I may get called a bad fan and i may get some fans on here quoting 'any kind of weather' to me but if Agar and Sharp are still involved in my club i wont be going on Friday or for the remainder of the season. Thats me letting my feelings known.

Kear still wouldnt be the answer for me. We played poor rugby but fought well and won a cup. The cup hid the truth for me that he still wasnt very good.

Bloody part-timer

Iam on a one man protest not going Friday, going to see Paul Weller, class act who gives 100% every performance, nobody boos and you walk away knowing you've had your monies worth.
And by the way tried to give my season pass to several family members and friends, all looked at me rather strange and pulled a face.

Not by me, i can fully understand anyone who feels like that, it's your perogative mate imo

It will be very difficult to appoint a new coach before Friday , unless it is Sharp in the caretaker role.

I'd be content to see Lasty and Crooks in charge for a week or two til we find replacements rather than Sharp.

Agar has nine super league wins under his belt since he took over as coach and 19 defeats - a worse record than both Kear and Sharp - and the team are getting gradually worse each week. The irony of Brough intercepting Thorman's pass last night wasnt lost on anyone. Whatsmore we play better rugby at the end of a game, by which time they're playing by instinct rather than trying to stick to whatever the coach's game plan is.

Agar has to go - no doubt about it

is it worth us losing against Salford if it means the board are forced to move?

It wont just be a one man protest

Do you think Radford should be involved in the coaching side , he's done a good job at East Hull (obviously a much lower level) or do you think the failure on the pitch will weigh against him?

Its an option but i dont think we should. Im happy with his performances on the pitch but im not sure what he would bring to the coaching side of the game. Depends whether he has the ability to motivate our lacklustre players.

He has been able to motivate East Hull but whether his teamates would respond to him one cannot say.

If offered the opportunity he would no doubt give it 100% though and may well surprise a few people - especially some of the players who reside in the 'comfort zone'.

It is well known that a coaching career is an aim of his.