Post subject: Re: If Agar Stays Until Next Season & Fails, Rule Has To Go Too
Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2009 10:37 pm
weaver93
Club Coach
Joined: Jan 11 2005 Posts: 3909 Location: West Hull
Jake the Peg wrote:Great post which echoes my own sentiments. I actually blame rule more than agar for the current state of the club. After all, he is the one who appointed him and continues to back him. 2 very poor appoitments from the club for me which epitomise the lack of vision within the club
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andymacca wrote:I would maybe disagree that Sharp was a bad coach. He got us to a GF in his first half season here and then achieved a respectable 4th place the year after. I think the guy deserves a lot of credit for that. I really think that he could of built something here. To be honest, I think a fully fit Adam Dykes and a few less injuries in general would of put us in a great position last year. Then throw in a clear-out that im sure Sharp would of instigated at the end of last year and I think we would of been cooking on gas. I think the guy got a bad deal really
To be honest,I thought the five drives and a feeble kick we were watching under him was a bit dour.It seems a ray of sunshine in retrospect to what we are witnessing now I.M.O.
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Post subject: Re: If Agar Stays Until Next Season & Fails, Rule Has To Go Too
Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 5:49 am
Neil HFC
Club Owner
Joined: Feb 10 2004 Posts: 16136 Location: Badsville
Jake the Peg wrote:kath's on the recommendation of rule
puppet turned puppet master huh?
She got the wiggle hip sway hypno sex ray goin' on in my head She got the flippin' hip slide hypno sex siren in my head She got the wiggle hip sway hypno sex ray light's flashin' red
Post subject: Re: If Agar Stays Until Next Season & Fails, Rule Has To Go Too
Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 11:19 am
offical rumour monger
Player Coach
Joined: Jun 08 2007 Posts: 361 Location: an anlaby rd gutter
Uncle Junior wrote:Hi Everyone,
First of all I'd like to introduce myself, I'm 26 years of age and I've been a full-time FC fan for 5 or 6 years now, although I have fond memories of being taken to the Boulevard as a child by my grandad. Due to the fact I'm usually based in West Yorkshire I am unable to attend every match but I would say on average I make it to around 50% of games per season, the majority of which are away games.
I've read this message board with interest for a number of years but have never felt compelled to post myself until now, so aswell as saying hello I want to take the opportunity to lay my cards on the table with regards to my feelings over the current goings on at the club.
I should start by saying I'm a firm member of the 'Agar Out' society. Without wanting to go over too much ground thats already been covered on this board at length, I could see no justification for appointing the man in the first place and since he was given the role I cannot see a single shred of evidence to suggest that he should remain in the role. The man is clearly out of his depth and has failed to demonstrate any tactical awareness or motivational skills in his time in charge and it is my opinion that him and his assistant Jon Sharpe are essentially running the club into the ground.
Agar's sympathisers continue to trot out the 'it's not his team' line and suggest just because some better players have been signed for next season that he 'deserves a chance' to manage that side. I am not prepared to tolerate my beloved team being used as a guinea pig and personally don't feel that Agar deserves much credit at all for next season's signings, anyone with even limited knowledge of our sport could see where the major shortcomings in our squad are, and the line given to us by Mr Rule that Agar was instrumental in persuading these players to sign is frankly nonsense in my opinion, these players have come for the money and/or length of the deal on the table, which is the nature of our sport these days. I will leave it there with my feelings on Agar but I could go on for hours (he can't speak properly, looks scruffy, insults the fans etc etc etc).
Anyway the main point of this post is that Rule (a man I also feel is way way out of his depth) has backed Agar to such a ridiculous extent, with his 'chef's ingredients' analogys etc (Agar isn't fit to be a pot washer!) that he must take responsibility himself. I feel that because Rule has tolerated a win % of 30 odd percent, increasingly appalling performances on the pitch and regression in the abilities of our better players that if he gets his wish and Agar is allowed to stay until next season he has to resign himself when Agar inevitably falls on his sword a few games into next season. By this point it will be a 3rd season down the drain and the extent to which Rule has backed this no-hoper means he is just as responsible as Agar for our downfall and would surely have to go himself.
Apologies for the length of this post, I look forward to any responses and future debates on this forum!
Post subject: Re: If Agar Stays Until Next Season & Fails, Rule Has To Go Too
Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 6:29 pm
Neil HFC
Club Owner
Joined: Feb 10 2004 Posts: 16136 Location: Badsville
UllFC wrote:to be honest I've heard that Rule is Kath's nephew, is dating her daughter...now he's her Godson...
I have my doubts about the both of them, but has anyone actually got any evidence for any of these random claims?
Is that the sound of duelling banjoes?
squeal little piggy, squeal.
She got the wiggle hip sway hypno sex ray goin' on in my head She got the flippin' hip slide hypno sex siren in my head She got the wiggle hip sway hypno sex ray light's flashin' red
Joined: Mar 03 2004 Posts: 5397 Location: West Hull
barton baird wrote:To be honest,I thought the five drives and a feeble kick we were watching under him was a bit dour.It seems a ray of sunshine in retrospect to what we are witnessing now I.M.O.
The difference is that then it was playing to our strengths. We had a good set of forwards capable of carrying it strongly, putting us on the front foot for Cooke, Horne and Tony to work off the back of. Cooke going meant that we were still making the ground but didn't have anyone to create anything after that good work until Head came. And then at the start of 2008 we lost Carvell, and the majority of the punch in the forwards, and we didn't have a half, so that was never going to go well. Sharp was a good coach, who played to the strengths of the squad, but he was just dealt a couple of very bad hands. And still took us to our best two SL finishes in his two completed seasons.
dave m wrote:Briscoe couldn't get into Wigans Team because of Radlinski even though Radlinski was playing crap at the time still better than old bent nose.
redtillimdead wrote:Oh and as for Briscoe,if he was that fab,why did Wigan see fit to let him leave?
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