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I can see the same signs as when we last went down. Then we only had two decent players, George Fairbairn and Steve o' Neil.Today's team are much better equipped but seem to lack ideas. I know the backs can only do their work when the pack is going forward but how much one man rugby was there last night? 'Cas were no great shakes but they had teamwork and moved the ball about. I fear the worst when we meet Saints and Leeds. We couldn't defend our line for a pack of Uncle Joe's.
More passion needed.

nortee_boy posted:
'Cas were no great shakes but they had teamwork and moved the ball about.

They managed to keep hold of the ball for a set of 6 as well.

captinjack posted:

nortee_boy posted:
'Cas were no great shakes but they had teamwork and moved the ball about.

They managed to keep hold of the ball for a set of 6 as well.

Yes they did out of the the whole game they completed every set of six apart from three, Where as we ? Let me see ? i lost count.

Ah, but don't forget, everytime they lost the ball it was classed as stolen and a penalty given. Everytime we lost the ball it was classed as a knock on

deja vu is a good heading for this thread.
I seem to rcall that same referee costing us the challenge cup against them saints not too long ago.
They say when your down nothing goes right but when your high, everything does(Salford v St. Helens comes to mind).
Last night was an absolute disgrace and 2 bad decisions cost us the game. I've known refs to be demoted for far less.
Lets hope those 2 dont mean our downfall at the end of the season.
We all know Mr.Kirkpatrick is from Warrington who are renowned Wigan haters.

If I were Whelan and Mo, I would not pay any player until they started to improve. Can you imagine if you were still paid for no productivity at work!!!

NTA1 posted:
Can you imagine if you were still paid for no productivity at work!!!

In the interests of my fellow public sector workers everywhere, I'm sure my trade union would advise me not to make any comment on that