Maybe thats because we/he has signed the worst bunch of quota players in SL.

He's no Harbin...

you're right of course, collis wasn't our worst player. i'd forgotten fox! the important thing though was that i thought they all played as a unit and as a team, something i have to credit agar for as i think they have pretty much all year - this is perhaps why we haven't seen the blowout scores that many of us were worried about.

anyway it seems churlish to focus on the negative (i.e. worst players in a brilliant victory), so i'll quit before i'm too far behind.

Think the only thing that let Fox down was his jumping boots!Apart from that I thought he put a lot of hard work in!

One more win than last year with 5 to go as well. Done ok this year hopefully even better to come.

Agree and it's no great shame losing out to Ryan Hall, the blokes class and quite a bit taller than Foxy.

I think Collis has done well, John has the skills but didn't manage to get it going with Timmy before he was dropped - still think this lad has got a future at the club though.

I'll give you Mellars and Southern, although I think Southern's problems couldn't have been foreseen tbh.

Collis is quallity and will only get better, he is not 100% fit.


Agar does deserve credit for whats been acheived so far.

agree 100% ref Collis and to be fair to Mellers for my money hes a winger the jury is out on Southern I think we could all eat out words next season John also looked very good on Saturday

Collis hasn't been fully fit since the early part of the season - even busted, it's clear he's a quality player; I reckon he'll shine for us next season.

We've been unlucky with the Southern situation and he's been mis-used - again, I think he'll go well next year, if he's still with us.

The jury is out on Mellars - I don't think he's done what he seemed to be capable of at Crusaders, but I'll grant that he's been played out of position; personally, I wouldn't dislodge Fox or Cockayne in favour of him, so a bit of a quandary.

I'm not sure what the future holds for Isaac John - he showed a lot of potential, but with a settled pairing of Sykes and Smith, he'd spend next season doing pretty much what he's done for the last couple of months.

good coach bad coach hard to judge really.

Here's my theory , the up turn in form and our forwards suddenly looking stronger and fitter could be linked to the inclusion of Ellis in the side. We look far more organised around PTB and the way we are moving forward.

Bit of a stretch and not sure I'd put it down to that, he only played 20 minutes or so last week and didn't look great, looked fitter this week mind and distributed the ball very well.