Perhaps let it be known that there's nothing to lose and no pressure on the players/inexperienced coach to perform. This will remove the weight off their shoulders and enable a fresh start. The best thing you can do is take a mate along, pack the place out, get behind your players, each and every one and confidence will begin to build. This is exactly what Wigan did in 2006 and although there's other factors involved with them (Noble, Dobson, Fielden) it more than helped turn them around.

Dear oh dear!!

And your point is!

Cheeky sod!!! Mind you, my neighbours after last night would certainly agree with you!!!

It has exactly the same effect in your sig.....none at all

You're an idiot!

Cheers

rubbish,

Oh well

And we were all doing so well ignoring the troll

No worries

Whos pinched his log in details??????

well done, no really

The little kid should have nutted that old bat

Bingo

Wrong, Rule does not have one share in the club. Same for another nondescript board member.

They signed the frikking coach

Said before the best way to get the club to stand up and take notice if for people to go to the stadium for the match but sit and listen to it on the radio sat outside.

Boycot the home games and follow them on the road instead, that way you can still support them but the club is not getting the money in their pocket as you buy your tickets from the away team.

I know the people who have season tickets would still most likely go, but 8000 as opposed to 11/12/13/14000 would send a big message out.

They promoted him based on an excellent run as an assistant. They couldnt predict that he would fail which he has imo. They now need to be big enough to make the call to get rid.

3 year deal on an untried coach. MASSIVE gamble, 1 year would have been better, might have give him more of an incentive

I keep saying Rich inherited most of his problems from Peter Sharps era, the rot set in with him and his influence runs on. The Old Trafford visit of 2006 was very much down to Rich Agar's efforts and taking over an half decent set up from John Kear.

Peter Sharp dismantled most of that ...........

Well said that man!!

Ah yes, Richard Agar who was in charge for four games in 2006, one of which we lost. We won the first 10 under Sharp.

We all love the club and see things differently and go about things in different ways i know i do

We all want success,alot of us have been around for a long time and seen worse alot worse

The thing is we have the potential to be the biggest club in the game with the right infasructure in place, why can't the board see that

starting with a world class coach given a free hand to hand pick the quality players he wants to bring to the club backed by the board we could have 18-20 k a week at the KC so why or why can't they see that cheap isn't always the best way

Speculate to accumalate

But Sharp said he changed nothing all season and just carried on from what we where doing under Agar.