Agar backs Lauaki : Thu Apr 08, 2010 7:18 am  

http://www.sporthull.co.uk/hullfc/news/ ... ticle.html Lets face it you'd be a idiot to disagree.

http://www.sporthull.co.uk/hullfc/news/ ... ticle.html Lets face it you'd be a idiot to disagree.

Re: Agar backs Lauaki : Thu Apr 08, 2010 7:25 am  

His style of play will attract attention and the fact he has such a short temper will see him targeted as other teams try to wind him up and get a cheap penalty out of him.

I think its Lauaki who needs to keep his hands to himself and just get on with it. Giving a penalty away whilst your in posession is pointless.

Re: Agar backs Lauaki : Thu Apr 08, 2010 7:38 am  

He's definitely going to have to learn that regardless of how much 'treatment' he gets from the oppo he can't come up swinging. Maybe he was harshly treated but its up to him to get up and play on. He's a big unit and can obviously cause some damage to others teams but if he's constantly going to give away pens the good will pale with the bad.

Every team in RL will niggle him and its how he reacts to this that will be the make or break.

PS. Good tactic by Agar, it will definitely gain him some protection by the next ref, but not a lot.

Re: Agar backs Lauaki : Thu Apr 08, 2010 7:49 am  

barham red wrote: He's definitely going to have to learn that regardless of how much 'treatment' he gets from the oppo he can't come up swinging. Maybe he was harshly treated but its up to him to get up and play on. He's a big unit and can obviously cause some damage to others teams but if he's constantly going to give away pens the good will pale with the bad. Every team in RL will niggle him and its how he reacts to this that will be the make or break. PS. Good tactic by Agar, it will definitely gain him some protection by the next ref, but not a lot. What a load of garbage, he got repeatedly illegally hit. Confirmation that KR are a dirty team, from Newton, "Pride of East Hull!!

barham red wrote: He's definitely going to have to learn that regardless of how much 'treatment' he gets from the oppo he can't come up swinging. Maybe he was harshly treated but its up to him to get up and play on. He's a big unit and can obviously cause some damage to others teams but if he's constantly going to give away pens the good will pale with the bad. Every team in RL will niggle him and its how he reacts to this that will be the make or break. PS. Good tactic by Agar, it will definitely gain him some protection by the next ref, but not a lot. What a load of garbage, he got repeatedly illegally hit. Confirmation that KR are a dirty team, from Newton, "Pride of East Hull!!

Re: Agar backs Lauaki : Thu Apr 08, 2010 7:55 am  

Standee wrote: What a load of garbage, he got repeatedly illegally hit. Confirmation that KR are a dirty team, from Newton, "Pride of East Hull!! I agree if a ref is going to constantly ignore the dirty tackles on him and not protect him then what do you expect him to do?

Standee wrote: What a load of garbage, he got repeatedly illegally hit. Confirmation that KR are a dirty team, from Newton, "Pride of East Hull!! I agree if a ref is going to constantly ignore the dirty tackles on him and not protect him then what do you expect him to do?

Re: Agar backs Lauaki : Thu Apr 08, 2010 8:01 am  

SirBlighty wrote:

I agree if a ref is going to constantly ignore the dirty tackles on him and not protect him then what do you expect him to do?

Idiot tactics cost Rovers any chance of that game, which is the best thing about it.

Re: Agar backs Lauaki : Thu Apr 08, 2010 8:05 am  

Some of the comments on that link are hilarious!

Re: Agar backs Lauaki : Thu Apr 08, 2010 8:06 am  

Standee wrote:

Idiot tactics cost Rovers any chance of that game, which is the best thing about it.

We lost the game due to a slight knock on.

Re: Agar backs Lauaki : Thu Apr 08, 2010 8:06 am  

Standee wrote:

Idiot tactics cost Rovers any chance of that game, which is the best thing about it.

A fair point very much overlooked since Friday. I heard Clint Newton say on the radio that his 'tank' was on empty for the last 10 minutes of the Derby and that alongside his pretty ineffective running game would suggest he maybe put too much effort into the physical side of the game.

Re: Agar backs Lauaki : Thu Apr 08, 2010 8:07 am  

Agar has it spot on, Lauaki does not to be smarter but he is attracting the attention of defenders and is being harshly treated by the refs.