Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Sun Mar 30, 2014 8:05 pm  

Hi,I come in peace and with respect for your chairman and the way he dealt with Red League. I saw this quote from Mr Agar - Richard Agar, was left fuming. "What we served up there was terribly short of what we need to do," he said. "It's brought up a few questions as to why we would have a performance that lacked skill, effort and desire. We had so many blokes not wanting to work hard for each other. We will look at why our commitment and skills were so low." Source A couple of seasons ago when Mr Agar took over,after you had been in admin.and he assembled his squad late,you managed at the end of the season to reach the play-offs,were you in a better or worse position than you are tonight after the same number of games?

Hi,I come in peace and with respect for your chairman and the way he dealt with Red League. I saw this quote from Mr Agar - Richard Agar, was left fuming. "What we served up there was terribly short of what we need to do," he said. "It's brought up a few questions as to why we would have a performance that lacked skill, effort and desire. We had so many blokes not wanting to work hard for each other. We will look at why our commitment and skills were so low." Source A couple of seasons ago when Mr Agar took over,after you had been in admin.and he assembled his squad late,you managed at the end of the season to reach the play-offs,were you in a better or worse position than you are tonight after the same number of games?

Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Sun Mar 30, 2014 8:11 pm  

Red-Devils-PAW wrote: Hi,I come in peace and with respect for your chairman and the way he dealt with Red League. I saw this quote from Mr Agar - Richard Agar, was left fuming. "What we served up there was terribly short of what we need to do," he said. "It's brought up a few questions as to why we would have a performance that lacked skill, effort and desire. We had so many blokes not wanting to work hard for each other. We will look at why our commitment and skills were so low." Source A couple of seasons ago when Mr Agar took over,after you had been in admin.and he assembled his squad late,you managed at the end of the season to reach the play-offs,were you in a better or worse position than you are tonight after the same number of games? Considering we are 2 and 1/4 seasons on I would say worse, much worse. If you can transpose the words from then till now so seamlessly then it shows what I keep banging on about till I bore myself. I know RA does not have a fantastic squad but it ain't too bad, not too bad at all now. Thre has been no progress at all. I know some of this is due ro re assembling a team but no lessons have been learned from the last time and he makes the same crazy decisions; whoever the players, they make the same stupid mistakes. I can see no hope of progress at all with him in charge

Red-Devils-PAW wrote: Hi,I come in peace and with respect for your chairman and the way he dealt with Red League. I saw this quote from Mr Agar - Richard Agar, was left fuming. "What we served up there was terribly short of what we need to do," he said. "It's brought up a few questions as to why we would have a performance that lacked skill, effort and desire. We had so many blokes not wanting to work hard for each other. We will look at why our commitment and skills were so low." Source A couple of seasons ago when Mr Agar took over,after you had been in admin.and he assembled his squad late,you managed at the end of the season to reach the play-offs,were you in a better or worse position than you are tonight after the same number of games? Considering we are 2 and 1/4 seasons on I would say worse, much worse. If you can transpose the words from then till now so seamlessly then it shows what I keep banging on about till I bore myself. I know RA does not have a fantastic squad but it ain't too bad, not too bad at all now. Thre has been no progress at all. I know some of this is due ro re assembling a team but no lessons have been learned from the last time and he makes the same crazy decisions; whoever the players, they make the same stupid mistakes. I can see no hope of progress at all with him in charge

Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Sun Mar 30, 2014 8:18 pm  

barton baird wrote:

This guy ripped the will to attend matches out of a lot of Hull supporters, like us or not, you were warned when he was set on and we were accused of being biased. Its not a told you so ,just everyone gets found out in the end.

You are totally right my friend. I'm afraid there are some who don't like to hear the truth. This is odd considering how abject you were when we beat you at the KC under Agar with our makeshift Administration squad. Hull were much lik we are now under him. Evrything he was pulled apart for at Hull, has been repeated at Wakefield. "Ripped the will to attend out of Hull supporters". A very good description of how I feel.

Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Sun Mar 30, 2014 8:22 pm  

If i was MC would be say no more experiments please. Stick to what you know mr agar.

Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Sun Mar 30, 2014 8:29 pm  

PopTart wrote:

Because he wanted to improve what we had.
He usually gets criticism for picking the same old team and not changing it round.
We've had weeks of "get Mathers out".

It certainly didn't work but it proves you should be careful what you wish for.

Plenty of people wished for Mathers to have a sit down; what they didn't wish for was the whole team to be disrupted to accommodate it. If Mathers was injured or dropped, Jowitt should have got a go - easy.

Who even was the fb today? Sometimes it was Sykes, sometimes it was Sammut; I was as confused as the players looked.

I'm not one to bag the coach normally, but today was just mental.

Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Sun Mar 30, 2014 8:34 pm  

I am unhappy i paid £23 to watch a poor lazy performance like that why u wood tinker with a side that's been playing well baffles me .Hope it was just a bad day at the office all sides av these sum time

Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Sun Mar 30, 2014 8:37 pm  

supercat wrote:

If i was MC would be say no more experiments please. Stick to what you know mr agar.

This could be dangerous!
He knows how to identify a good player or players.
Gets a formula that starts to work, then you know he's going to change it.
Don't know if he feels guilty when we get a bit of momentum going and string a few good performances together.
Maybe he doesn't like the players playing and thinks he needs to coach them?

Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Sun Mar 30, 2014 8:47 pm  

To the fans like me who go every week - MR AGAR continues to make the same mistakes and also have the same favourites that can't do nothing wrong like washbrook and Reece Lynn. He doesn't judge by his eyes just his favourites. Mr carter losing 38points to a team we should be beating is below adequate giving a guy a 3 year deal off the back of a season finishing 11th is crazy. He may talk a good game but so do I. Does not mean he is a good coach. Like
Paul Cullen he could talk for England but he ain't a good coach.Todays performance was unacceptable by the players yes but by the coach aswell. Shocking misjudgment.

Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Sun Mar 30, 2014 8:56 pm  

Go on then lets name a new coach

Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Sun Mar 30, 2014 8:59 pm  

Is there only me that likes Reece Lyne?? Easily in our top 4 performers so far this season. He is improving game by game and WILL be a top, top player! He was the only one that looked like he may score for us today. Keep going Reece lad!