Re: Rich Agar : Sat Mar 05, 2011 10:37 am  

robbo67 wrote:

One swallow doesnt make a spring

True,but it can be very pleasing.

Re: Rich Agar : Sat Mar 05, 2011 10:37 am  

Unknown-Supporter wrote:

Who Here Still Thinks He Should Go?

I do.

Re: Rich Agar : Sat Mar 05, 2011 10:42 am  

robbo67 wrote:

One swallow doesnt make a spring

Depends whos doing the swallowing

Re: Rich Agar : Sat Mar 05, 2011 10:45 am  

He's bought himself another couple of weeks IMO. The pleasing thing was the performance rather than the result, there were some really pleasing signs IMO and if we carry on like that we will make significant strides.

I would urge people not to get on his back too much if we lose to Wigan though, if we are competetive there and then put some wins together in the following 6 games then I will be happy.

Re: Rich Agar : Sat Mar 05, 2011 10:54 am  

Mr. Zucchini Head wrote:

He's bought himself another couple of weeks IMO. The pleasing thing was the performance rather than the result, there were some really pleasing signs IMO and if we carry on like that we will make significant strides.

I would urge people not to get on his back too much if we lose to Wigan though, if we are competetive there and then put some wins together in the following 6 games then I will be happy.

Don`t think many of us believe we can beat Wigan t.b.h.

Re: Rich Agar : Sat Mar 05, 2011 10:58 am  

Mr. Zucchini Head wrote:

He's bought himself another couple of weeks IMO. The pleasing thing was the performance rather than the result, there were some really pleasing signs IMO and if we carry on like that we will make significant strides.

I would urge people not to get on his back too much if we lose to Wigan though, if we are competetive there and then put some wins together in the following 6 games then I will be happy.

It is not the manner in which a team loses, most fans can except a loss (eg Warrington @ home last season), if the game is enjoyable to watch..
If we lose and poor selections and interchanges are a contributing factor fans will get on his back, and rightly so as that is his role.

Re: Rich Agar : Sat Mar 05, 2011 5:45 pm  

Unknown-Supporter wrote:

Who Here Still Thinks He Should Go?

I do.

I was pleased that Hull won but one win has not altered my view. I do realise however that the head coach may be @ the club for some considerable time.

Re: Rich Agar : Sat Mar 05, 2011 5:55 pm  

IF we only lose to wigan by say 10 -15 points and play well, interchanges etc i'll reserve judgement but imho he's not the man to take us to the next step

Re: Rich Agar : Sat Mar 05, 2011 5:57 pm  

Apparently noble was there watching last night . Could be something in it or could just be him watching how crusaders are going . But it seems like noble is spending quiete alot of time in hull lately !!

Re: Rich Agar : Sat Mar 05, 2011 6:31 pm  

I've not seen a consistent offensive line like that for an age. Also the interchanges worked well for the game. Again, my theory is they have Noble as a consultant. For now. Also we need Yeaman to pass.