Is Wane the right man to coach Wigan?
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Re: Is Wane the right man to coach Wigan?
Grix and Murphy up before the RFL as well!!
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Re: Is Wane the right man to coach Wigan?
Wane again shows he is Wigan Warriors' best man
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... s-9361796?
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Neil Barker though Josie :inlo:
Hopefully Wigan have made progress. I believe plenty of discussions came after Cats.
Hopefully Wigan have made progress. I believe plenty of discussions came after Cats.
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I just thought I'd post the link as the main story is in the news sectioncpwigan wrote:Neil Barker though Josie :inlo:
Hopefully Wigan have made progress. I believe plenty of discussions came after Cats.
Anyone can support a team when it is winning, that takes no courage.
But to stand behind a team, to defend a team when it is down and really needs you,
that takes a lot of courage. #18thMan
But to stand behind a team, to defend a team when it is down and really needs you,
that takes a lot of courage. #18thMan
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I think the cats debacle was repercussion from the previous week! I don't think the team had got over that shock defeat to HKR in the cup but that's only my opinioncpwigan wrote:Neil Barker though Josie :inlo:
Hopefully Wigan have made progress. I believe plenty of discussions came after Cats.
Anyone can support a team when it is winning, that takes no courage.
But to stand behind a team, to defend a team when it is down and really needs you,
that takes a lot of courage. #18thMan
But to stand behind a team, to defend a team when it is down and really needs you,
that takes a lot of courage. #18thMan
Re: Is Wane the right man to coach Wigan?
For virtually the entire season Wane has subbed by the clock. You could set your watch by when MM would leave the pitch and quite often it was a double substitution with a prop going off and these substitutions were regardless of what was going on in the game.AdamMac wrote:Out coached/thought his counter part in McDermott.
Ive often said that in the big games we should use MM for the 80 mins. It allows us to use 3 props and a back rower on the bench, which gives our forwards a huge advantage. Gives our half backs more time too and we know our 3/4's are a match for anybody.
Granted, we can't bust Mcilorum all season by doing this but this tactic needs to be employed in the Play offs and grand final.
Well done Shaun Wane
Always thought it was madness and Wane also doesn't seem to have confidence on any particular alternative hooker. So if he has seen the light, good!
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Wrong DaveO as his preferred choice is Powell as he can cover both the hooking and also the half back positions in case of injury during a game to Williams and Smith. Logan has only been selected when Powell has been injured and is not a half back.DaveO wrote:For virtually the entire season Wane has subbed by the clock. You could set your watch by when MM would leave the pitch and quite often it was a double substitution with a prop going off and these substitutions were regardless of what was going on in the game.AdamMac wrote:Out coached/thought his counter part in McDermott.
Ive often said that in the big games we should use MM for the 80 mins. It allows us to use 3 props and a back rower on the bench, which gives our forwards a huge advantage. Gives our half backs more time too and we know our 3/4's are a match for anybody.
Granted, we can't bust Mcilorum all season by doing this but this tactic needs to be employed in the Play offs and grand final.
Well done Shaun Wane
Always thought it was madness and Wane also doesn't seem to have confidence on any particular alternative hooker. So if he has seen the light, good!
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Genuine utility players that can play in the pack/backs are very useful additions to the team. Often getting a place on the bench when their talent wouldn't merit otherwise had they not this ability.Whelley Warrior wrote:Wrong DaveO as his preferred choice is Powell as he can cover both the hooking and also the half back positions in case of injury during a game to Williams and Smith. Logan has only been selected when Powell has been injured and is not a half back.DaveO wrote:For virtually the entire season Wane has subbed by the clock. You could set your watch by when MM would leave the pitch and quite often it was a double substitution with a prop going off and these substitutions were regardless of what was going on in the game.AdamMac wrote:Out coached/thought his counter part in McDermott.
Ive often said that in the big games we should use MM for the 80 mins. It allows us to use 3 props and a back rower on the bench, which gives our forwards a huge advantage. Gives our half backs more time too and we know our 3/4's are a match for anybody.
Granted, we can't bust Mcilorum all season by doing this but this tactic needs to be employed in the Play offs and grand final.
Well done Shaun Wane
Always thought it was madness and Wane also doesn't seem to have confidence on any particular alternative hooker. So if he has seen the light, good!
Ged Bryne springs to mind.
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I think Ratchford would be a great signing and I have not seen enough of Hampshire to compare the 2 but at the risk of sounding like menpond I do feel as though his size is against him, having said that I hope to be proven wrong please!!
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I agree would much prefer ratchford over the IMO vastly overrated HampshireTrueBlueWarrior wrote:I think Ratchford would be a great signing and I have not seen enough of Hampshire to compare the 2 but at the risk of sounding like menpond I do feel as though his size is against him, having said that I hope to be proven wrong please!!