Calderwood was involved in the warm-up and, as usual, looked our most committed and enthusiastic player.

ok

your club your opnion and i respect that?

question 2



is this part of the shiny new stadium syndrome??

ie the costs of running a shiny new stadium are perhaps 10 times what is cost to run a total dump like belle vue, saints, kr???



and you left with playes playing in mostly empty stadiums???? again no disrespect to youir fans at all, but if you were a player, a packed kr or a half empty kc?

So there you go, Agar isn't doing an interview tonight. We can all rest soundly in our beds, safe in the knowledge that there's more crap to be served up by our clueless coach at the next game. I know why he isn't doing an interview, he doesn't know why he dropped Calders', he doesn't know why Graham Horne played and he doesn't know why Tansey didn't play FB.

No, it's shiit coach syndrome. We're a big club, we need a top coach to assemble a top team both on and off the pitch.



We've made a profit for each of the last 3 or 4 years so running costs of the stadium are not an issue

No. The shiny new stadium gave us a great selling point to attract the best players in the world. Swain, Kearney, Barnett (the good one

) etc. Appointing the right coaches and signing the right players seems to be our biggest problem.



IMO the attitude at the club needs to change.

A packed K.R. is an half empty K.C.

ok good point, so as a big name signng club did you suffer more than most from the cap?



swain, kearney and the real barnett could never have played in the same team under the new cap rules



again not having a go, i like hull fc, and frankly have no time for the other club!

Not really we just seemed to attract the players who thought rugby wasnt that high on their priority list.



On paper we still have a good squad. If all Hull's players became free agents tomorrow most would be snapped up.



Some say discipline starts at the top and I dont disagree....

exactly mate

but which would you rather play in??

shudds apart and then only this year, teams playing at home in footy grounds have not done well at home.



do you really think hul and wigan would have slumped this badly in CP or under the forces of the 3'penny stand???

With Agar in chare that is a resounding yes!

The same KC stadium we played in when we won the c/cup (2 of the 3 prelim rounds at home) and got to the 2006 (18 wins on the bounce, and beating bradford in the last qualifying semifinal at home) G/F?

Grade A blah blah