the agar era

What a fitting display to sign off the reign of mediocrity, with a total failure to compete against a half-decent team.

This era has seen a regular top-four team remoulded as a team that finishes in the bottom-half, fails to entertain, fails to be energised for derby matches and can't do the basics properly.

Whatever is to come, it can't be as bad as the last 3 seasons.

Good riddance to you Agar; after the way you have made me feel, I struggle to mean it when I say I wish you well.

and so it begins....

Thank God his tenure is over.

Three and a half years of under achievement.

Sums up he's time here. Chapter now closed , Time to open a new one.

As I said on the game thread:

At least his 100% record in play off matches and games against Leeds has remained intact.

It has not worked out for Agar he has been pants but I wish him luck and hope he improves for Wakeys sake if nothing else..

I am now looking forward to new beginnings

I don't, I hope he fails miserably. He's destroyed the respectability of my club.

Goodbye Agar. Nice enough bloke, but this is not a nice bloke competition.

Start of a new chapter, can't wait

Thank god!!!!!!

I'll drink to that! Well said mate

What,the thank God he has gone thread?,I will drink to that.

I may be in a minority but I have no ill feelings towards Richard Agar as a person nor as a coach.

I believe it was right to give him his chance but after less than 2 seasons it should have been obvious to the Board at the time that he was just not up to the job as Head Coach of a club with the off field potential to be top 4 and challenging for honours.

To renew and extend his contract last season was an act of folly and sadly has proved to be just that.

Nonetheless I wish him well in his new role at Wakefield and look forward to a much more successful era for Hull FC.

I have no ill feelings towards the bloke,but I am heartily glad he is gone.

i meant a new chapter in the FC saga

Ah,I will drink to that as well.

maybe if the club had accepted his resignation when he offered it then it wouldnt have come to this would it,onwards and upwards now, hes no longer our problem.

By offering his resignation he's offered the board an easy option, that's all. If he really felt that way he could have just quit.

The board were part of the problem anyway. If he'd have walked then the club would have only appointed someone with equal stature.

Good riddance, lets just hope some of the players realise as well that Agar does not ask them to play like cretins and drop easy passes.

Correct. I think if he'd gone then, we'd have been saddled with McNamara on a 3 year deal as Kath was a big fan of his. As it's turned out, keeping Agar until Pearson took over worked out quite well.

Phew!

not sad to see him go but not going to call him either, the past board are just as accountable for the clubs onfield failures since 2006 as much as agar

Dont get that idea at all as they seemed to give him every chance to succeed but he still failed.

God knows how poor he is going to be at Wakey given the resources he will have there.