I VE worked out his plan easy game in the extra game. Still with his game plan we ld still be losing

our preparation for games seems hopeless, several players and Agar himself have commented that they don't pay attention to the opposition. Which is just madness.

All coaches have their own way of doing things and if they work don't fix it

I wonder if he realises IT DOENST WORK IT NEEDS FIXING

can see why they are giving away tickets via daily mail on tues as nobody is going

He is now saying in Monday's Mail that they need to do it to repay fan's faith ...nice

The guy is a total clueless idiot.....i have no time for hime whatsoever (apart from coming on here

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I don't think i've wanted a coach out of this club as much as i want this idiot out!

I am still amazed he dropped calderwood. I am beginning to wonder if someones son is picking the team.

Evidently not.

After reading his comments I am truly amazed he can be so laid back about it......................

I am starting to think he is in the job to hack of the fans, who is paying his wages now Duffen ?

Posted this on a similar thread on the KR forum, I am not defending Agar but completion rates are talked about way too much.
A rate of 30% would be very worrying though ha ha

[i"In a way he is right, they are over talked about, especially by fans who think they matter more than anything.

If you played 5 drives and a kick with no errors for 40 minutes you would be lucky to score a try but would finish the half with a 100% completion rate, providing there was a QF at the end of the set.

But you can make errors, kick on the full and still be winning. For example Featherstone won yesterday, 10-56 I think it was, winning 30 odd 4 at half time. The completion rates from memory were about 55% first half and 68% second half.
That is a disgusting completion rate in the eyes of most people but if you look at the QF's and the reason for the errors then a whole new outlook is clear.

Agar may be cltching at straws but he is right, most people banging on about completion rates dont fully understand why coaches need to see them and the fact there are more stats that need to be used in conjunction to get any benefit."[/i

I disagree to be fair - 66% should be an absolute minimum as long as the 1 in 3 is a speculator.

Someones Son is picking the team. Rovers legend Alan Agar's ..

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dont forget we've only scored 1 try in the last 2 games. impressive ah

verbal diarrhea from Agar

got to love his ""It was tough to leave Mark out, but I felt on a night against a big side like that footwork and carries in back field were going to be important for us. Raynor and Briscoe are probably are best two we have for that," said Agar."

it was a rugby match not Strictly Come Dancing, Calderwoods hardly got 2 left feet anyway

Indeed its what nearly all Professional Sport teams do and have done for the last 10 years or so, It seems we are one of the few who dont do it



Agar has to go along with the rest of the Coaching staff IMO

and here lies the problem, calderwood's one big weakness in his game is he doesn't get involved enough in bringing the ball away early in the tackle count as every other winger does to help out the forwards. and it's not just clueless agar who thinks this noble (who many are desperate to take over ) also has this view.

now I'm not suggesting he deserved dropping, far from it, but the way your pack is performing they need all the help they can get.

He has been one of our consistant players this season and since his comeback from injury , I'd say he's been more involved.

Id say even longer than 10 years, looking at the competition and looking at weaknesses is human nature.
Even amateur and Youth teams look at the opposition.

And yet we have a CEO who states that his preparation for games and analysis of the opposition is the best in the business. Someone is talking s41t somewhere along the line.

missed this gem from sportinglife as well

"The match kicked off at 9.15pm local time, moved from the Dragons' usual home of Perpignan to coincide with a local festival, drew criticism from both Walters and Hull coach Richard Agar.

Both blamed the sloppy nature of the match on the late kick-off, which saw 9,083 fans entertained with a game littered with handling errors."

too late and past their bed time as well then

Can't he get a job on Boots'n' All please?

Speaking of which, id rather have Tezza as coach then Agar. At least he speaks sense!