I've heard Catalan were after him, and have been since Easter

Certainly some good points and things I agree with. We only forced one goal line drop out repeat set to my reckoning and that was when we were down to 12 men. That would have been my target all day long, forcing repeat sets to tire the defence.

As I mentioned Sue, you are ultimately responsible for results as a head coach. I'm not going to go into detail of certain players going or leaving as sometimes that is out of a coaches control and indeed clubs. However whether you, me or others are right or wrong in how we would line the team up, you make fair points!

Dont know why other teams are intrested in him at all he is a joke of a coach has he provef with hull and france the sooner hes gone the better

Fantastic news that someone is after his services, hopefully when carter gets back into the country he can do a deal and get shut without too much cost. Best news of the day that Mick.

Catalans form has picked up so i don't see why they would want him now, unless they have no desire to reach the play offs. I did hear a line that Fev were interested before they appointed Andy Hay. They dodged a bullet there.

Probably not this simple but why don't the club just sack him, let him take them to a tribunal and worry about the pay off till after the season has finished? At least give us a chance to avoid relegation.

I think it be more costly to keep him rather thsn sack him in attendaces alone

I don't believe that, if feline was our head coach she would have sorted the players out before now!

It wouldn't necessarily end in a tribunal; it's entirely legitimate to discipline someone based on poor performance - happens all the time in all workplaces - and the result of that could be dismissal; provided it was fair and reasonable in the circumstances and the proper procedure was followed, you're far from guaranteed to lose at tribunal.

One way or the other, it does seem like the end of the line for RA; pretty much none of what he does appears to be working any more, and the fans are voting with their feet.

If you want a change, change his duties to a more strategic role and thus you have the same monthly outgoings on his wage and no hefty lump sum payment. The only additional cost is then the wage of a 'new' head coach which would be the equivalent in monthly pay-out terms to that of a 'decent' SL player.

Don't agree with any of what you say nor do I think he's been the victim of any "vile" attacks. If anything he's got off lightly. I don't know him and maybe you do but frankly it's irrelevant as we are judging a the Coach not the person.

I most certainly do think he is sabotaging the club, whether that's knowingly or not - again it's irrelevant as the club not the personalities comes first and we are in serious danger.

I've watched Trinity for 25 years and I'm not going to pretend that we have not had teams as dire and lacklustre as this - we have. However the difference here is we have a coach who seems hell bent on making the situation even worse something the other culprits such as Peter Roe didn't - and I'm sorry but that is a deliberate decision - again it's irrelevant as to whether it's for the best of Agar intensions or deliberate stupidity the results tell you all you need to know. Trinity has been a failing club for 45 years and in that time I've seen mainly heroic failures whom we all loved and some average and some really poor but not in my 25 years have I seen us go out with such a gutless and defeated attitude as this from a team that could be so much more. Shocking, truly shocking and the buck has to stop at Agar. Unlike many of the other Coaches in the failed category he has to a much greater degree had the time and players to be so much better.

Hell when Kear signed he had to win was it 5 games on the bop so please let's not kid ourselves that Agar has had it rough.

RL is not and never will be a love in, it's a hard world and we now appear to be the softest club in the game and the only result of that will be relegation and then extinction in quick order.

I for one am not willing to pussy foot around as regards the merits of Agar's personality - my club is dying on it's feet and no one seems to care or see the root cause - which short term is a poor Coach.

I'm really tired of this debate to be honest as I don't see how much more obvious it can get. I want him to turn it around, I want him to be a great coach who proves me wrong, but please you tell me when that cut off point comes in your book?

Disappointed that Agar took the advice of the keyboard warriors on this forum and put Sammut and Godinet back in the halves and Mathers back to fullback. Godinet had an absolute shocker and Sammut looked lost and the whole team was disrupted again with the combination changes and that cost us the match. Also, the shocking game plan of going down the middle meant the ball never reached our centres.
Siejka and Sykes appear to have been the whipping boys, but the combination yesterday was no better and probably much worse.
Agar - stop fiddling - pick your best team and stick with it or go.

He didn't bow to us. He just adopted the same pick and hope policy he always does. We would have looked as bad no matter who played where now - the genie is out of the bottle on that one and the team is totally shot.

No I'm not letting the players off as they continue to act like losers but when your led by one what do we expect.

Sad thing is had he not unnecessarily disrupted the side in the first place Samutt and Godinet would’ve had an extra 2 months to work on a developing partnership. Apparently the forward battle was lost yesterday, no halve can create behind a beaten pack, certainly not one that Trinity could afford. Siejka and Sykes had the advantage of Trinity having plenty of ball in the opening half against Wire yet came up with nada.