I suppose the simple answer to that would be "it still isn't his team".



I think the vast, vast majority of that rhetoric has been coming from the club rather than the fans. Most fans seem to think, quite rightly, that he's not up to the job.

Wondered how long it would take for this thread to start.

I also seem to remember most of the fans didn't want him appointed in the first place so I'm not sure where this thread is coming from?

Does any coach really have their own team? Tony Smith at Wire doesn't????

Me neither, but I know where it's going...

Correct - like i've said in other posts that argument is one just to hide behind!!!

You're missing my point.



Some people (very few) have argued that it's unfair to judge Agar on this season's performances because it isn't his team. To say 'I told you so' to those people now is a little odd because it still isn't his team. Whether or not you think their argument is valid, the circumstances on which they based their argument haven't changed.

Anyone else think the recent stories of RL players in Oz getting drunk and misbehaving is to keep them off Hull FC's radar?

I really thought it was a bad appointment when it was announced however I tihnk he needs time to finish what he is doing with the squad. If a new man comes in at the end of the season, it'll be he needs time to assess the players which'll mean that players who are in contract but aren't good enough e.g. King, Radford, Tickle will stay and we may miss out on more promising signings for next year.

That's either "nothing", in which case he can finish now, or getting us to the bottom of SL, which starts with defeat on Friday night.



Either way it's no good at all.

If he went now, do you think the squad he'll leave behind will be better than the one who inherited?

Currently no, because there's no inclination from a large bunch of them to be bothered. On paper we still have a decent team, but we'd have struggled to score yesterday if Cas had walked off the pitch.