The answer to the OP's post is 'no'.
I remember the Good Friday fixture two years ago.
A depressing night. There were calls for Agar to go even then, albeit from a tiny drunken minority.
I think we'd only won two games by then as well.
Also remember the crowd cheering when Tim Smith was substituted against Warrington.
Indeed, we didn't start to turn things round until the Magic Weekend, when a scruffy victory saw us go on a run until the end of the season where we only lost another 4 games (from memory).
The squad we have this season is not as good as that one and certainly the defence is a concern.
But it is clear that Agar is still trying trying to find the right combinations. I don't necessarily agree with him but he's the coach and will live or die, in coaching terms, by his decisions.
I think in reality, he has until the Bradford game to get it right.
If we can get on something of a roll by then, then we should stay up. If we can't you can protest all you want as far as I'm concerned.
Protests at this stage will not help a team which is already clearly low on confidence.

Agar has the rest of this season and the next 2 to get things right like it or not he aint going anywhere simple as.If we are to be with Agar then I know money is tight but we should bring a good defensive coach in to work with him as its quite clear to see we have not had a good defensive structure since he came.Even when we went on that 7 game run we let some real soft scores in.I just hope with todays game that he gives the young players a good run out and not just a 5 mins stint as those lads have something to prove not just to turn up and go through the motions like some senior players have and that could just ignite the fire.We should be in the position after todays game that Agar can say right you didn't play and the player that filled in had so good a game you will have to fight your way back in.

Coaching staff are on easy street, no rugby committee to answer to, no one questioning anything they do. Kath Hethrington may know about contracts and agents and be well connected but knows nothing about the game and knows nothing about a relegation battle. Any idiot can see what`s wrong on the pitch, what`s wrong with selection and what`s wrong with the squad management. I said weeks ago that we needed to highlight games that we had a chance in that we were in a relegation battle, but no the great and the good at the club were talking about top 8, gelling and beating Leeds in the cup ; absolute madness. As a result exactly what I said would happen has happened, best players over played and injured.

Belly can't argue with any of that.

Also add that we have now played 9 league games and during that time we have had 2 players on loan from Leeds
who have had no influence whatsoever and yet we are quick to loan out our own players to other clubs.

there seems to be a miss conception of what's good on paper and what's good on the field, we have chosen to class our selves as a top 8 side, now we are showing our lack of depth in quality and lack of commitment to the club in colours, I may be harsh on that last comment but that is where we see it from a fans point of view.

I'm all for thinking of taking a top eight spot but this year is so so serious to the clubs future that we have lost the fact that we should of pin pointed games that we had to win come what may and two of those have gone, if we do go down were going to looking back again and see where it all went wrong and bee kicking our selves for not preparing right.