Is it so hard to think on your feet? Only 2 players were used from it in the 1st half! After 30 minutes Houghton is getting over-ran because he's fooked and Obst is sat picking his nose.
Thought out before the game starts an unwilling/unable to change.

Never had a clue about interchanges mate. 20 minute rotations mean nothing to him. He admitted not knowing how to use his subs at the start of his career and hasn't changed since.

The interchanges as usual were worryingly poor. The fact Meley and Houghton were grafting meant they were always going to play long minutes as Agar will have seen that as a positive. Rather than giving them a breather like any half decent coach would do.

Hell Leeds made better interchanges and they eventually went down to just one on the bench.

Agar's interchanges are a greater mystery than why we are here.

I know i stick up for Agar more than most but this part of his "game" is poor.

POOR its fecking shocking!!! The guy has proved today he is clueless

He's also gone from not picking a player like Moa because he was unfit to slimming him down to the point that he has no impact. And he plays our impact 2nd row in the centres. And he plays our other impact prop for 10 mins in the 2nd half. etc etc etc etc

Learned nothing from last week

We had an interchange seat never mind a bench.

Moa's first spell was approx 10 mins at which point he brought Ogre back on for the last 6/7 minutes of the first half. Hame and Obst spend the entire first half on the bench and Hame must have only played 15-20 minutes in the entire game. It's pathetic.

Even if you gave Agar that scenario he'd still feck up the interchange

I don't think he has, i just think teams plan for him now. He's lost the "unknown" tag.

He's lost a lof of his bulk. He's easier to tackle now imo.

It doesn't help that other teams know who is getting the ball because we have no dummy runners, to be fair we rarely have runners as the majority of the time our players are stood still when they receive the ball. Coaching 101 is to run onto the ball, coaching Agar is "Stand still when you receive the ball as it will conserve us energy"