: Sun Jun 07, 2009 6:53 pm  

The Brother wrote:

Because he is the least experienced player playing on a bigger stage than normal,simple really

So does that mean he would all of a sudden lose the ability to catch!

: Sun Jun 07, 2009 7:08 pm  

worldwidefaithful wrote:

So does that mean he would all of a sudden lose the ability to catch!

Possibly! Due to no pressure being applied, we never found out!!

: Sun Jun 07, 2009 7:13 pm  

Rommel wrote:

30% you donought

If we played at 30% then Hull are under 1% FFS. If we played you 10 times you'd be lucky to win 1 (ala 2005)

What do you mean, WE. St Helen's success on the field has nothing to do with you.

: Sun Jun 07, 2009 7:23 pm  

Jake the Peg wrote:

Top coaches (particularly ozzie ones) look at the opposition in minute detail looking for any weaknesses to expolit. I'm convinced agar doesn't do any of it as there is never any evidnce on game days that he has

Agar is not Head Coach material.

I don't wish to sound cruel, but when he is interviewed he doesn't come across as very bright and in fact sounds not at all confident in himself.

How the players respond to this man being in charge is there for all to see.

The club needs a leader.

Someone with a reputation and pedigree, who the players will listen and learn from.

Someone who can get the best out of the players he has, and identify the players he needs.

This man is not Agar.

Never has been and never will be.

: Sun Jun 07, 2009 7:24 pm  

worldwidefaithful wrote:

So does that mean he would all of a sudden lose the ability to catch!

No not all numpty, but surely any coach with any tatical nous would look a youngster to exploit any weakness and put him under pressure from the off to see if he is up to it

simple really

agar's win / loss record : Sun Jun 07, 2009 9:33 pm  

In SL games since he took over from sharp it's been P 28 W 10 L 18

Appalling stats for me. Take out the 5 wins in a row at the start of this season and it's 5 wins from the other 23 games. 6 home defeats in a row, 2nd bottom last season, not looking good this season. I believe the players we have are capable of far better and he is undoubtedly the problem

: Sun Jun 07, 2009 9:35 pm  

Do you know what Sharpe's stats were whilst at Hull? It'd be interesting to compare.

That's worse than I thought that they would be, though.

Re: agar's win / loss record : Sun Jun 07, 2009 9:36 pm  

Jake the Peg wrote:

In SL games since he took over from sharp it's been P 28 W 10 L 18

Appalling stats for me. Take out the 5 wins in a row at the start of this season and it's 5 wins from the other 23 games. 6 home defeats in a row, 2nd bottom last season, not looking good this season. I believe the players we have are capable of far better and he is undoubtedly the problem

Doesnt matter how many he won in a row, they all still count for 2 points.

: Sun Jun 07, 2009 9:37 pm  

ah hah! a new day new anti-agar post congratulations old chap.
Now you've started your crusade do you want hull to start winning or do you want them to lose to validate your point of view???
And no I am not happy with current results but I am not sure that a personal vendetta againt the coach is the best way forward.

: Sun Jun 07, 2009 9:39 pm  

Brasil Fan wrote:

ah hah! a new day new anti-agar post congratulations old chap.
Now you've started your crusade do you want hull to start winning or do you want them to lose to validate your point of view???
And no I am not happy with current results but I am not sure that a personal vendetta againt the coach is the best way forward.

We want Agar out.