www.hullfc.com/NewsArticle.aspx? ... m=facebook His thoughts regarding the reaction on Sunday at Huddersfield.

www.hullfc.com/NewsArticle.aspx? ... m=facebook His thoughts regarding the reaction on Sunday at Huddersfield.

Spot on from O'meley...Damn right disrespectful for all the effort from players and supporters alike.

It's as many said on here:



“I acknowledge that perhaps my reaction was a little strong at the time towards the small group of people who were promoting the banner, but I think it highlighted my frustrations following the defeat and plenty of effort from the team"

I love O'Meley, he is a fantastic player, however personally I disagree that it is disrespectful for fans to display an Agar Out banner tbh, I can understand it maybe frustrating to [usome[/u of the players after playing a game, however I think O'Meley needs to respect the fact that paying fans are entitled to express their opinions which may include displaying a banner/poster.

“Some people have spoken about my reaction to a banner that appeared amongst the supporters at that game. Personally, I felt it was inappropriate. All fans deserve an opinion, that is part and parcel of following the team, but I’d ask people not to judge us this early in the season and get behind us.”

Fair enough, but he's entitled to express his opinion about the banner if someone does display one. As he apparently did so without resorting to offensive gestures, I don't understand the fuss

Thanks for that , I just assumed reading Raised Elbow that he had said it was disrespectful...I love him more now

Totally agree, the whole point of displaying/demonstrations etc is to get the issue on the table etc....So on reflection Gav & Co certainly managed that

People are entitled to protest against the coach, and O'Meley is entitled not to like it.



I think the claim that it is 'inappropriate' to do it at a match is ludicrous though, it's by far the most relevant place. Where would people like them to do do it? In the KC car park on a Thursday afternoon?

The fans are entitled to their opinions.



So are the players.



Provided everyone expresses their opinion in a respectful and non-abusive manner what's the problem?



I don't object to fans displaying a banner but I would object to them hurling abuse at the players.

Wonder what the reaction would be if the team came running out with a banner stating " Fans with banners OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!! "..lol

I think we know the reaction