15 penalties??? was it agar that for the first time yeaman actually makes a pass agar made it go into touch????was it agar that couldnt keep broughton from scoring twice in the same place???.......NAHHHHHHHHH it was the pi$$ poor effort from the players who probably thought they could just turn up and win.......stop talking shiiite and support your team through thick and thin...agar will stay and you know it ....SIMPLES

Good evening Richard

We are supporting our team that's why the crowds are up this year after 2 e seasons under this coach. However many of us realise that these blips you talk of have happened several times to often and the common denominator is Agar. Time for him to go.

Agar does not rate Craig Hall, he told a RLW journalist last year.

Personally, i think Craig is the best centre at the club.

its not the fact we've lost a few games that is the issue, its the fact we've turned out the same performances as 2008/2009 in these defeats, the same plodding, clueless, uninspired and error strewn performances. Yet we've been constantly told by the club to wait for 2010 and the new players and our form would improve (which we have done, and shown our loyalty with record pass sales) Yet we still keep playing like that, so the blame must lie with Agar.

In a way I agree, I have seen that rubbish turned out thios season. But, I have also seen little glimpses of Berrigan doing more than previous seasons, and Long and Horne forming a partnership that will do ok and Fitzgibbon, Luaki and one or two others have impressed too.

I just dont think it is all doom and gloom for Hull. If the same sort of display is produced against Rovers then you have to wonder a little more but I honestly believe they will come out and turn in a brilliant performance.

That is in the future though and I can understand that for some tonight was a bridge too far.