Agree, but by sacking him now, the club would at least put us out of our misery instead of us fretting about what it's going to be like next season.

So who for next season then?

With an apparent half million under the salary cap , we should bung some of the Academy lads in. THEN we'd see if Agar has the balls to drop the underperformers.

See my comment on the other thread (you might want to move it over actually, as it fits better here)

No we'd just be fretting about who would be the coach next season instead.

Although we can only spend upto 50k on them, due to cap rules

5 on a grand a game till the end of the season? Job's a good 'un

Coaches dont have to be available. For example Saints got Potter who was contracted to Catalans, Mcclennan was contracted in NZ, Morgan was contracted to Toulouse, Noble was contracted to Bradford, Tony Smith was contracted to the RFL, Walters at Catalans was contracted to Ipswich Jets in oz (Not that I would want him).
So what is the lure for these coaches?
Surely coaches can see the potential that our club possesses?

IF thats the scenario.

There is likely nobody would be available,at that stage of the season.

Probably use Jon Sharp ,in a caretaker capacity until the end of the season.

So next season, would be written off!! - again!!

The only proven Manager currently available would be Folkes.

In hindsight obviously not, and not just becuase we were a better side under him anyways, but the only excuse offered for Agars diabolical performance could have been applied to Peter Sharp and John Kear. Without really being able to back it up with any facts, you could just tell that the man was a dud, he isnt really a character in my opinion, have any real respect or standing in the game for his personal achievements and he didnt he experience of being a head coach at this level. None of the above automatically mean he wasnt the right person for the job, but with all three of them together he shouldnt have been considered for the job.

That said it is not all his fault, the fact that he was appointed in the first place shows the underlying problems at the club, Although you cant take away that the board have done an excellent job off the field, they make shocking decisions reagrding on the field matters such as this and player recruitment. The thing that frustrates me most about Agar is more of a a personal thing, after the last derby last season he made big noises about how different things will be next season, how we will see a different Hull FC and how it would not happen again, now he seems willing to hide behind the mickey poor excuse that he hasnt signed every single player in the squad, and will no doubt spout the same $hite this off season as he did last.