No ifs,buts,maybes.
Simple Stay or Go.

He should never have arrived, but yes he should go.

Lol - Probably a separate poll for that one......................

go now

go now

The idea of a poll is fine but you'll just get Cas and Bradford fans voting STAY.

Bradford fans maybe,i doubt the Cas fans will understand the question......

well so far its GO but the stay fans will say it don't reflect the true opinion of all the fans.

I will vote stay...for reasons I've just posted on the 'context' thread......dont see anyone out there at the price to do any better....

I would love for us to move heaven and earth to try and get in either Morrison or the Leigh coach

What has Morrison done and you don't even know who the Leigh coach is, Rowley by the way. They are not coached at a full time level and their experience in the Championship is limited. I presume you are so desperate to replace Agar that any coach that springs into your head is a viable replacement even those you don't know the name of only the team they coach.

Whole World of difference winning games in the Championship with one of the strongest sides (Rowley) and just about punching above your weight (Morrison) to the intense pressure of a relegation battle with one of the worst squads in the league.....too much at stake for me to be gambling on inexperienced coaches....going great for Salford with Harris aint it....

What is the point of having a poll?

Are we to assume that the Chairman will take a blind bit of notice of an “Agar Out” landslide & magic up a sizeable amount of cash to pay his contract up – of course not.

Are the fans going to have a whip round to pay off said contract – of course not.

Is Agar going to just walk away from a well-paid job, with no prospect of further employment – not a hope in hell.

I’m not quite sure right now which is the more ridiculous, a poll on a mythical scenario or me actually bothering to reply.

Sack his side kick Webster and bring a defensive coach in to work with Agar and you never know Agar might walk out on principle of his mate being sacked.

Go.

Personal opinion but i'd look to replace him with Justin Morgan.

Could Tony Rae be any worse?

Yes

Cummins?

Why would we sack our coach in a relegation year and replace him with one of the only two coaches below us in the league?

Just to point out regarding the coments re- coach from championship not good enough "Daryll Powell".

Although Morrison is a top bloke and a cracking player, do you really think that he is a SL quality coach ?

Correct me if I am wrong but the last time I looked Leeds were not a championship side. I am not surprised that someone had come up with the argument albeit incorrect.

Powell coached Featherstone for 5 years prior to joining Cas which, although he was in a senior role at Leeds earlier in his career, I think that he was, most definitely a Championship coach.
Having sais that, the time at Featherstone is all to Castlefords benefit and with him having played the game at the top level the guy knows his stuff and it's a pity that we couldn't entice him to BV to replace John Kear but, that is al water under the bridge.

You could ask the same about Agar

I agree but, we go back to the people that applied for the coaching job when John Kear left and, at the time, Agar may well have been the best candidate.(I understood that Powell wasn't interested ?)
Of course, as fans of the club, we would all like Wayne Bennett or Tony Smith to coach Wakefield but, the reality is that, we are just not in the "big league".
Wakefield has been a struggling club for all of the 25-30 years that I have supported them and although we have qualified for the play off's on a couple of occasions, we have got to the brink on 3 occasions (the last on only 6-7 months ago) and because of this, we cannot expect to attract a top coach.
Therefore, we end up with someone of Agar's ilk or, we take a risk on an unproven young coach and in this context, Agar is probably less of a risk for the club than gambling with a young coach.