Its alright saying that the players need our support but we've being giving that for the last 16weeks which has only seen us beat cas, salford and celtic. Maybe its about time the fans got a little bit of encouragement, or some 'return' for their investment, from the club.

It is a challenge to anybodies patience when you are served dross.But the majority still turn up,moaning or not.

Thank you for your concern anyway.

It may not seem fair, but it's the way it has to be. Regardless of how Agar may feel he shouldn't be publicly slating the fans. It has never done anything but harm and it never will.

There were any number of other ways he could have made a point about support and confidence without slagging off the people who, ATEOTD, pay his wages and the wages of his under-performing squad.

The fact that he couldn't or chose not to do so says volumes about his professionalism and ability to handle pressure.

Dont know why your getting upset Kosh, it wasnt aimed at you

I think some people on here are going abit OTT regarding the fans reaction to celtic's try. The crowd were not 'cheering' the try, they were applauding it, as a previous poster mentioned. I don't think anyone wanted celtic to win the game (bar a few) therefore why would they cheer one of their try's which subsequently put them in the lead? I was one of the many that appluaded their try, I didnt want them to win, but I was just reluctant to see some decent rugby being played. I was happy to see at least 1 team turn up and play with abit of enthusiasm, they were willing to throw the ball about and try things, our team clearly werent. Good on em I say.

We have a winner Ladies and Gents!!!

Agree on this point, also throw in there Whiting and Tansey and all is not lost we do have some showing heart.

Exactly right. As I mentioned in an earlier post, Celtic have had little success win wise this season, but continue to try and play attractive rugby. My applause was for that reason. I honestly think it was a spontaneous gesture by the fans, and I would guess we are better thought of right now by them (Celtic), than we are by our own coach!

It's ok Agar trying to apportion some of blame on us fans, but it seemed that everytime we sent the ball wide we scored, so is it Agar's tactic's of playing the game down the middle that it strangling our natural game and not using the pace we have on the outside's.

If it is then only Agar himself is to blame.

Getting my retaliation in early for when I have to suffer through the Quins game in a few weeks.

I think it's an ideal way to make a protest, myself. Much better than boycotting the game.

Hypocrit

Apart from twisting what was said (booing doesn't help out when the team are full of nerves does not equate to blaming them for a poor performances).

If the coach is there solely to coach the team perhaps there should be no communication between club officials and the fans at all?

I suppose its been ok for players and coaches past and present to heap praise on the fans for our years of loyal support??? Or should they keep those opinions to themselves as well?

There is no wonder Hull FC has struggles to attract a top class coach when fans like you are evident. Can you imagine the conversation between Wayne Bennett and any former Hull player

"I have been offered the Hull job, any advice"

"Yes, you will have to win every game because the fans will tear you to bits unless you deliver all trophies on offer, and by the way thats in your normal day to day life, not just on match day"