You are suppose to be a moderator therefore is it actually your position to make this sort of request, I would suggest you look up the word forum because if you ask all dissenters to the forum according to El Rey to log off you would have a somewhat sterile site but maybe that is all you understand.
I notice Pop Tart does not follow your line of thought maybe you should ask him to resign due to gross dereliction of duty.

Good cop - bad cop

Who asked you to log off, just pointing out that its an option, you maybe need to look up the words "option"
and "asked" to understand this.

It is my position to inform posters of the "options" available to them to enhance the pleasure of using this forum, or not if that's the case.

I can't resign.
El Rey tied me in to a 5 year contract and it will cost me too much to get out of it early.

But for the record, now I've seen it there is no need for the name calling Willzay.

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Most people are now seeing sense in leaving the Anti Agar feeling alone now (and the combative views the other way, like mine)

Truce called. Let's move on and talk about Webster, London and rugby.

Richard agar confirmed first team coach at Warrington from November..

I'm pleased for him.

Got to say im surprised at this, he must be excellent at interviews.

The guy is Teflon coated. Anyhow he's Wires problem now.

Sky sports news:
"Warrington have announced Tony Smith has signed a contract extension with the club, while Richard Agar will become first team coach from next season.

Smith, who took over at the Wolves in 2009 and has steered them to three Challenge Cup victories, as well as the last two Grand Finals, has agreed to remain in his role of head of coaching and rugby for a further two years.

He will have Agar on his backroom staff from 2014 onwards after the former Wakefield coach penned a two-year deal to become part of the coaching set-up at the Halliwell Jones Stadium..."

Don't give a monkeys about him getting in at wire its this club Im more interested in hes history.

Good for him. Now lets see what he can achieve with a well run, structured, settled and financially sound club. Something he never had at Wakefield.

Think he had most of that at Hull?

apart from the well run bit

Pleased for him - he's a good bloke who has to make a living at the end of the day, and Warrington are clearly going into this with their eyes wide open; I wish him well.