Agar : Fri Mar 27, 2015 10:41 pm  

This world class coach chosen by his friend Mr Smith to grace us with his prowess is certainly making his presence felt,as a former halfback he has turned our 6 and 7s into world class players.Agar has turned this team around . Hull KR tonight looked like a decent side put together in a few months ,but did the basics right ,and beat Saints.

Re: Agar : Fri Mar 27, 2015 10:49 pm  

Smith has been at Warrington too long ,he thinks he is untouchable,he isn't.He brought in his great friend Agar,why?. The season is just a few weeks old and is already over.Only Smith knows why he didn't bring in a new halfback.

Re: Agar : Fri Mar 27, 2015 11:43 pm  

Smith has been brilliant for us and has changed the club.. but if he cant see, and doesn't fix the massive problems we have, then were in trouble.

Re: Agar : Fri Mar 27, 2015 11:50 pm  

morleys_deckchair wrote:

Smith has been brilliant for us and has changed the club.. but if he cant see, and doesn't fix the massive problems we have, then were in trouble.

Spot on, md
we can all see the problem
I've just listened to Smith's clip on Facebook, where mentions Brough's "masterclass" in kicking.
I hope to God, he's got Briers, GO'B, and a few others, on a training pitch, tomorrow.
I seriously don't know what to do with Bridge, atm
He should be nowhere near the side. He's holding us back, if anything

Re: Agar : Fri Mar 27, 2015 11:56 pm  

lefty goldblatt wrote:

Spot on, md
we can all see the problem
I've just listened to Smith's clip on Facebook, where mentions Brough's "masterclass" in kicking.
I hope to God, he's got Briers, GO'B, and a few others, on a training pitch, tomorrow.
I seriously don't know what to do with Bridge, atm
He should be nowhere near the side. He's holding us back, if anything

thing is, he obviously sees the problem.... so he is either

a) keeping his mouth shut and supporting his current half backs because he has new brilliant ones lined up... or
b) he no longer has a grasp on rugby league

i dont even want to think about C, which probably involves myler

Re: Agar : Sat Mar 28, 2015 2:08 am  

We see more structured play when the young school kids are playing at half time than what we are paying to see from our first team. School kids probably coached part time by their games teacher while the Wolves are supposedly mentored by arguably one of the best coaches in the country. We can't be blaming the players who are flitting from one position to another from week to week when there is just no structure in the overall performance on the field....there is no leadership, no cohesion & no kicking game & apart from 20 minutes tonight the Wire weren't even at the races. Is it surprising fans are voting with their feet ?

Re: Agar : Sat Mar 28, 2015 9:28 am  

It would be interesting to know how much of the day to day training responsibilities TS hands off to Agar. It could be the smoking gun..

Re: Agar : Sat Mar 28, 2015 9:37 am  

I've said in previous posts that I suspect that our performance has dipped since Agar arrived. Has he coached the flair out of every player? There seems to be no joy on the field and no sign of playing for each other.

Re: Agar : Sat Mar 28, 2015 9:50 am  

Bobby_Peru wrote:

It would be interesting to know how much of the day to day training responsibilities TS hands off to Agar. It could be the smoking gun..

I was at a forum once and it was stated tony smith has very little hands on coaching involvement , more man management,video review , tactics. The great coach John monie said 5 yrs is long enough for a 1st team coach I think tony smith has reached his end imo

Re: Agar : Sat Mar 28, 2015 10:15 am  

Hectors house wrote:

The great coach John monie said 5 yrs is long enough for a 1st team coach I think tony smith has reached his end imo

I fear Wayne Bennett may have an argument with the "great" Monie (you could've put Edd the Duck in charge of Wigan, in those days, and they'd still win more than they'd lose).

I've no problem with Smith, bar his ostrich impression, re our HB problems