Consistency is the key. Individuals need to back up week in week out to make the team as a whole consistent. Do that and the table takes care of itself. As Willie Manu pointed out on FC TV after the R****s game there have been too many occasions when not all of the 17 "turn up to play". That must be rectified in order for any success to be achieved. This Easter has been massive for the club and particularly the coach but if standards slip going forward it will be worthless. I'm over the moon with the last 2 games but the next 15 need to be better still for us to achieve what we need to achieve with what on paper is a very good side.

Very good game from Washy, some bug hits in defence and a nice little show of his 'bad side' with a sly headbutt on Solomona i think that caused him to lose the ball

Great weekend! Todays game was brilliant. On another plus note we are the only team who have all their points scored by English players over the Easter weekend.

I can go along with all the original poster has said, we now know that the players can do this. So begs the question if the form dips again it can only be the coach right?



We have done really well this Easter period and even before this, and before the wigan performance, I could see the way Agar was trying to play, a suffocating defence and power through the middle with solid defence and try to strike when near the line. With the players we have, as show, when it works, it is devastating but I feel this system requires us as a team to be a lot more on the ball and playing at 100% every week than teams who use different tatctics.



At the moment we are playing in the same style as the Brisbane Broncos (for those who watch the NRL regularly) and they are well drilled in bringing their "A" game to the pitch every single week and that is what we need to do. I think teams like Saints, Leeds and Cas have a lot more attacking flair and can change their game to suit opposition tactics during a match. I don't think we are that kind of a team.



Hopefully we can keep this up !!!!!!

People keep mentioning the Saints game as a sign we have turned the corner.

I think it's a good sign if we win or put up a strong showing, but I believe it will be the following league game which will give us a true reflection.



Too many times we have given a good performance against a top team (not everytime admittedly) and then give a stinker against a team we would hope to be beating.



If we want to challenge in this league, we need to go to Salford and win. I don't expect Salford to roll over and let us win, but to be contenders, we must win.



Great Easter weekend and well done to all

I heard that Agar fooled the lads into thinking Friday and Monday were extra training days.

Great input, once again!



We looked the part today, just hope we can keep it up! 2 steps in the right direction, anyway!

Alright statto!

And before the weekend people were saying Rovers was a "crunch" game for our season and after we beat them it was "if we can keep the score respectable on Monday (10-16 point defeat). People need to stop looking for our next failing and enjoy each success as much as they seem to enjoy things going wrong.

dizzy heights of 8th, won 5 from 12 < perspective.



Congratulations to the club for two good performances, but we expect it every week please.

A couple of wins wont change my opinion of Agar, however if they continue to pick up wins and keep playing decent rugby I will be forced to change my mind. I sincerely hope i am forced to change my mind because it will mean we are competing for silverware etc.

We have had a shambolic start to the season and it now needs a good run of wins to turn it around, lets just wait and see how it goes.

Won 4 from the last 6 though.