I distinctly remember interviewing Lee Radford last season and him saying that after the initial run out onto the pitch all players zone out when it comes to crowd noise, unless it is exceptionally loud.

The last time the noise was at that level was the last home derby win.

Agar and Sharp have to go now. How many last straws are there going to be. Criticising your own fans is not on. They had every right to feel frustrated after the season we've had. We are fast becoming the joke of super league and this has to be rectified now if we don't want next season to go the same way.

Its going to take a top coach to sort this mess out and he needs to be here by the start of pre season training and yes he will have the backing of the fans so long as the team try to entertain, show some guts and look as if they care.

So come on Rule,Hetherington and co, do something about it.

As has been pointed out, no one was 'supporting' Celtic. It was a take. A little protest at the drivel we've had served up by supposedly professional players all season. If they, and the coaching staff, cannot take criticism (however sarcastically delivered), they should find alternative employment.

HOW VERY F***ING DARE HE???

That was a PR disaster of a magnitude that I thought only our board were able to produce, a word in your shell like Rich, If we get ed in the derby game and your team put in the same effort and spirit the have shown in recent games, then theres two possible outcomes, firstly very few will turn up to the next home game or the calls for your head and the feelings for the team and their efforts will grow louder still.

Since the CC victory of 2005, when we looked like breaking the monopoly of the top 4 and our GF appearance the club have praised the fans to the hilt and promised them the earth, and what have they delivered..........absolutly jack all, and understandably patiants are starting to wear just a little thin, and if Agar and the club cant grasp that im worried for our future!!

has anybody stopped to think he might not of made these comments the press are well known to blow things out of proportion i reckon he was asked how he felt about the fans last night and replyed that it doesnt help?

Like i said previously he shouldn't have said anything with regards the fans......i honestly don't think he hasn't said the comments that have been attributed to him.

The headlines are a little OTT e.g. "Agar Hits Out at Fans"

His comments regarding the reaction last night were:

Completely agree. Not unreasonable comments from him IMO. At least there'll hardly be any Hull fans at the Craven Park, so that's got to help.

Its not the first time the South stand has reacted to a bad situation like last night when Celtic scored. I remember when Saints hammered us 0 - 42 and the South stood up and cheered the Saints team back at about 36 nil up. It was more a mark of respect to Saints then a slight at FC, I suspect last nights was in similar vein.

I stand by my earlier comments, even though I have never booed or walked out on FC ( except Wembley 1983 when I left early). I do not agree with boing the team, but I think if fans have to then its there choice and I keep my gob shut.

Rich Agar should have done the same, he can think it he can never say it. He has to go now and it is now only a matter of time as he has now presented himself as the fall guy, Saturday will be the end.

The FC team will see to that, they like the fans have clearly had enough.

Just read the Hull Daily again.

Agar p!$$ off now, you are on no position at all to slag the fans off.

Just look that the last fool to call us (David Lloyd, yeah, he was well liked)

dont think hes actually done that has he

Do I remember you feeling so bad you asked for his return last night?!

Might as well have done

Agar's comments:

"[iI don't think it's helping. We've got a nervous team that's low on confidence and you can probably see it's not helping. It's there for all to see. I think the game was in the mix and it always helps when we get their help.

We're frustrated, we're all frustrated and it's a tough time but there are reasons and very mitigating factors behind that. We are underperforming but it's at times like this we need their help more than ever and without doubt it has a pretty detrimental effect on the team.[/i "

1. "Nervous team" - Lack of man management - Manager's job.
2. "Low on confidence" - Instill confidence - Manager's job.
3. "There are reasons" - As Agar is the Manager,its up to him to sort it out.

All 3 reasons which Agar alluded to ,are his domain.

He's trying to deflect the blame for his own inadequacies.

The brilliant fans,which Rule has always praised, but not now!! according to Agar.

People spend hard earned money, travel many miles, and then witness 13 individuals, playing rugby league, where there is no cohesion,teamwork.

Our squad have players, who have won major finals,played internationals,and yet Agar states the players arent good enough.

I say Agar isnt good enough!!

But he never.

also he asked me if you was a double agent

You are Spock and I claim my logical £5.

I agree with Agar, it doesn't help.

The players and coaches in the past have spoken about us being an extra man on the pitch and if we are that extra man, we are playing as poorly as the rest of the team.

That said, I fully understand everyone's feelings of despondency.

Think he knows that mate

That's called rhetoric my dear.

I meant he might has well have called the fnas a bunch of w@nkers, for the reaction its got

Agar cannot handle a club this size simple as.

It's like putting Dean Windass in charge at Barcelona

Did you tell him to stop being a tw@ and get on with the job he's paid to do?

Actually, that would be fun to watch! but surely player/coach.

Patronising tw@.



I still stand by what I wrote.

Feel free to beat her at the next game, I'll hold her down!