The bloke should def go into politics, as George Orwell wrote, 'you tell a lie often enough it becomes truth', he is the master at it.

I do not mind Rule, alright he does the spin but that is what he get's paid for and I work with people who get paid for the same thing but are not as good at it

At the end of the day he cannot be knocked for what he has done with our club finacially off the field. I believe the deafening silence is the fact that Agar could be on limited time, the next time we hear from Rule will either be celebrating our success in the cup run or sacking Agar...who knows which will come first ?

I was in his company briefly on Friday after the game at Headingley. At no point did he indicate he wanted out.

he was very much down about the performance and then had to give a quick speach infront of his Leeds counterpart and their vice presidents, which cannot have been easy after the abject performance we had just put in.

Maybe he just hasn't got anything of note to say or is finding it difficult to come up with acceptable reasons as to why the club have stuck with Agar in light of performances and results. You can only put so much spin on things after all, so think silence is best way of avoiding the difficult questions. Hopefully he simply too busy scouring the world for a replacement head coach

He should sack the coach then and maybe he won't be put in such embarrasing situations on such a regular basis

just sack the coach eh, that solves it all

it would go a hell of a long way towards it, that is beyond doubt.

Will go a long way if they then appoint someone capable of doing the job

Before I go any further, I am most definately in the camp of wanting a change of coach!

Realistically, how many times do you think we have been embarrased on the pitch this season? Last Friday, being nilled and at home against Wakefield at the one I would say we have been made to look less than average.

I appreciate the need for a new coach but exaggerating your point doesn't add weight to any situation.

I would have said been embarrassed once in a season would be more than enough, but to answer your point, I'd throw in 2 games against the dobbins, the embarrassing aftermath of the cas defeat and the loss against a massively understrength leeds team on our own pitch in the season opener

Losing a derby on away soil (cp or cardiff) is not an embarrasment.

Having a game dictated by a poor official against Cas, hardly an embarrasment.

Why do we have a good given right to beat any team? Leeds may have been without a few players, but the key difference is their squad players are far better then our squad players, even to the extend they are better than our first 17.

Too many knee jerk reactions