Re: Protest : Sun Mar 31, 2024 1:42 pm  

Chris71 wrote:

Done that a few times actually and guess what? Heard nothing back unsurprisingly.

Only club apologists get asked

Re: Protest : Sun Mar 31, 2024 4:55 pm  

Smith out Pearson out banners for the Huddersfield game ???

Re: Protest : Sun Mar 31, 2024 9:39 pm  

Now all games are televised it will definitely get noticed !

Re: Protest : Thu Apr 04, 2024 7:26 am  

I do think if the passholders can stay away, for 3-4 games, it will at least give Pearson notice that next years renewals will be so adversely affected, the club will be in peril. He may then offer us all an explanation of why we are where we are and the vision for improving our predicament. Or he may just ignore it.

Re: Protest : Thu Apr 04, 2024 10:06 am  

I suspect they'll be less than 8000 physically there at weekend, possibly less than 7k.

Re: Protest : Thu Apr 04, 2024 5:53 pm  

Ill always be a fan of Hull FC but atm i am not a supporter and cant see myself being so whilst Pearson remains in charge as the whole club is a disaster. Last year whilst living in the north east i still managed to get to about ten games, bought two shirts, two training hoodies, a training shirt and two vests, this year ive attended zero games and bought zero merchandise and that wont be changing. If that hurts the club then maybe thats whats needed. If the club went bust and was demoted then maybe thats whats needed also. The whole club needs a massive reset, theres zero fan engagement and you cannot say one good thing about the whole club. Sometimes youve got to go backwards in order to move forwards, Getting FC out of Pearsons hands would be a massive start. We need a new owner fast and whole new ethos across the whole club - you only have to look at City what a positive new owner can do in a short space of time

Re: Protest : Thu Apr 04, 2024 6:10 pm  

Sebasteeno wrote:

Ill always be a fan of Hull FC but atm i am not a supporter and cant see myself being so whilst Pearson remains in charge as the whole club is a disaster. Last year whilst living in the north east i still managed to get to about ten games, bought two shirts, two training hoodies, a training shirt and two vests, this year ive attended zero games and bought zero merchandise and that wont be changing. If that hurts the club then maybe thats whats needed. If the club went bust and was demoted then maybe thats whats needed also. The whole club needs a massive reset, theres zero fan engagement and you cannot say one good thing about the whole club. Sometimes youve got to go backwards in order to move forwards, Getting FC out of Pearsons hands would be a massive start. We need a new owner fast and whole new ethos across the whole club - you only have to look at City what a positive new owner can do in a short space of time

The owner doesnt take the club backwards on the field
Smith is responsible for that and needs to be sacked,The most inefective coach we have had for a long time.Even with Hodgson we saw some improvement in play.It was his poor recruitment that killed him
Pearson has made some poor decisions but i feel for him at the moment given his financial restraints

Re: Protest : Thu Apr 04, 2024 6:24 pm  

A protest on Saturday wouldn’t make too much difference if Mr Pearson isn’t even there? Sunning it up overseas apparently

Re: Protest : Fri Apr 05, 2024 9:28 pm  

Pinocchio toys and cost cutter carrier bags?

Re: Protest : Fri Apr 05, 2024 10:23 pm  

bonaire wrote:

The owner doesnt take the club backwards on the field
Smith is responsible for that and needs to be sacked,The most inefective coach we have had for a long time.Even with Hodgson we saw some improvement in play.It was his poor recruitment that killed him
Pearson has made some poor decisions but i feel for him at the moment given his financial restraints

Neither Smith or Hodgson had much say on recruitment,that’s all been down to Clark.We missed out on many players due to Clark offering derisory money based on cost cutting within the club.Costs have been cut all across the club