Who owns shares in FC that isn't on the board?

John Weatherill 211,034 shares 26%
Pauline Weatherill 115,319 shares 14%
Jack Coupe 107,662 shares 13%
David Fulton 141,352 17%
Kath Hetherington 245,033 shares 30%

They are all directors, as well as Rule, Sutton and Flatman.

Forgot about that

And if player power is undermining the coach and the club, what the hell is our chief exec doing about it?

Does anyone know who coupe and fulton are?

Not for upsetting the players ...........................

They used a run of poor results to get rid of Mr Kear, sure it was well rumoured he had "lost the dressing room". JK told the squad the day before he was sacked "that things would be btter soon and they would go on a long run of wins " ....................... he got that right.

JK was paid the same rate he had when he was bombers No2 and even after winning the Challenge cup his pay was not increased. He started to do what he wanted, stopped doing non coaching appearances etc. That upset the powers that be and they got rid of him and he has a gagging order on his leaving handshake as well .

Players who where around at that time will know this to be correct.


s for Rich Agar not being experienced , he has been assistant coach funder two coaches and did lead the etam during that famed run in 2006.

agar had zilch experience of head coach at the top level and should never have been appointed. Very poor decision

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Coupe has been an RL fan all his life and played at amateur level. Fulton is a recent convert. Both were shareholders and investors in Gateshead.

they where part of the Gateshead franchise and they came with merger along with the Etheringtons, Richo et al. They are all quite accomplished business people to be fair and have done a good job in bringing the club upto the level it achieved.

What they need to do now is let go of the reins a bit, let those appointed to manage ..............MANAGE

His massive self promotion after winning the cup didnt do him any favours with senior players in the squad.

I've always thought he was a conceited little shiit

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I just didn't know who they were. Don't think they'll be actively involved day to day as I reckon that's cath's remit

Been told he actually danced a little jig of delight on the pitch after the game on Saturday.

Nobby was no2 at Bradford,

John Sharp was no2 under Millward at Saints



you only get experience by doing the job, we need new Brit born Coaches Rich Agar has been one of the best of the bunch thus far. Replacing him with Sharp is not going to improve things because he will have the same problems.

You need the faith to carry it through sometimes, Rich is playing with others peoples players in the main. Coupled with some bad injuries that has not helped the cause and Thorman was never going to be the answer.

He was caretaker coach for four games. We lost at home to Leeds, beat Wakefield at home and Huddersfield and Catalans away.

Sharp was here for the Wigan game (the one we led 42-0 at half time). It's debatable whether he or Agar was in charge for that game, but after that Sharp certainly was and we won the following nine.

Didn't save Sharp.

I really couldnt care if Agar was from Bradford or Basra in all honesty, a passport shouldnt be taken into account when looking for the right person for the job.

noble took over a great squad which he dismantled before moving on. He's very well regarded in wigan I hear. sharp was eventually sacked by huddersfield and the mere mention of his name now strikes fear into the heart of every right minded Hull FC fan

Do you see any pattern emerging here?

To be fair, the brits are a lot cheaper

No it did'nt



The board could see that axing Sharpe was the only way of maintaining the progress of Hull FC company limited profit margins. It worked and I doubt repeating the experiment will work with the faithful again, Sharp was out of his depth.

I do think everyone agreed on that one

The board have done a good job, but maybe they've taken the club as far as they can and should realise this and move on. The financial debt we owe them is sustainable so they shouldn't have any worries there.

You 'think' wrong.

I meant about being out of his depth

I know. He wasn't.

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