NOTHING!!!! We need someone with drive and passion to run our club and a coach with experience and good knowledge of pro rugby league. Agar is nothing but a second rate coach with a hand in his back!!!!

exactly

yet I can guarantee the club will claim we have 'turned a corner' if we played anyone but Salford or Celtic tonight we'd have been beaten convincingly.

Problem is, is that it wont just be the club it will be 75% of the supporters who feel we have turned the corner.

Not me

I quite agree, it was the same old boring predictable rugby we've all come to expect and a better team would of beaten us. Come to think of it, if Salford had kicked all their goals, they would have.

Nor me

We have not turned a corner, we are just heading further and further down the cul-de-sac known as mediocrity

Don't forget our cancelled try and Gouldings interseption.....a lucky gift for Salford (and very rare mistake from Horney)

C'mon gang......we're on a roll

IS there any sarcasam there? (I hope there is BTW)

Here's a straw, clutch it tightly.

Don't think we have turned the corner but we have to give Agar more of a chance - what if an experienced coach came in and didnt win his first 5 games; would you want him sacked then as well ?

Knowing our board if we do sack Agar we will most probably go for the cheap option and appoint Sharp

I have to wonder whether the tone of certain posts would have been different if Myler had taken that ball with our line gaping. A win is a win and I'm glad of the two points, but it was anything other than convincing.

There were some positives, though. Calderwood had another good game, and I reckon he and Whiting can form a decent partnership on that side. Tommy Lee did well and Horne looked much safer at full back than we've been used to in recent weeks.