Yep.

Horne is pretty much useless unless he has an organiser alongside him, always has been. Obst and washy I suppose are 'filling in'. Still not good enough.

Atleast agar has seen what we need and gone out and signed them. 3 months ago I wouldn't have thought him capable even of that.

As poor as our halves were/are, the pack got shafted for 80 minutes which didn't help their cause one bit.

Do you seriously mean that?

By a bunch of second row's.. Oh and one in the centre's

Saying its the worst decision is going way OTT but IMO it isn't a great one.

Think people are being quick to jump on Horne because he had a bad game tonight after signing a new deal. Yes, he was poor, but halfbacks will always struggle behind such a badly beaten pack, particularly one whose strength has always been his footwork over his organising or handling. Obst disappointed me more tonight, even before moving to hooker. At least Horne looked to try and do something, for much of the opening stages Obst seemed content mainly to spectate, or just move the ball on aimlessly to the next man in the line.

I'm undecided myself, but his comment was bordeline insane. We've given Richard Agar two contracts in the last 4 years to put his comment in perspective.

Horne's not an organiser, he's a running 6. I'll personally judge the decision on his deal when seeing him as a 6 alongside Seymour when he's fighting for his spot with Obst, Nicklas and Ellis.

If Agar is still in charge next season..Horney will not be fighting for his spot

We've give a player who hasn't been fit for ages , Can't kick , Lost a yard or two in pace , And still has injury doubts over him a 2 year deal . Feck me , This club is in decline.

obst has been very ineffective for a while now great when 1st came . horne pleased he signed again but should of been for a year , unless someone leads him around the park is very ordinary . having said that the pack were well beaten . still expect different next week and a win