I concur, they did the Wigan Walk early so they could get home and post their guff on t'internet. The atmosphere improved considerably once the fair weather fans walked; they're loyal fans, until we lose.Bobby-WRL wrote: ↑Sat Jul 27, 2024 12:58 amI stopped reading aftermickali1 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 26, 2024 11:35 pm Not sure MP is the Messiah. As has been alluded to already I think certain players (mentioning no names, but we all know who they are) have carried us . I know MP is a lovely chap but I’m not sure he is suited to the cut and thrust of coaching at the highest level. As EEP has said, why the heck does Smith kick on every last ptb , so predictable. Even an idiot like me can see we need to mix it up a bit.
Why we would play with 4 props on the bench when we have a young lad in the halves and the possibility of an injury to a back is beyond me. In a close game it may pay off but if youare up against it attack wise as we were tonight it gives us no options to try something different.
Also, if anyone is in doubt about Byrne’s suitability as a Wigan player I hope tonight’s effort has convinced you he just hasn’t got the temperament to make it as a starting prop (although not many convinced tonight but they at least have credit in the bank).
I think we should also be looking at a new right sided winger as I think Miski for all of his endeavours lacks the pace to worry the opposition ( not just because he had a stinker tonight ). We
“ I’m not sure he is suited to the cut and thrust of coaching at the highest level”
This forum is full of divs
As far as the game went, Wire were superior all night everywhere; well played to them. They exploited our lack of a centre very well. But, they've now peaked, we have plenty in the tank and you don't win anything in July. Bad day at the office. Let's see how things look in October.