Re: London : Sun May 21, 2017 6:38 pm  

Well I'm glad I didn't waste my time today to go watch that, though respect and apologies to those who did.

We seem to be in free fall at the moment and even the players seem to know they haven't got a chance once they slip behind a few scores. My concern is whether the players can 'switch on' some sort of form once the games they might have a chance in come around in June. Losing can quickly become a habit and it's not like we are even going down fighting at the moment.

Re: London : Sun May 21, 2017 6:57 pm  

Absolute disgrace today, there seemed to be no fight left in us, although the officials were appalling.
Please the guys in charge give the supporters some hope or else our crowds will start to dwindle and to be honest that's our only plus at this moment,our support.

[Bullseye]

Re: London : Sun May 21, 2017 7:22 pm  

Well I'll be back when the great masterplan is revealed.

Re: London : Sun May 21, 2017 7:37 pm  

If ever we wanted strong leadership on and off the field..............NOW IS THE TIME!

Re: London : Sun May 21, 2017 7:40 pm  

Bendybulls wrote:

Well that's me done. Absolute shambles and lack of gumption. Two weeks training for that pathetic display, certainly starting to question what happens in training. Certainly won't be in Blackpool for another thrashing.....

My mate at Broncos says the constant hill training they do makes them physically sick time and again...are we trained enough?

Re: London : Sun May 21, 2017 7:49 pm  

I'm done with this season, I'll probably check on results from time to time but my involvement as a paying customer is over. The owners clearly don't care, leaving me with very little reason to do so either.

Re: London : Sun May 21, 2017 7:53 pm  

I'm even more annoyed with the RL keeping us dangling for weeks on end and after protracted negotiations gave us the deal best for everyone...Well it aint working and we are loyal but not gonna be mugged again!

Re: London : Sun May 21, 2017 8:19 pm  

zapperbull wrote:

After todays Muppet performance its about time the Club wrote to the RFL about the standard of officiating at matches, its bordering on the corrupt side where the ref is starting to have a direct influence on the final score, whilst we were our own worst enemies, AGAIN, the ref was very poor.

I also think its about time we as fans stop showing any acknowledgement to the team walking off the field at half time and at the end of the game after very poor performances like todays. No clapping, No vocal encouragement, and certainly No booing, just silence as this will let the team and staff how frustrated we really are.

You also can't tell me GT is not having any influence on the coaching side, well after todays shambles i am wondering if he is what we need.

A VERY P£$%^D off loyal fan

Do you think the ref had an influence on the final score??

Re: London : Sun May 21, 2017 8:22 pm  

I'm going to disagree with one aspect. I don't think the officials were bad. With the exception of the first London try, where a knock on was missed (it wasn't a stray pass from Leon, it caught a London player), but a lot of fans missed that too so I can forgive. Other than that, I thought most of their decisions were spot on.

As far as the players go, I don't feel like I want to waste my time commenting on a game that they didn't want to waste their time playing in. Sufficed to say I'm already doing what Zapperbull suggests. As soon as that hooter goes, I walk out. No applauding the crap I've just witnessed, no tweeting players saying it's ok, they need to know it's unacceptable and maybe they might start to give two sheets.

Re: London : Sun May 21, 2017 8:29 pm  

HamsterChops wrote:

I'm going to disagree with one aspect. I don't think the officials were bad. With the exception of the first London try, where a knock on was missed (it wasn't a stray pass from Leon, it caught a London player), but a lot of fans missed that too so I can forgive. Other than that, I thought most of their decisions were spot on.

As far as the players go, I don't feel like I want to waste my time commenting on a game that they didn't want to waste their time playing in. Sufficed to say I'm already doing what Zapperbull suggests. As soon as that hooter goes, I walk out. No applauding the crap I've just witnessed, no tweeting players saying it's ok, they need to know it's unacceptable and maybe they might start to give two sheets.

The players need a good look in the mirror. That wasn't a bad squad we had today, but we are doing stuff a side low on confidence does. Peltier, one of the biggest men on the field, passed the ball multiple times instead of just driving it in.

Strip it right back for KR. Play 1, winger scoot, play 2, Oldezki run on to the ball as hard as you can. Play 3 Peltier run on to the ball as hard as you can. Play 4 Roche run on to the ball as hard as you can. Play 4 get it out to Lilley. Defence, MOVE UP and hit the defender as hard as you can. I know London were offside a fair few times, but their attitude was to be applauded. To get up off the line and hit us as hard as they can. Where as we just look to hold. Infuriating seeing big men passing when at the line. Just run it in hard!

I haven't waved the white flag yet. The Dewsbury game is massive and they will throw everything at us.