Is it too late to sabotage the Agar to Warrington deal and bring him back to the KC with John Kear as his number 2?

So we have one poster saying that he'll be here at the start of the 2015 season and another saying he'll be gone after the Cas game? Hmmm?

I fear the poster who said he will be still be here is going to be correct.

I think he's nailed on to be here until at least half a dozen rounds next season. But surely AP must realise he's made a huge mistake?

Where will we get a proven 1st team coach a couple of months into the season?
Surely Pearson needs to bite the bullet, & do it now. Last can look after the team
for what's left of the season

+1

He maybe and if that is the case I can honestly see Pearson being hit hard in the pocket with a big drop in attendance and pass sales

As I find myself seriously contemplating not having a season pass for the first time is 20 odd years.

I hate the fact our club is having a mare at current, but I'm looking forward to seeing Sneyd & co next season.

Pearson must be thinking that hes bought himself into a load of back stabbing s only in it for themselves. Since he took over Mcrae has hung him out to dry then half the team sabotage the Gentle tenure with Radford being the ring leader then Radford hoodwinks Pearson into getting the job when hes clearly e and now the clubs in a worse state than a long time. Hes probably in a position of not trusting anyone as everyone so far just seems to be furnishing their own interests with total disregard for the club.

The club has lost its heart and soul imo due to the above issues and that needs addressing fast

The gate numbers for our final few matches this season could hold the key to whether Radford stays or goes. Low attendances will be an obvious sign to Pearson that the fans have had enough and if that happens I imagine he'll act. He'll be concerned that season pass numbers will drop next year if he doesn't. For that reason I imagine Radders will definitely be here until the end of this season at which point AP will sit down and review the season gone by and decide how to proceed.

Unfortunately, should he hold his hands up and move Radders on then we're back to the scenario where a new coach will come in and have to work with signings approved by the previous coach rather than been able to put together his "own team". We'll be in for yet another transition season.

Whether we stick with Radford or not I'm going to make a prediction that pass sales are going to be down next year.

Pearson will get more money from the TV deal next year and it seems he will offset that against the thousands who will walk. I've thought long and hard about it but have decided I'll probably buy me and the lad a pass next season. However to prove I'm less than happy I'm going to smash the whisky bottle that holds all my 1p and 2ps on the floor in the boardroom and make AP count them all as payment. It'll be my way of registering a protest.

Be prepared....

With relegation avoided, this shower won't give a toss about heart and trying. Instead of deciding wether to buy pass or not for next season, if fans just wrote the season off and just bit the bullet and stayed away from last 4 home games then it would look pretty obvious to me that fans have had enough. Up to Pearson to heed or ignore it.