Message boards, emails all futile imo. The only way AP will act is by looking at the balance sheet. There was still far too many buying shirts, hats etc at the start of this season to be noticed. But the signs are there for all to see without really investigating. 11700 for a Friday night match against Wigan. Pathetic! (Plus a derby match which did not sell out.)

That for me is at least 4000 down on what it potentially should have been. We should be competing for a top 4 place given our grade A status. That would get a crowd in and all the benefits of that. That's 4000 who haven't emailed the club, haven't written in they have simply walked away.

If things remain the same the period from November to February when I suspect most of the clubs non gate income is collected will be greatly reduced. Season passes, shirts etc will not be bought and that is the travesty of it all.

Now if AP chooses to ignore that and keep Agar and his coaching team then AP's £3m will be completely wasted and Kath and Co will be laughing loudest.

Polls are always spoilt by mischievous opposition fans.

Well I am clearly in the minority who is going to renew then.



I think its time Agar moved on but tbh I would still go if Richard Madeley was in charge, let alone Richard Agar.

Already done the email and written, but TBH the longer it goes on the less I feel anything is going to change regarding the coach for next season. My initial hope and optimism from the takeover by Pearson has now subsided and just have the feeling of here we go again.



Just hope Pearson announces soon the Agar will not be here come next season, only slight belief I have in that is that he has not as yet come out and stated one way or the other that Agar will be here so I'm hoping & praying he is replacing him at the end of the season.

Quote Standee="Standee"I'm 95% sure he has secured employment elsewhere, but at this stage I'd be wary of saying "FACT". no hint of the word "us" or "me" or "boys", he refers to the club, the organisation, the greater combination of all things, I do believe it means that Agar and some players will be leaving Hull FC, and some other staff, and I can honestly say, of the various names I have heard, not one single decision will make us anything other than stronger. BUT, to ensure this, I would urge anyone who can be bothered to do so, email tellus@hullfc.com, explain in no uncertain terms that if Agar remains at the club that you will not renew your season pass, explain how we've not kicked on, explain how we have, so we are told, spent full cap on has (or never have) beens and chancers, with the odd noteable exception, remind AP that we are the club that signed Reardon, Tansey, Maiava et al, remind the club that we haven't given a single youth player their Super League debut this season, remind the club that we are the only team not to have done so, remind the club that the most meaningful thing we have won in recent times was a fair play award, REMIND THE CLUB THAT IT'S CUSTOMERS ARE NOT SATISFIED. You will get an automated reply stating that "abusive or derogatory emails will not get a response", that is the old regeime, this is our chance for a fresh start, MAKE YOURSELVES HEARD (politley, respectfully and thoughtfully). I would hope FCVoices are demaing a fans forum before the end of the season, we were promised 3 as I recall?'" Totally agree....I wrote to Rule in Feb this year outlining my prediction of how much revenue the club will lose in ticket sales if they maintained their support for Rich Agar. Just a standard response back thanking for me for my 'continued support'. As I live in Leeds, I didn't renew my season pass for this year, and if Agar is still at the helm I certainly won't be next year....as sad as that is. Away games are easier for me to get too and I probably enjoy them more anyway. In my opinion the atmosphere at the KC for the few games I've attended this year has been awful....not worth a 140 mile round trip after a long week at work....people just sat there, resigned to their fate....at least now with a new owner it's not as helpless a situation as we were faced with. Come on AP.....do the maths

Quote Standee="Standee"I'm 95% sure he has secured employment elsewhere, but at this stage I'd be wary of saying "FACT". no hint of the word "us" or "me" or "boys", he refers to the club, the organisation, the greater combination of all things, I do believe it means that Agar and some players will be leaving Hull FC, and some other staff, and I can honestly say, of the various names I have heard, not one single decision will make us anything other than stronger. BUT, to ensure this, I would urge anyone who can be bothered to do so, email tellus@hullfc.com, explain in no uncertain terms that if Agar remains at the club that you will not renew your season pass, explain how we've not kicked on, explain how we have, so we are told, spent full cap on has (or never have) beens and chancers, with the odd noteable exception, remind AP that we are the club that signed Reardon, Tansey, Maiava et al, remind the club that we haven't given a single youth player their Super League debut this season, remind the club that we are the only team not to have done so, remind the club that the most meaningful thing we have won in recent times was a fair play award, REMIND THE CLUB THAT IT'S CUSTOMERS ARE NOT SATISFIED. You will get an automated reply stating that "abusive or derogatory emails will not get a response", that is the old regeime, this is our chance for a fresh start, MAKE YOURSELVES HEARD (politley, respectfully and thoughtfully). I would hope FCVoices are demaing a fans forum before the end of the season, we were promised 3 as I recall?'" Totally agree....I wrote to Rule in Feb this year outlining my prediction of how much revenue the club will lose in ticket sales if they maintained their support for Rich Agar. Just a standard response back thanking for me for my 'continued support'. As I live in Leeds, I didn't renew my season pass for this year, and if Agar is still at the helm I certainly won't be next year....as sad as that is. Away games are easier for me to get too and I probably enjoy them more anyway. In my opinion the atmosphere at the KC for the few games I've attended this year has been awful....not worth a 140 mile round trip after a long week at work....people just sat there, resigned to their fate....at least now with a new owner it's not as helpless a situation as we were faced with. Come on AP.....do the maths

I'll be getting a pass next year having not had one this year.By the end of the season I'll have spent double on match tickets to what a pass would have cost, so it really has been a false economy for me.

I (and 2 people I go with) didn't renew their passes for THIS season.

65+ years of support between us.



I haven't been to a home game all season or bought any merchandise.



I will definately not be getting another pass until Agar has gone.



The longer he is here, the worse the club is getting and the longer it will take for us to recover.

Ive just toldthem via email and ive also added that i want a genuine response and not some pregenerated response that everyone gets sent. Lets have a see what happens

I did that this season, but only attended a fraction of the games. Living away from the area means that attending games is a major operation and the incentive just isn't there. If Agar remains in charge I won't even renew the junior pass next season. The previous poster had it right when he said emails and suchlike were unlikely to make a difference. It's money (or lack of it) that will talk loudest.

Ill be renewing regardless, as will the 20 or so of us who meet in walton club every week before the game. I would if we'd have lost our franchise and started playing in NL1 tbh.

I have been a supporter of Agar in the past but he's had a chance. Fall on your sword Agar fook of to Wakey and let somebody else have a go.

If Judy gets her t1ts out there may be a little excitment!



Seriously can anyone actually claim one positive that Agar has brought to the club?

This is the third year FC have had my student pass money and nothing else. The only reason I renew my pass is because my seat is in an awesome position and I sit with friends; it's a social outing for me with the rugby becoming secondary. I withold cash by refusing to buy merchandise, and that will continue for years to come at this rate. I estimate they're about £500 down every season just from my money alone. It only takes a few more to do the same and the profit margin starts to dwindle.