They must be getting a easy ride, they don't want a hard line coach coming in and making them train for a living?
Could this be the case? your thoughts?

Almost certianly, I'm suprised no one has mentioned it before tbh.

Thought this too, but this sort of environment in the workplace does no-one any good in the long run. Particularly not the staff, or in this case the players. Surely old timers like Fitz, O'Meley and Whiting recognise this?

I'm backing Agar. The rationale being the spectre of McNamara. I mis-typed spectre as sceptre the first time. Do you think it's a subconscious "The King is dead, long live the King!" scenario?

What fools we've been!

If so that is absolutely disgraceful. But once again the only way this can be improved is by a change in coaching, sorry Agar but if you can't make the team play to their full potential, for whatever reason, you've gotta go in my books!

Who says the players are backing Agar though? We have only had Fitz/Meley and Radders actually come out and stick up for him and Fitz/Radders it will be part of their jobs as club captain and team captain.
You will very rarely get a player coming out and publicly slating a current coach so the only thing they can do is remain silent. I am still not convinced the players are behind Agar.

Agree with this, whilst i'm sure there will be an instance of a player coming out and slating the coach, i for one can't recall one in any sport, so i tend to think that the players aren't necessarily backing him as such, but just aren't being openly critical of the man who decides whether they play at the weekend or not!!

If what you are saying about the players is true the level of play from them is discraceful sack em all

I get paid to defend my company when people challenge there views, doesn't mean I agree with it though!

Haven't you heard, they already 'Train us house down!'.

I'm only guessing, but I believe that they train as hard as any other team.

I simply believe that the focus of this training is in the wrong areas.

It's similar to how they play. They seem to work hard but come up with nothing time and again.