Following the decision to part with each other by Hull FC and former coach Peter Sharp, Richard Agar stepped into the head-coaching role while the Airlie Birds searched for a suitable replacement.

But Agar, who took charge for the first time yesterday in Hull's narrow defeat to St Helens, admits that he doesn't know what the future holds for himself.

"I don't know if I am on trial - I have not been given any targets or trial periods," said Agar.

The side currently sit 11th in the table, five points clear of struggling basement side Castleford, who face Warrington Wolves at the Halliwell-Jones Stadium tomorrow.

And Agar admits that he will be having talks with the Board of Directors, in the hope of putting forward some of his own ideas for the club.

"I will have talks and I have my own thoughts on the way forward.

"I would like to think they would listen and support me but I was insisting that we got this game out of the way first.

"It has been a different week, the way it has unravelled. We lost a couple of days prep(aration).

"I would rather have had the two points but we asked for a response and I think we got one."