Re: Is this now a full blown crisis ? : Sat Mar 11, 2017 11:15 am  

FlexWheeler wrote:

Yeah, except unfortunately for you, leeds have 6 points on the board, you have no points.

And the award for stating the bleeding obvious goes to.....

Re: Is this now a full blown crisis ? : Sat Mar 11, 2017 12:31 pm  

Not yet as we are only 2 wins off top 8,

I'd say yes if we are bottom two after 15 games

Re: Is this now a full blown crisis ? : Sat Mar 11, 2017 1:40 pm  

Superblue wrote:

Not yet as we are only 2 wins off top 8,

I'd say yes if we are bottom two after 15 games

Less than that....
If we are bottom and pointless after 12 rounds. It's out of our hands and well be reliant on teams dropping points. That leaves us only 8 games to get at least one win to avoid doom.

Re: Is this now a full blown crisis ? : Sun Mar 12, 2017 1:06 am  

Leeds had Segeyaro to pull them out of the fertilizer last year .I don't know about suing him they should be paying him a bonus .

Re: Is this now a full blown crisis ? : Sun Mar 12, 2017 10:50 am  

We have scored some good tries this season but the main problem is that our 4 SL opponents so far have easily outscored us.What the team desperately needs is a defensive tactician to look at what is going wrong & why we are leaking so many points.It is obvious that the clowns in charge of the team haven't a clue about tightening the defence to resolve our present problem when teams attack us.What happened to the sliding defence of a few years ago. I think an even bigger problem though is that a new broom is needed to freshen the club up ,with fresh ideas & probably a bit more faith in his own players instead of scapegoating to cover up poor management & poor management decisions.

Re: Is this now a full blown crisis ? : Sun Mar 12, 2017 11:46 am  

Having dwelled on this for a few days, and read the comments, I'd agree with most of the observations made.

However, my mind goes back to Hull last year and the infamous dressing room lock in by the players, at a time when Hull's form was poor, certainly considering the playing staff available. All the talk on here of big time charlie's, general unrest, coach not up to the job, players without confidence in tactics were echoed on the Hull forum.

I know that Hull weren't in the predicament we were but they were at a similar season nadir at this time. The players cleared the air, probably spoke a few home truths and turned it round.

Looking at Wires, for all the issues we've agreed on, I think a lot of it is due to player unrest and I don't think TS is the cause all of a sudden.

Re: Is this now a full blown crisis ? : Sun Mar 12, 2017 5:33 pm  

w

shithead wrote:

Looks like Warrington are the new 'whipping boy super league rabble' club.

what a stupid comment. and I don't even support wire

Re: Is this now a full blown crisis ? : Sun Mar 12, 2017 6:23 pm  

Anyone familiar with "If" by Rudyard Kipling?

Re: Is this now a full blown crisis ? : Sun Mar 12, 2017 6:25 pm  

Obviously one can't judge from only having seen the try highlights, but a few of theirs came from a kick, our poor handling, and a lucky pass that went to ground and popped up for Marshall. Take away a potential 18 points makes it 16-20 to Wigan. All if's and but's and Wigan had to be alert to still score those tries and were much better than us in general but I would hardly call that result cause for a crisis. Perhaps I'm not as invested as you lot but I wouldn't be too fussed if we made it to the end of the season anywhere inside the 8. So long as we aren't looking at going down come round 23 then I'll live. Making both finals and winning the LLS was enough last year for 'meh' year this year.

[Uncle Rico]

Re: Is this now a full blown crisis ? : Sun Mar 12, 2017 6:26 pm  

Razor wrote:

wwhat a stupid comment. and I don't even support wire

I think the poster's name says it all? It's not a full blown crisis we have been unbeaten for 3 days now