I don't understand the people who are saying it's only 4 games. We have embarrassed ourselves fairly consistently for the last 2 seasons. If I was in charge of the club I would have thought long and hard about his position at the end of 2018, and he certainly wouldn't have survived 2019. This is/was his last chance to get it right. We performed well against Leeds, but since then the same old problems have begun to show again. 2/4 from what looked a tricky start on paper isn't in itself an issue. But I have seen very little in our play to suggest that we will threaten any of the good sides this year, and still Radford blames everything but himself.

He really can't afford another misstep imo.

I actually think if we lose then AP will
Act

Only if he receives an e-mail from you.

There's a pattern developing here

Emails, 9 match barometer , Cam Smiff and Bellamy LOL

Forgot to mention I have a different schpeel on the Drovers pathetic forum. Winning large bets on them losing

Radford Out

the biggest issue for is that we are standing still, there is no expansion to our game or a plan B, C or D which all the best teams come up with
it may be a case of that it has all gone stale and is too predictable but do we reserve judgement until the best 17 are on the park

Trust me, all the fans of the "best teams" as you call them, are just as miserable towards their own club as you lot are. Besides St Helens, every team has been inconsistent over the past couple of years. I wouldn't call last years runners up, Salford, a consistent team.

We lost away to a great club, Wigan, we've lost there more than we've won there, and I reckon that goes for every club.

Two trophies to play for, and Warrington currently hold half of those, and some of their fans are doing exactly the same as you, making threads about sacking their coach.

I think it maybe the modern witch hunt culture we live in.

Again, you seem to think that everyone was fully on board with Radford before the Wigan game. We weren't, it was just another in an endless line of disappointing performances. Besides it's not the result that is a problem. It's the lack of effort in defence, the aimless, poorly structured attacking rugby we played. Poor use of the bench again. The excuses given by Radford after the game. Nothing ever changes.

If you think it's just a witch hunt then look at what the fans of other clubs are saying. The universal opinion is that Hull would be a dangerous side with a top coach, and that Radford is holding us back.

Exactly, its the continued malaise and now the excuse of the stale/ageing squad is no longer valid as AP has invested in the squad.

Just because the season is only 4 games in does not mean all the poor performances of the last 2 years, poor application, same errors, lack of any seemingly structured play, the pace/intensity in games which we seem to lack along with any real consistency and being unable to actually put an 80min performance in becomes forgotten about.

The problems are there and I wanted Radford to succeed but even now in just 4 games in the signs of past issues are still there and so far unresolved and listening to him he is no closer to solving it.

Yes we've had players missing and the weather has been poor but we struggled to beat Rovers who are in a worse state that us with key injuries and a thinner squad, St's & Wigan again both had their own injury issues and were playing in the same conditions.

Based on what, 2 or 3 posters, crikey.

Even fans from other teams such as Leeds, St's and Wigan to name a few have said this quite a few times.

If Radford were to go who “realistically “ would we get? AP has gone down the OZ coach route with Gentle and it backfired massively

It wouldn't matter if Radders was fired, because the next coach and the coach after that will get the same treatment. It's a thing some sports supporters do.

I personally have loved Radders time as coach, there's been great highs and a few low's, but it hasn't been dull. I think, on the whole, Radders teams have been competitive in our competitions, over his time. We've been playing in bigger games more regularly than we have since the early eighties. I'm sure, with a bit of luck, we'll be playing in them this year too. With no guarantees of a new coach being better and the possibility a new coach could take us backwards, I don't see the point of losing a good thing. We're in a fairly decent place as a club right now.

Emphasis on the few.