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wigan to win by 6 :eusa10:

wigan 26-18 hull

as ive said in the past i dont like predicting scores so i am jsut gonig to say if we play like we did against hudds or even better then a wigan win. if hull play amazing (as they are a hard team to beat at home) then hull win.

oldtimer posted:
fraggle if ever there was a YES man this it.so according to you--it does not matter what fans think your BOSS-- is always right.your work friends must have HIGH regard for you[do you like sitting on your own]?

Colleagues and customers, or team mates and supporters in the rugby context, are not the same. I care little for what my customers (all you tax payers!) might think of me, and I'm not even bothered about all of my colleagues as in an organisation of 9000 staff it's difficult to get to know everyone. Outside of the small number of people I immediately work with, I have little interest in what others think of us or what we do.

As for our players, it's a nice romantic notion to think they are playing for us fans, for pride in the shirt and the town, and all that. But it's a job, like any other job, and medals and recognition are nice but since only a few can achieve such things then the money is inevitably going to be the main concern. We can only influence things by saving our money and not buying tickets, but since we're all stupid and keep going regardless then we can't really have any influence on them and how they play.

LOYALTY a word you have only heard of,not something that applies to you.as i said YES man

oldtimer posted:
LOYALTY a word you have only heard of,not something that applies to you.as i said YES man

How many rugby players are loyal in this day and age? Brad Davies at Castleford is probably one of the few, and until last week Brian Noble at Bradford! As for me, I've done 10 years in my current job, I'm loyal to them so long as they keep giving me interesting work to do. If not, then I'm happy to move on. Such is life. I don't think that makes me a "yes" man, if I'm not happy then I'll be more than willing to let them know about it.

- psycho - posted:
(as they are a hard team to beat at home)

but our last 3 visits there have ended up in a wigan win but i wouldnt read too much into that even though i've just posted it but i'll say hull to win as i'm not getting carried away with the win.

GeoffN posted:
Yeah, lets not get too carried away:

Millwards first game in charge was a 34-20 away win at Salford.

Followed by losing 22-18 28-24 70-0 and 75-0 in the next 4 games!

I think that Scot Logan returns for the Hull match and Calderwood soon? If we have the luxsury of the three first choice props, BN at the helm, our new found "man of the match" Fletcher on board-----. Come on we can get a result at Hull. Thats not getting carried away thats telling it as it is

Us to win by 12 just because we can he he

we have the beating of hull but sometimes we beat ourselves. we still need to cut down on errors. we had 2 handling errors before 2 minutes had passed on sat followed by browns non tackle thank goodness the heads didn,t drop this time