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Week after week, we gift a side a lead. Hull (H) we gifted them a lead and somehow managed to come back and win. Leeds (A), we gifted them a 12-0 lead but didn't have enough to edge that & today we were caught napping early on and allowed Bradford a 12-0 lead.

Are we incapable of learning from previous weeks?

The sad bit for me is, one of the most important announcements in the clubs history is sandwiched between two very under par performances .

I was hoping the good news would spur us on, to come home with a wet sail.

Best we can hope for now is 9th & top the minnow’s league.

[El Rey]

The Devil's Advocate wrote:

The sad bit for me is, one of the most important announcements in the clubs history is sandwiched between two very under par performances :( .

I was hoping the good news would spur us on, to come home with a wet sail.

Best we can hope for now is 9th & top the minnow’s league.

Its a shame but at least we got the BIG one right, if we'd won both games and NM had been knocked back you would have felt worse.

See, glass half full

El Rey wrote:

Its a shame but at least we got the BIG one right, if we'd won both games and NM had been knocked back you would have felt worse.

See, glass half full

That’s correct, however, there’s a little bit of my soul that remembers enjoying watching victories on the pitch & not the courtroom.

Trinity Till Death wrote:

Week after week, we gift a side a lead. Hull (H) we gifted them a lead and somehow managed to come back and win. Leeds (A), we gifted them a 12-0 lead but didn't have enough to edge that & today we were caught napping early on and allowed Bradford a 12-0 lead.

Are we incapable of learning from previous weeks?

Errrr at the risk of being very repetitive, we clearly are not capable of learning from previous mistakes. Not with RA in charge at any rate

El Rey wrote:

Its a shame but at least we got the BIG one right, if we'd won both games and NM had been knocked back you would have felt worse.

See, glass half full

Very true....keeps the utter frustration at these brainless efforts in perspective I suppose

[El Rey]

The Devil's Advocate wrote:

:lol: That’s correct, however, there’s a little bit of my soul that remembers enjoying watching victories on the pitch & not the courtroom.

Oh indeed, just thought it may lighten the mood

El Rey wrote:

Oh indeed, just thought it may lighten the mood

Yes, we were rock bottom less than 2 years ago and now we could be on the verge of something great; the on the pitch stuff is an unfortunate stark contrast at the moment, regretably. But hey ho, we are definitely moving forward. We will need a new coach sooner or later IMO though

Total garbage like watching amateurs crucial errors at crucial points we would be at the top of a braindead league thrown the season away in 2 games.

charlie63wildcat wrote:

Errrr at the risk of being very repetitive, we clearly are not capable of learning from previous mistakes. Not with RA in charge at any rate

The coach doesn't knock-on on the first tackle, kick out on the full, kick on the third tackle when the opposition are down a man- GET A GRIP MAN players make mistakes on the field they are not down to the coach.