Re: Agar Out Part Four : Mon Apr 21, 2014 4:26 pm  

Well the players put the effort in today anyone who went saw that and showed their appreciation at the end of the match #backthebadge

Re: Agar Out Part Four : Mon Apr 21, 2014 4:30 pm  

Willzay wrote:

WOW. Just wow. I cannot believe, after this shambolic run of games, that there is a poster who is still defending Agar. Jesus Christ.

How did they play today Wilzay?

What would have been acceptable to you from the two Easter fixtures?

Re: Agar Out Part Four : Mon Apr 21, 2014 4:33 pm  

Willzay wrote:

WOW. Just wow. I cannot believe, after this shambolic run of games, that there is a poster who is still defending Agar. Jesus Christ.

After the pre season with all the players we had to sell what were you expecting this season? I was expecting a hard season with us struggling to compete with the top sides. We slipped up against Bradford and HKR but we're where I expected us to be and will be happy if we're this position in the league at the end of the season

Re: Agar Out Part Four : Mon Apr 21, 2014 4:33 pm  

i have to say i thaught it was a good effort from your lot today dont know his name but the lad with blond hair think he was playing Centre looks dangrous with the ball ,you made some good brakes and scored some well worked tries.all positive cosidering who you had missing. think we wer still well below our best but my bigest moan today was paying 24 quid ( shocking ). all the best for the rest of the season.

Re: Agar Out Part Four : Mon Apr 21, 2014 4:34 pm  

upthecats wrote:

How did they play today Wilzay?

What would have been acceptable to you from the two Easter fixtures?

With relegation back, this is more about results than performance. I would've taken 2 points against Cas and a thumping today as 2 points over this period could've helped us steer away. But alas we walk away with nothing, and relying on Bradford's and London's result isn't the sign of a SL coach.

Re: Agar Out Part Four : Mon Apr 21, 2014 4:36 pm  

Next 4 games Hull-Widnes-Cas-Warrington

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Re: Agar Out Part Four : Mon Apr 21, 2014 4:40 pm  

The people who went and cheered the players on still seem to believe there is something to support.
I'm really pleased they are slowly starting to get it together.
I understand why you and a few others are being so negative but don't mock those that still support the whole team from top to bottom.

Re: Agar Out Part Four : Mon Apr 21, 2014 4:42 pm  

upthecats wrote:

Did you expect more from these 2 fixtures, seriously?

Cas have gone and walloped a much better side than us today, so despite folding in the last ten mins or so that wasn't the worst result in the world....

Not been today but doesn't look the worst beating......for the 12th best team in the league were those two results/performances way, way short of what they should have been?

Also, taking into account missing key players in both fixtures....Ali.....TT.....Collis.....Kirmond.....4 genuine quality players......also more experimenting with positions etc.......fans were calling for experiments with positions.....in games we weren't expected to win.....

For me, the crunch time is the next 3-4 games.....hopefully now, we have fixed up a few busted bodies....a nice break to freshen all the squad up......we'll have Walshaw & Wildie both back and match fit and chomping at the bit......there's been plenty of experimenting with combinations....player positions etc.....I've been one of the very few to give Agar a bit more of a chance than most......in 4 games time, if we're not on more than 4 points then I will jump aboard.....

If you're happy to have seen your team concede 44, 60, 42, 43 and 36 in the last 5 games then good luck to you, you must have the patience of a saint. I think the next 4 are Hull, Widnes, Cas and Warrington, can you honestly see this coach sorting our defence out, picking the right team ie the best 17 and making them into the side they are certainly capable of ? because I cannot. While ever he is the coach of this wonderful club the same things are gonna keep on happening, surely you've seen this recurring theme during his tenure, it's getting beyond a joke now.

Re: Agar Out Part Four : Mon Apr 21, 2014 4:59 pm  

Effort definitely there today as was team spirit. I really enjoyed the game today, thought Walshaw was outstanding as was Ryan (again). Daniel Smith played well at loose and despite people crucifying Siejka he actually had a decent game with some nice kicks in the first half. Washbrook and Scruton were very poor but overall a good game and scoreline definitely flattered the Giants. Oh and Sammutt had a good game at fullback, saved a couple of tries and was involved in all attacks.

Re: Agar Out Part Four : Mon Apr 21, 2014 5:01 pm  

Emley.....It's the nature of the game nowadays mate....teams can score points and score them quick.....

The 43 against Cas I thought slightly flattered them and not much to work on from that game to near a winning performance for me.....anyway they scored 40 again today against a far better side than us....

Likewise, Huddersfield are a team that can score points....they scored 42 away at Salford on Friday....

I think people need to remember we are a bottom 4 side in every way, shape and form......those 2 results/performances over Easter are not anything unusual for a bottom 4 side....

As I said before, we've had key players missing for a squad with the lack of quality depth we have.....if we can get all those back and fit with the two weeks off and build on some of the positive things we have done in ggames this season, then we may well surprise one or two in the coming games.....you never know...