I think most Fc fans are just fed up of the situation and need some positive news . The interest in them is draining out of most fans

last season i was voted supporter of the year,on account of making the 500 mile round trip for every home game.i had a season pass,and a reserved seat in the east stand.but this year,i have not bothered to renew my pass,but i watch hfc on tele,and listen to the away games on my laptop.if agar goes,i just might start making the journey again,to watch the team i have supported since i was in short pants,and i am now a spot kick off 72,and will give a lot of thought asto wether i start making the journey again next season.

I speak to quite a few F.C. supporters during the course of my job,and although they dont post on this forum they are all off the same opinion about our Rich.

It's just heartbreaking, isn't it, seeing it all just draining away. Pointlessly, when a simple promise of action, followed by an active and visible hunt, cold solve the problem within a week.

Its amazing how 1 single guy can rip out the passion and heart from so many fans.

The feelings towards him seem to be turning from dislike to genuine hatred and its completely understandable as the clueless fool is full of lies and would do anything at all to stay in the job.

I don't hate him, I don't dislike him as I don't personally know him. But I do not think he is the man for the job. He's had long enough, but then again part of me thinks the players seem to have genuine respect for him what if (and I know it's a big IF) what if he has been held back and we can kick on now?

I would love to see some big signings for next year, something to give us some hope.

I would love to be a senior player, playing under Agar too as you know that no matter how you perform you are going to play and probably be rewarded with a new contract.

I understand what you are saying, but maybe I'm being naive when I think professionals want to win. If you don't want to win you should play for fun. Think I'm just too deflated about it all.

I bwlieve that most supporters will agree with the above. Richard Agar has in my opinion had his chance and changes have to be made. Many Hull supporters in my opinion seem to be of the same view.

I hope that Mr Pearson looks @ this site, or if not one of the management and then updates him. He must take action quickly. If not he will miss the boat and take a financial hit.

i dont hate or dislike the man,i just know that if he continues as coach we will see the same style of rugby and the same league position and same general depression around the club...so lets just say thanks for your efforts,good luck and goodbye..

Unnecessarily harsh IMO. We, [uthe club[/u, have elected to legally contract his services for almost 5 seasons in total, from May 2008 to November 2012. He's on good money and works hard. If he's not up to delivering the goods, the club should not have renewed his contract last April. In his position, with alternative employment at a large club on good money unlikely to be available, I'd be doing exactly what he is doing, ie continuing to work hard and citing any excuse possible as mitigating factors to underdelivery on the pitch - referees, injuries, 5 day turnarounds, travelling to Edinburgh etc. The feck-ups are ours in in a) extending in his contract and b) not rectifying a). It's resulted in the ridiculous scenario of the club's supporters, having not witnessed a play-off win since 2007, hoping we don't achieve it this season so we can hasten a regime change.

I think that should be goodbye and good luck at Wakefield....