hes got t go now please

How I see it too. He often gets slated for excuses but often he is spot on with what he has said. The problem is he knows what is going wrong but can do f**kall about it!

how many more excuses kear was gone for less

He's at least trying to mitigate, I reckon. All teams have problems with injuries and losing players during the game (see Leeds at the KC), but it's what you do about it that matters. Saints have been without both of their first choice half backs for most/all of the season, and yet they're still winning games.



He will. We're going to train the house down this week.

Without knowing what he was asked or the context of his quotes I'm not sure how you can come to that conclusion. Particularly when he states right at the top that we deserved to lose and contrasts it with other games where we lost but he thought we deserved to win.

Other sides deal better with injuries because they have more squad depth and better coaches. Simples.

I just hope the next person to "get what they deserve" is Agar.

OOTB is needed!

I see you point, but it's not like the club doesn't have a history of making excuses for our underachievement. If you take this one case in isolation, I maybe don't have any right to jump to that conclusion, but as part of a longer pattern, you can see why I might get to thinking that way.



Now I would have respected him if he'd said that!

I posted this on another thread, but Potter's comments following the Bull's thrashing at Salford make an interesting contrast...




Similar reasons for failure but a much more personal acceptance of responsibility. The key point being that if the players are constantly making the same mistakes it's the coach's job to fix it.

Instead we get garbage like:

""We was just not at the races, I have to take responsibility for that, I told the lads to leave everything on the island and they didn't. some poor pass selections cost us and we needs to raise us bar, not a lot went for us and I think the referee was a little one sided, it's going well in training 'appen"

(you can construct the excuse for the next defeat from that)

Maybe Bradford have a CEO/BOD who [ido[/i believe that a coach is important?

if he's referring to the Catalans match that's garbage !

the Menzies try may be debatable but that's down to Ian Smith not Mr Silverwood who had a good game

You missed my point, it's a made up quote in Agar style, ready for copy and paste at our next defeat.

sorry mate

no probs, just wanted you to be clear, from what I read you won without having to play that well, a good sign with your recent strong performances.

They appointed Potter.

To be perfectly honest i don't care how people perceive what Richard Agar has said, whether they be reasons for another loss or excuses he clearly does not know how to turn it around and we have not looked anything like a rugby team this city and its fans deserve under Agar for a long time now. For me its perfectly clear he is massively out of his depth and our board being the spineless wonders they are don't have the gumption to do the honourable thing and relieve the guy of his duties. Richard Agar might be the nicest guy on the planet but he's obviously not the answer to our clubs problems and we will only continue to go backwards on the pitch under him.

Its a little difficult to fudge your income when its taxed on a PAYE basis

You're assuming it's all done as PAYE, plenty of ways not to (if yo feel so inclined)

correct,there are (and always have been) many ways to recieve 'payment' for services rendered...

one lad prevously at TO13 asked for a pay rise which was refused so he was approached by another club with a slightly bigger salary but with a bigger house plus car thrown in - in other words,a 'no brainer' which hardlt affects his tax bill etc

yes,there are many ways to kill a cat......

Badges of trade!

UK citizen, UK resident, sole sourse of income. Its basically impossible for the Agar not to be PAYE.

Benefits in kind

I saw a motivational management poster at work today which Agar should probably read - 'We don't want to hear problems, we want to hear solutions'

On RH he said "I thought we reloaded really well last week". WTF?

Oh, and it was a bit too hot.

Why doesn't the interviewer ask Agar what he'll do to fix the problems he sees in a game?

All we hear from Agar is a commentary on what happened after each game. We all know what happened, we need bloody solutions.

I like Nathan Brown's style



'O'Donnell should have ran in and knocked him out', brilliant!