as opposed to 4 or 5. I'd say you've hedged your bets there.

Which is one more reason for us to stop moaning about Agar and for us to get behind him. He needs confidence as well. I couldn't stand it if the maons just shift to another coach. Oh, hang on, that'll happen whoever it is.

I wonder what the Wigan fans think of Nobby and also what they thought to Nobby (oops, I meant Millward).

James Lowes.

I agree mate - some Leeds fans are not happy with their coach, nor Bradford with theirs. Warrington are still near the bottom, which is where Catalans were a few weeks ago. Wigan are still four points below us despite playing one game more.

Let's get things in perspective (difficult for some people on here, I know) - yes, we are playing poorly at the minute, but so are a lot of other teams. We need to get off his back and see how he copes with this run of poor results - that will determine how good he and the rest of the coaching set up really are.

They ALL can't be playing poorly. Eddie and Stevo insist this is the bestest Super Dooper League EVER in the history of mankind.

Right that's it - time for a beer.

Was it something I said?

Paul King, player coach

The idea of accepting our own mediocrity due to the fact other teams are playing poorly is a very weak arguement. We have played poorly ever since Agar took over. Even when we were winning our first five games, we barely played with consistancy. We could have easily lost against Wigan, Hudds and Celtic. There are tons of problems with the team, which is down to both players and the coaching set up. I want a new coaching set up and I want them to get the players to either shape up or not give them new contracts until they do, thus meaning crap players will eventually leave. If there wasn't a salary cap and we had the money, I would have backed any new coach to release players

I agree that Agar has got to be given time; it wasnt that long ago people were hailing him as one of the best british coaches after the start we made to the season

hopeful he can turn it around but if he doesnt i don't want to see jon sharp taking over. The right man has got to be Stephen Keareny with Richard Swain as his assitant -

you can always have a dream

Don't know why Swain's name keeps coming up in all this speculation about a potential new coach. After his supposed involvement in the whole Kear situation, I don't think I'd want him back at the club.

If we played to any sort of gameplan, or looked capable of playing the game at pace, or had movement off the ball to cause uncertainty in defence, or played with width, hell, if we even looked like the players saw each other between games, then I'd be prepared to give agar a chance. But we don't, we haven't since mcrae left. agar has learnt his trade under 2 "failed" coaches and it shows on the pitch. Time is running out for the club. People's patience will disappear this year with no wembley appearance and crowds will start to fall. The club cannot allow the decline to continue and must act IMO