So what reason was Agar given that Gleeson couldn't play?

"He has failed a drugs test but at this point, we're keeping that confidential."

Jeez - how hard can it be?!

Confidential?....Don't you mean cover up?.It's one or the other with Agar.Either he knew one of his players was unavalible for selection for failing a drugs test and he was told not to say anything about it.(A club employee hiding the truth again) or he thought Gleeson was unavalible due to mental illness, because he was lied to.I know which one i believe.

Jeez you took the words out of my mouth, just been on there to see whats being said !!!

isit a different Agar that has joined Wakey ??

the one they have signed apparently has golden balls and fires lightening from his arris he is that tt hot

Without any of us knowing the full facts it seems all Agar did was repeat what he was told to say as the reason for Gleeson not playing. As much as I would like to believe he was implicated it seems that the scheme was cooked up by Rule and agreed with Cooper and Gleeson. I don't see what else Agar could have done in this situation, he didn't even sound sincere when he said he had an illness.

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Probably because he knew the truth? The same Gleeson also who continues to be on the lash with long (if you believe longs twitter feed).

That's the point I'm trying to make. There is no suggestion that Agar was involved in the cover-up orchestrated by Mr Rule; if he covered anything up, it was to fans and the media, which is something that clubs do every day of the week. Given the seriousness of the investigation - first into a failed drugs test then into an attempt by a senior officer to collude with others to pervert the outcome of that investigation - it seems to me that he did exactly the right thing. If he'd have blabbed about it whilst it was still ongoing, the individuals under investigation and the UKDA investigating officers would have been rightly perturbed.



Can you provide quotes to back up your claims?

Why would people like to think Agar was in on this? Ok he wasn't the best for you but surely wishing he was now part of a cover up and subsequently punished is a bit harsh.

Maybe because he stitched Hull up over Luke Briscoe and also told both Dowes and he was going to sign them and then at the last minute changed his mind

And Obst

But what does any of that have to do with a failed drugs test and a bungled cover-up job by your then Chief Exec, Conditioner and a player?