Thats the chance you take with any sport though.

Fully agree on that point....we had the chance for a clean sweep of the coaching staff but,imo,we have gone backwards in the coaching stakes.I believe we have the players but not the coach to get the best out of them.

Agar is a very good coach but since Jon Sharp came here we have gone backwards as Huddersfield did. If Agar was to leave then the board would just put Sharp in Charge and that would be awful.

Gone backwards from finishing next to last

FC can only go forward from last year as stated above by someone. Last year was an ultimate low (league low) for me and i never imagined us being at the bottom come end of the season. However a club as big as FC should be able to cope with a few injuries and i believe we can cope this season

Debatable on current showing IMO.

Tomorrows performance as opposed to result would be a big indicator in wich way we are going, taking into account our missing personell.
The same fixture last season was a cracking game albeit heartbreaking at the end.
Wire on paper have us in just about all departments, so again it's how we shape up, if we don't then I think a lot will ship out.
FWIW I think we'll get done by 12 points or more, less would be encouraging, a win would be a massive boost.

Agreed, personally I just need to see the effort and pride in the shirt. Start showing effort and some pride and the results will follow.

unless with add another 2 or 3 this weekend we are ok. we are far healthier at this point than we were last year so fingers crossed we wont get injury after injury

Getting rid of Sharp, imo, was one of the boards bigger mistakes.

dont get me wrong he was a good bloke but i felt he was a bit shy of ideas and creativity...sort of like Agar is currentrly imo

I must have missed that game. We are playing the same broing rugby we have since mcrae left and the one consistent through most of taht time is agar

Not as big a mistake as appointing him in the 1st place

To be honest I think the effort is there particularly in the win v Cas and the 5 opening wins. The pride bit is a different matter as there are 1 or 2 that are treating it as 'just another job/club' until the next one comes along.
Confidence in each other is key tomorrow, it will take a massive effort to slow down their pack, if we do that then the confidence will grow.

We spilled a lot of ball v Cas by pushing the ball, if only 50 % of those passes come off tomorrow, then I think we will do very well, if we are withdrawn and try to play a %age game, then that will play into their hands and hit our confidence I fear.