Id say the minority which you are part of. The majority of fans will always see him as a legend that helped put us out of our misery in 2005, and as a club legend who deserves a send of.
It can be both. I'm sick of him and his manager and want him gone, but I won't forget what he has done for the club. Would love to see an announcement today and a packed Leichhardt cheering him off.
I agree, I'm sick of the whole saga! I'm a tigers fan first and foremost but I'm also a fan of RF. No one person can be bigger than the club, not a player, coach or administrator. And I'm not saying that RF thinks he is.
This is not a conspiracy theory just thinking, I don't know that the club will want a send off, it's too risky. The coach and some of the board will be there and the ensuing emotion may carry across, mobs do crazy things and JT is already booed when his name gets announced, what may happen if we don't win or if Titans win tonight and we are not a chance of the 8? It's not a wise move on the clubs part to take that risk. The papers will have a field day and the club won't want the negative publicity and rightly so. They will do something after the event that will be a token and put the onus on the fans to attend?
Doubt if Farah is going to have any part of that No - the club will be judged on their management of this long after Pascoe, Taylor, and Go are gone. They have the chance to get it sorted but time is running out - nearly a sell out yesterday.
If the Titans win tonight and the game loses its importance they have a packed house of fans to farewell a club great with his mate.
Whatever happens the supporter base is divided on this, and they can't control what reactions people may or may not have - its about whether they have the decency to do the right thing.
The only other factor is Farah himself. He maybe so bitter by this stage that he has completely detached himself and wants nothing to do with anything, other than to move on. We will find out soon enough.
