Although the players are responsible for their own poor performances..The coaches have ultimate responsiblity of selection game plan etc..



My own opinion is the coaches appear to have lost the changing room..I sense their is a player rift amoungst the camp..



So far I have not gone with sack Agar however I now believe he has to go he also has to take Jon Sharpe with him because as far as I am concerned this is a partnership which is not working and they are both responsibile..It is just like listening to Peter Sharpe at the end of every match..I actually believe we are worse than last year..

your ri ght her pal

1. Reardon/motu

2. Calderwood

3. Tom briscoe/g Horne/reardon

4. Yeaman

5. Raynor

6. Horne

7. Motu/berrigan

8. Dowes

9. Berrigan/motu

10. Thacks

11. Tickle

12. Crocker

13. Washy/whiting



14. Luaki

15. Manu

16. Cusack

17. Moa/maloney/king



Light at the end of the tunnel, just hope by the time we get to that light, agar isn't driving the train. To be fair he said after the game we had 50% of our salary cap unavailable for selection, well we had another 40% of our cap on the pitch last night uninterested. I blame the coach. If we get all our players on board with the right coaching and with more than a plan a then we can turn our season around. Answer to your question yes agar is to blame, we don't create enough to win games, other teams make mistakes but they create tries to hide those mistakes, we create next too, nah I better not.

I think part of the problem is that he has 'inherited' quite a few of the team due to contracts etc but presumably it is the board who must take responsibility for the signings or lack of them. Problems sometimes start at the top which is of course 'the board.' I worry that the gates will suffer.

I wouldn't say Agar was to 'blame'.

It's not like its his fault or he's doing anything wrong on purpose.

He's just obviously not good enough.

He was offered the job as the cheap option by the board and took it. Fair play to him, least he had the balls andconfidence to.

Just hasn't worked out.

I blame the board more than him TBH

Surely he is to blame for the 5 drives and a kick tactics. Let's be honest, it is out and out boring to watch. I don't think he will be fired just yet but I cannot see where our next win is coming from and I only think it's a matter of time before he goes. The worry then is that Sharp is put in charge and we will be in the same situation.

For mine,



We hear the continual positive comments from James Rule, regarding all the income coming into the club.



Why, not spend some money on a proven world class manager.



Kearney would come, IF he was offered a deal including, the choice of his own coaching staff.



Basically, its laughable that we employ coaching staff, who have no proven track record,asking them to coach State of Origin ,and international players.



Its like asking, Steven Gerrard to be coached, by the manager of Accrington Stanley!!

What makes you think that?

He has been quoted as saying,



He would not coach a club in Super League, as the resources here,would restrict his coaching capability.

Quoted where, when and by whom?

It was in a leading weekly Rugby League paper,

the last time he was here with the Kiwis.

Ah right, so you have no evidence other than your memory fair enough, I'll have a trawl and see if I can find it.



[url=http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/match-reports/2009/02/04/supercoach-to-super-league-115875-21095578/Oh dear, you're wrong according to this Weaver, or does it?? I'm not so sure[/url