It depends on who says it tbh.
If Any of the top 6 came out with that comment then you would probably say 'thats fair enough as they are obviously doing enough in other areas'
But when it comes from an apparent clueless coach who's team couldn't complete if their lives depended on it and are sat 3rd from botton with only the two cannon fodder teams below them then its obviously the ramblings of a mad man who realises he is way out of his depth.
Ditto his comment about playing in hot weather and wet weather in the same inverview!

Maybe shouldn't have said that bearing in mind who Rovers play on Friday. A match that will NOT be easy.

Salford and Celtic were given no chance at the start of the season.
They are both now firmly in the bottom 2.
I never said the game on friday will be easy I was just making the point that they are both were everyone expected them to be.
Ill rephrase it just for you then.
Taking away the 2 newly promoted teams Hull FC are rock bottom and Agar is rambling like a mad man.
Is that better?

It'll do.

In a way I can see the point that completion rates in isolation are not that important. For instance when saints are on top of there game and start playing the Harlem globetrotters stuff they are capable of (or were capable of a year or two ago) then putting the ball down a bit is an acceptable byproduct of the expansive game.

Whereas when you play the up the jumper 5 drives and a kick stuff Agar aspires to and still can't complete you're sets then completion rates are very important.

I could use our game this week and the one coming up at the weekend.m We played a saints team that the best way to beat is to keep the ball out of there hands, not sure of completion rate but it must have been in the 90%+ region and the scoreline reflected this. At the weekend when we play Salford I would expect we'd be more expansive and have a slightly lower completion rate as we would see Salford as a team of lesser ability and as long as we don't have rates of 50% we would expect to win.

FC on te other hand are having a torrid time of it and most teams would be expecting to beat them as there confidence is so low, I would expect them to have it drilled into them to retain the ball and 'do the basics right' therefore completion rates are paramount.

Gordon is spot on, Salford are more than capable of turning us over if we do not turn up with the right attitude. Salford are a capable side that have beaten Saints and Leeds themselves this season.

Morgan on BBC 1 now, CC final, he gets everywhere, mind you top coaches do dont they , just seen Agar in Home Bargains