[url=http://www.sporthull.co.uk/hullfc/news/Hull-FC-Disappointed-Thorman-regrets/article-1336493-detail/article.htmlSeems the fact he was unwilling to put his shoulder into a tackle was our fault.[/url

Just confirms what we all knew, not fit to wear the shirt.

He was pants, but booing him and cheering his substitution was OTT. He should never have been in that position to start with.

Didn't enjoy the 2nd half, well at least he got half a seasons more enjoyment than we got out of it.

How else do the support get their frustrations across, a slow hand clap, strongly worded letter to the Guardian?



FFS, he's meant to be a grown man, not a child.

Felt for the kid towards the end of the season. His confidence was clearly shot but our d1ck of a coach decided to play him against Hudds, which was the final nail in his coffin! Not good enough and not treated right by Agar.



Just goes to show that both signings from Hudds were e this season, when is Sharpe going?

[i"The fans could have been better getting behind us and me personally. I had one bad game and they were on my back."[/i



Maybe if you had been prepared to bend your back for the team the fans might have got behind you. Lack of ability, form, etc. I can take, lack of effort on the other hand is completely unnacceptable. Even if things weren't working for him with the ball in hand I'd still expect him to line up in defence, his tackling at times was a real p1ss take IMO.

Wonder if he will subdue any celebrations should he return and score a winning try (just out of respect for the fans)

I thought he'd lost confidence and felt a bit sorry for him being played every week. Clearly he hadn't and he's just too arrogant to accept that he was way below the standard expected. And not for just two or three games! No mirrors at his house.

Can you honestly see him playing in SL next year? I know I don't.

And that sums it up perfectly for me Doctor.



At the start of the season I thought the fans were willing him to be good - willing him to do well if you like. If a player puts it in our fans will do everything they can to help even if the skill level isn't what it might be. There is more of a 'boo' culture these days across the board in sport. I would never boo a Hull player but others will and that is their prerogative.



ATEOTD the booing came because of the level of performance he and some of the other players put in. It wasn't a chicken and egg situation - they played shiite - the poor results followed - and some fans let their feelings be known. Not the other way around.

He doesn't posses the stamina or awareness required to run that far in a straight line.