Re: Agar Out Part Four : Wed Apr 23, 2014 6:11 am  

FickleFingerOfFate wrote:

Yep, probably talks to them over a cup of tea, rather than giving them a right royal rollicking!
Couldn't understand the reasoning over letting Morrison go in the first place.

money do you think ?

Re: Agar Out Part Four : Wed Apr 23, 2014 6:45 am  

charlie63wildcat wrote:

Won't shoot you down for an opinion but Paul Cooke...not for me. An ill disciplined player. He let us down as a player. I have no confidence he would ever have the ight kind of stuff to be a leader. He was trouble as a player. No thanks

I suppose, but Lee Radford was an ill disciplined player! and he's doing decent job at Hull. Mind you, who wouldn't with that squad? Oh yeah, our coach!
Cooke seems to be doing a decent job at Donny like Morrison at Dewanury. Perhaps we should take a punt on one of these two and let Agar rot in the lower leagues like he deserves.

Re: Agar Out Part Four : Wed Apr 23, 2014 8:13 am  

I have pretty much resigned myself to the fact that nothing will change whilst we are in the position that we are.
RA will keep singing his beautiful song like a siren enticing the ship that is Wakefield onto the rocks.
Unfortunately by the time the Captain of this ship snaps out of this trance, the ship will be almost wrecked and a lot of the crew will have abandoned ship!
Whilst over at Bradford, Glenn Morrison, like a Greek god with his flowing blond locks, will be steering the Bulls back to the Golden Fleece!

Re: Agar Out Part Four : Wed Apr 23, 2014 5:14 pm  

FickleFingerOfFate wrote:

I have pretty much resigned myself to the fact that nothing will change whilst we are in the position that we are.
RA will keep singing his beautiful song like a siren enticing the ship that is Wakefield onto the rocks.
Unfortunately by the time the Captain of this ship snaps out of this trance, the ship will be almost wrecked and a lot of the crew will have abandoned ship!
Whilst over at Bradford, Glenn Morrison, like a Greek god with his flowing blond locks, will be steering the Bulls back to the Golden Fleece!

On what basis do you believe Morrison will provide the answers. His coaching experience is limited at best but I guess you would accept a trained chimp in place of Agar. I note that the Bradford forum do not have the same belief as you because he is not even mentioned as a possible replacement.

Re: Agar Out Part Four : Wed Apr 23, 2014 5:36 pm  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

On what basis do you believe Morrison will provide the answers. His coaching experience is limited at best but I guess you would accept a trained chimp in place of Agar. I note that the Bradford forum do not have the same belief as you because he is not even mentioned as a possible replacement.

I base it on speculation.
Don't think Morrison would be the answer this season.
If Bradford go down, they will restructure correctly and be in a better state than now when they come back up.
Where as we will still be stumbling along with the same excuses.
Don't think the chimp is daft enough to take the job on but could employ him as a motivational guru!

Re: Agar Out Part Four : Wed Apr 23, 2014 6:02 pm  

bren2k wrote:

There is something to be said for a former player taking up the reigns, especially a hardnut like Radford; McDermott, Wane and Anderson all seem to command respect from their players and don't seem to be plagued by shirking and pat-a-cake tackling. It could also be argued that they think like a player and keep things simple - as opposed to over-analysing the game, which seems to be part of our problem.

All of those are no nonsense hard forwards and they certainly wont take any cr@p from any of their players.
I don't see us changing Agar unless pretty much all of the fans stop going to home games (like the Cas fans did over Milward).
Until that happens, we're stuck with RA and we could still end up getting another Peter Roe or Casper Smith as we are unlikely to entice a proven SL standard coach.
Damned if we do and damned if we don't.

Re: Agar Out Part Four : Wed Apr 23, 2014 6:02 pm  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

... but I guess you would accept a trained chimp in place of Agar.

Some people wouldn't be bothered if the chimp was trained or not as long as it replaced Agar

Re: Agar Out Part Four : Wed Apr 23, 2014 7:04 pm  

Couldn't we send him out on lone like we do with the players that don't perform

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Re: Agar Out Part Four : Wed Apr 23, 2014 7:47 pm  

Aren't you getting bored with this conversation yet?

Re: Agar Out Part Four : Wed Apr 23, 2014 8:53 pm  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

On what basis do you believe Morrison will provide the answers. His coaching experience is limited at best but I guess you would accept a trained chimp in place of Agar. I note that the Bradford forum do not have the same belief as you because he is not even mentioned as a possible replacement.

I would accept a trained chimp in place of Agar. Even an untrained one