Been saying it for years. Need to be at all or none at all!

We played some fantastic rugby that season and the way we played was why we put points on those teams.

thought o'meley coached your lot, well the ones you win anyway.

Oh I agree, I agree that the rugby we play now is quite dull at times too. My point was just that more points doesn't necessarily mean the games are more entertaining.

All comes down to £££ again . But it's the way forward imo.

Yeah, I hate watching free flowing rugby. Boring as hell

I said he sidestepped questions, which he did. He hid behind statistics life offloads, which is fair enough but when you look at other aspects like Attacking kicks we are 2nd to last alongside Harlequins. That tells a story in itself. He thinks we are playing good rugby the majority of the time and I do not see it.

As for being stupid, I dont recall ever slagging Agar off for his accent or anything stupid like that, my gripe is the way he is coaching or not coaching the side and what i feel he is doing to the club i support. I will question his interchanges and his team selections and stuff that has a bearing on the team.

But taking what O'Meley said was that we're not as good as some other teams at playing that way and that not having our first choice halves for any length of time is a major contributor to that.

wish some on here would take that into account,when they post their negative tripe!!!!!

Firstly i missed O'meley saying that due to having to do a bit of work (which just isn't on) however now you have put it up.

Yes i agree and i have said before losing your first choice halfbacks does affect the team and especially the attacking part of it. It does not however or should not affect the basic parts of the game which we struggle to do correctly. The fact remains we hide to much behind the injuries when every one knew we would most likely have especially with Long.
However even when Long has been in the side we have looked clueless in attack at times and the players seem to be on completely different wavelengths.