I cannot and will not criticise you for thinking this way. Your positive attitude is probably an example to all of us !



However, I think Agar has had enough chances. Every failure is followed by some naff announcement about "needing to do better". And just because he is popoular with the players does not mean he is a good coach who commands RESPECT and MOTIVATES the team.

Everyone in the game says how astute he is - but there is a world of difference in talking about it and PRODUCING it.



Time for him to go in my opinion (FWIW)

We can't expect to win every game.



We can expect to see some passion, commitment and entertaining rugby with a gameplan. Not the same old injuries, injuries, injuries excuse. Do the injuries force us to play 5 drives (if we don't knock on or try an impossible offload) and a kick?



I watched every game this weekend. There's not one team that we'd have beaten (apart from maybe KR).



I can buy a reasonable amount of entertainment for £195 - just this year I sunk it in to a season pass

The league table is obviously the most common tool used to assess how teams are performing, but on this instance, where we sit on the league ladder is a total irrelevance to me.



Our performances since the Salford game have been wholly unacceptable imo. In that time Agar has proved to me that he either does not have the ability or the knowledge to turn things around. We are simply devoid of any ideas or seem to lack enthusiasm far to regularly and that is down to one man.



There are no wonder players seem to like Agar, as he is the one who always comes up with the excuses for their poor performances. Agar has single handedly created a culture at our club where it is alright to play e week in week out, because he will always find an excuse instead of growing a pair and admitting that a performance was not acceptable.



In short, I couldn’t give a fook where we are in the league, our performances have not been good enough and Agar needs to wake up and smell the coffee and bugger off.

if agar had anything about him he would have had them in for extra training on monday not letting them go on the drink .Also they are not fit enough so they need it anyway

You need to get Yeamo and Houghton to have a word with a fellow Hull born team-mate who was sending "Agar Out" texts to his mates from the Hull team coach on saturday night...

Totally agree Dave..I have yet to talk to any FC fan who can give 1 reason why he should be head coach.



We have put up with 2 seasons of excuses, but the fact remains it is his own team now..sorry state of affairs imo.

And you a moderater!



I find it funny that we only here off some posters when were doing poorly

Just pointing out that opinion seems to be split amongst the players. There may have been Rovers players sending out similar texts about Morgan for all i know but i didnt get to read any of those.

Well the player in question ( I heard it was the one who cannot tackle a sunday dinner

)....clearly thinks we fans will accept that his pathetic impersonation of a rugby player is down to Agar, he is taking the p1ss out of the faithful, lets hope he fecks of to rovers nxt season

At the moment, that player should concentrate on his own performances before criticising others, as that’s our job



After his showing on Saturday, he’s be lucky to get into a Skairlaugh or West Hull team.

I can't pretend to be a Hull FC fan, but:



1. The excuse - Long, Berrigan and Fitzgibbon all out.

2. The reason - 7 wins and 6 defeats and 6th place in a highly competitative league. Before the 1st game of the season raised expectations I think most of you would have settled for that. Wakefield started strongly then have faded, until our recent very bad slump our form was like a sine wave, Quins looked like they couldn't beat and an egg then won 3 in a row (incl. cup), Bradford battered us, then were nilled by Crusaders. Even Leeds have had a bad run and remain behind you.



That said, on the back of 2 terrible seasons, I can see why you're losing patience. What I think Agar needs to see (and I've said the same about Morgan) is that playing too conservatively carries risk, in that you become predictable and surrender the initiative. The bind is that once confidence is low, playing with more variety and ambition becomes doubly difficult.