No. I didn't say that. It was you who was claiming Potter was wonderful. I was simply giving examples of how he didn't achieve what we had achieved previously. In fact, he took us backward because we became fat and unfit, which left us vulnerable to losing games in the second half.

Where have i said MP was wonderful? I've given a reasoned view, tis you who can only see in black or white

Not as much as this fella going take us we not scored a single point in three first half games

From the five games played this year we've took massive steps backwards!

Our attack has gone very poor, it's predictable, boring, slow and don't look capable of putting any moves on if we have any moves.

Our defence is as poor as I've seen for many years, I feel worried every time a team gets in our 22 meter zone.

Our kicking game is utter rubbish!

We've go no fire in us, no passion and no pride.

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Backwards from what point exactly? Losing the fourth Grand Final on the trot you mean? Just sneaking into second in the last game of the season?


Oh, that just sounds like the comments people were making about our attack last season!


We shipped an average of 20 points a match last season. What's our average for the five games of this season?


And it was last brilliant when, exactly? When Pryce and Eastmond were fit maybe?


We had it in spades at Cardiff and, according to those who went there, in Perpignan too. We even tried a fightback against Warrington, once we'd remembered how to play a game without Cunningham on the pitch.

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Well with Simmons we have at least learned how to lose in the first half.

Another couple of mins in Catalan and they would of won

And had Andrew Dixon's effort been awarded, [iwe[/i would have won.

Had Foster converted that final try against Wigan, we would have won.

Had the Warrington game been five minutes longer, we would have won.

Had the moon been pink and the rain fallen upwards, we would all have died.

Would haves don't count; final results do.

Plus the fight back against Warrington was more a case of them taking there foot of the gas as tony smith said after the game.

It's just a utter shocking start to a season and I honestly fear what the likes of Wigan, Warrington and giants will do to us at their grounds.

Even with the injury situation at Leeds, I can't see anything other than a heavy defeat.

So those are your measures? Ok. In that case, we took steps backwards under Potter. We didn't get to two CC finals. We shipped more points under Potter than under Anderson. Significantly more in the 2010 season actually. We only just made it to the second spot in 2010; we'd been fighting over the first spot for six years previously.


I have no idea.

Does anyone know or see any reason of having a winger on the bench?

I know Royce said he'll be having a outside back on the bench but did he explain why?

I just don't see the point in having foster on the bench. Last year foster had taken gardners spot on the wing and was playing very well but has now been dropped to the bench.

Yeah, of course it was! And Tony Smith would say that, wouldn't he? We simply came back at them. Had we done that earlier, we could have nicked it just as we have nicked it from them many times before. However, I'm glad they won. We don't have that silly pressure thing going anymore now. They are just another superleague fixture. But it was fun while it lasted!