i understand both your replies thank you its the frustration of not seeing the team build on the wolves and catalan performances mr agar needs to see beyond the players he picks week in week out and try adifferent stratergy this one isnt working

Just sing 'Agar out!!!' at matches like a few started last night, everyone around me were effing and blinding at Agar so it seems he has few supporters. Even on here.

Hopefully with enough pressure he will quit. Doubt it though, coaches who don't care don't quit

I think people will protest simply by not turning up to watch them play like this! It's a real shame too as there was a great buzz around the club. We need to see something positive happening on the pitch and soon!

The £100 season tickets may turn out to be a real lifeline as who in their right mind would pay £20 quid on the back of the last 2 performances?

Thing is though, after the five home games the tickets have now paid for themselves. Without results on the pitch (or at least 'effort') then I think people will start to find other things to do.

I don't think chanting 'Agar out' or protesting is going to do any good at all, but something needs to be done. There was a good buzz going around the club up until a few week ago and crowds have been on the up, but if these woefull performances continue we'll be back to where we were before

Keep the faith people

Wonder if the good crowd figures will start to tail off now. Just relying on away support now with attraction of covered standing and cricket scores to pull 'em in.

I'm not sure its all Agars fault tbh and while i for one did not want him it seems others did and there lies the problem.

I think Glover has done a superb job thus far. Other than the North Stand segregation debacle last night the only other call he's got wrong was the appointment of Agar. I think he put trust and faith in others more in the know than he and I think its now clear to see that was misguided.

I think it is safe to say that the large majority of WTW fans did not want Agar. That said I also think it's fair to say most have supported him and have given him the benefit of the doubt with view to him/the team winning them over - I fall into this category.

Unfortunately Agar has not helped himself in recent weeks and he will now find himself under intense pressure from now on in. Two very embarrassing defeats, second worst defence in the league and now joint bottom of SL is not good. With a tough run of games to come and the team not gelling/playing at all well it looks like things are only going to get worse.

I'm not an Agar fan, didn't want him and can't say I've really warmed to him but I have defended him prior to the London game. The last two performances have been woeful to say the least and he now needs to earn his coin and the supporters respect and show some backbone and come out fighting.

The team selection and performance at Wigan will be one to watch and monitor with interest.....

My problem with Agar is the fact that yes we'll see changes in the team for Wigan, but only because of the fixture pile up and injuries, otherwise he would turn out the same players week in week out.

He'll send a junior squad to Wigan on monday and gamble everything on getting a freak win at Leeds on friday, cos lets face it we'll finish bottom two and the cups a long shot but the only chance he has.