Re: Wigan vs. Bulls | Game Thread : Mon Apr 21, 2014 3:52 pm  

Spookily Wigan beat HKR by same score last Easter Monday

Re: Wigan vs. Bulls | Game Thread : Mon Apr 21, 2014 4:11 pm  

I bet Marc Green is wishing he'd written that loan off. What an utter shambles of a club we are.

Time to accept our fate I'm afraid. Down down, deeper and down.

Re: Wigan vs. Bulls | Game Thread : Mon Apr 21, 2014 4:13 pm  

dddooommm wrote:

If Cummins is shown the door who would we bring in?

Richard Agar. Please

Re: Wigan vs. Bulls | Game Thread : Mon Apr 21, 2014 6:15 pm  

two match fit props - not loans either - are needed before any change in coach.

Re: Wigan vs. Bulls | Game Thread : Mon Apr 21, 2014 6:54 pm  

Two disgraceful performances over the Easter weekend, passionateless and clueless, the players are probably more interested in which SL club they are going to next season than staying up, may as well accept we are going to be playing in the Championship next season.

Re: Wigan vs. Bulls | Game Thread : Mon Apr 21, 2014 7:35 pm  

Whilst I enjoyed watching Wigan's young players tearing it up I was really sad to see how such a great club as Bradford have fallen. I used to really enjoy the big games against a top Bradford side with a full North Stand of away supporters at the DW. I sincerely hope that things turn around soon for you guys. We had to endure embarrassing score lines a few years ago but things can and do change. Looking forward to a resurgent Bradford team coming back to the DW at some point. It's hard to be a supporter on days like today but it makes for a very sweet moment when things improve and the glory days return.

Re: Wigan vs. Bulls | Game Thread : Mon Apr 21, 2014 7:51 pm  

The team looked knackered and disinterested in the warm up, even my son & daughter saw it and realised what was coming. Something has gone drastically wrong, I can only put it down to coaching & attitude of the players. Have the players been told there will be no other arrivals? Certainly something has changed recently. Bates looked useful, certainly made more effort in defence than some of our so called experienced players who didn't seem to know there ar#e from their elbow today or on Thursday.

Re: Wigan vs. Bulls | Game Thread : Mon Apr 21, 2014 7:59 pm  

Oil Roberts suspected broken ankle.

Re: Wigan vs. Bulls | Game Thread : Mon Apr 21, 2014 8:30 pm  

nohalfbacks wrote:

Whilst I enjoyed watching Wigan's young players tearing it up I was really sad to see how such a great club as Bradford have fallen. I used to really enjoy the big games against a top Bradford side with a full North Stand of away supporters at the DW. I sincerely hope that things turn around soon for you guys. We had to endure embarrassing score lines a few years ago but things can and do change. Looking forward to a resurgent Bradford team coming back to the DW at some point. It's hard to be a supporter on days like today but it makes for a very sweet moment when things improve and the glory days return.

Very well said

Re: Wigan vs. Bulls | Game Thread : Mon Apr 21, 2014 8:59 pm  

I agree with everything which has been said, I have supported the club since 1967 home and away and seen the team absolutely hammered on many occasions but I thought today was easily the worst display ever with most of the players looking totally disinterested and clueless with absolutely no idea on defence or attack. I for one do not see another victory and if this was a damage limitation exercise to leave something in the tank for the teams where we may have a chance then it is totally disrespectful to the travelling supporters. My party of four calculated that it cost us £75 for admission and petrol not fair to the loyal fans of this club.