From watching Widnes simply walk through London's defence in last week's highlights, I can't begin to fathom how we could get nilled tonight.

Shocking performance. Must improve for Friday. Hopefully this was our big stinker for the season.

I will judge agar at end of season....but as a qualified coach there are times when you encourage players..there's times when you need to keep.a calm head and there are times when you have to lay into them at half time and give them a kick up backside...watching agars post match interview doesn't look like he's type of bloke who can give them a right rollocking when they need it...one other question what does Webster bring to the team ?

This team frustrates the hell out of you at times. How many times have we ground out great results against so called ' bigger ' teams only to throw away all the hard work with an inept performance against a side at or near to the bottom. I really thought we'd be smarter with the ball as we have been in recent weeks but today seemed to be hitting a brick wall trundling it upfield lethargically and added to the terrible calls from Ganson we kicked out on the full, threw it into touch, got caught in possession instead of kicking into the in - goal and many other errors during the game. Out enthused, out jumped for several tries, I'm out on a limb wondering what has happened to our team after all those weeks making progress. Just goes to show there are no easy beats in this league and we really have to get back on track now for next week.

I do think that was a positive, both Kirmond and Washbrook did play with heart today, but there isn't much you can do when 2 of 17 are playing well

For what it's worth some on here questioning everything from the coach to the skipper to the commitment of the players smacks of hysteria. Was a really bad performance, no doubt about that, but for me it's probably the first of the season (2nd half v bulls excepted). Some games you lose, that's sport, let's move on to Friday.

A mate of Agars and Elstons, old pals act.

Pathetic.

That is all.

at last a man after my own heart.
introduce yourself on friday i'll buy you a pint.

He's a ginner, every club needs a ginner. Nobody knows why, it's possibly one of the secret conditions of gaining a SuperLeague licence.

What you do have to take into consideration is the obvious symbiotic relationship between him and Agar. When Agar was assistant coach, he managed to see the back of Kear & Peter Sharp. When he was elevated to Head Coach, he managed to see the back of Jon Sharp and Dennis Moore.

There is a pattern, it will be revealed but rest assured, Webster has been by far the longest serving of Agar's colleagues

www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... ml&BID=480 bottom of the page, agar says what we are thinking... turned over far too easy, too many players didn't turn up

www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... ml&BID=480 bottom of the page, agar says what we are thinking... turned over far too easy, too many players didn't turn up

All the hard work and improving each week since start of season has been undone in 80 mins and now we will see what RA has in the coaching locker to sort it out.London were playing boring 1 man rugby with a decent kick with all the 50 50 calls but we were even more boring with no attack just hope we can pick ourselves up and beat the 1 man team on fri.

For all the justified disappointment after tonight, that's the key, and will be the measure of the man. He isn't the first Wakefield coach to head down to London and come back with a fat lip. Let's see how he, and more importantly, the players respond to the gash they served up today.

Also find it a bit ironic that we have been calling for a goal kicker all season now we have 1 we can't score a try