Got to go with the majority here and say Casey followed by Walsh.

Under Casey i used to hope the team we were playing would play some nice rugby just so we were reminded of what it was like, or hope our away game got postponed at the last minute so we could nip to the nearest game being played

I was going to say, the one I went to Wembley on in 1985. A total deathtrap. It was powered by prayers alone.

As for Hull, Tony 'The Tank' Gordon was pretty dire, he tried to change our style of play with disastrous results.

ok then i got it wrong

least i will admit it

Agree with that, although feel that Agar had more at his disposal than Walsh but in all fairness they are pretty much on a par as to which is the better at getting nothing out of a group of players.

It's okay, I don't think anyone noticed.

Nah, Good News Travels.

They used to have "Jesus is Alive" on the back of their coaches, which was pretty apt because it required divine intervention in order for any of their clapped out vehicles to complete even a short trip to Leeds.

Ah, heady days, wondering whether you would see kick-off (or indeed the final whistle sometimes).

peter walsh

Or even your home at the end of the day?

Since ive been supporting Hull the worst coach by a mile is Peter Walsh but Agar is pushing him closer as every month passes