Re: Just how bad would relegation be? : Mon Aug 05, 2019 9:29 am  

MOPSEY LIVES ON wrote:

we had a settled halfback partnership at the end of last season in miller/rocky and we were playing good stuff, they were starting to gel and admittedly the pair's kicking wasn't great but could of been worked on. It wasn't broken and bringing brough in as just made us look like amateurs, Miller is a shadow of himself, and rocky is up blind alleys at times find them space and play to their strengths, it's no coincidence that we finished 5th and we're 2nd highest points scorers last season.

I get what your saying with the settled partnership but that’s not the whole story as to why we have faded so badly. It’s down to player attitude and coaching ,brough doesn’t make players grab in the tackle instead of putting the shoulder in ,like he doesn’t make them stand when taking the ball up ,that’s coaching or a lack of it .Coaches have the game plan and the team implements it ,either the coach’s plan is poor or the players aren’t listening,I’d say a bit of both at this moment in time .

Re: Just how bad would relegation be? : Mon Aug 05, 2019 12:16 pm  

There are so many negatives to us potentially going down. Every cloud has a silver lining though and the only positive I can come up with is that most games will be played on a Sunday, so easier to get to home and away. Very small consolation though as everything else looks very bleak, if we even have a club to follow.

Re: Just how bad would relegation be? : Mon Aug 05, 2019 3:53 pm  

That's the point we won't