What are you on about? McManus has only sacked Royce since sacking Millward.

I hope you're not suggesting any sort of correlation there.

Ratchford just oozes class. He's the one that stepped up yesterday. Bridge contributed with some decent bombs, but apart from that was fairly quiet in a dominant side.

That would make Fatbelly correct then. If the sack Brown then.
That would be three gone since Anderson left. He didn't say four sacked!

I dont know what magic weekend you were at but it wasn't in Manchester.

I don't know what quote you were reading but it certainly wasn't the quote I was reading.

'Why would he leave Cas to come to a club that sacks Coaches that often'

Ratchford only played in two of the last last four. And out of the two Bridge was awarded mom in one of them.
So ill let you decide if I'm suggesting a correlation.

Then read it again.

WHY WOULD HE LEAVE CAS TO COME TO A CLUB THAT SACKS COACHES THAT OFTEN

I've put it in nice capitals for you so that you can see.

Only listened to it on the Radio so far. First 30 mins in our faces all the time, anything speculative from Warrington came off, Saints the opposite thats the impression I got.
Ratchford got more of a mention in the second half I summise he had an impact on getting Warrington up to 36-6.
Whats remarkable is that we have played 13 games and won 10 of them but have only been dominant in about 3 games so far.....yet we are in 2nd place.
We have had quite a few Jeckyll and Hyde seasons this being one of them, so it won't suprise me that respond on Friday and beat Huddersfield.

And if Brown goes soon I think it's fair to suggest he would be sacked.
I which case St's would have sacked 3 coaches in around 4 years.
I don't need to put that in capital letters.

Only Royce and Millward (Millward wasn't sacked for the team's performance either) have been sacked since 2005. 2 sackings in 9 years is not 'often' as was suggested.

I don't know who this third coach is (alongside the hypothetical brown sacking)?

When was Hanley sacked?

2000 but that was before Eamonn was chairman.

Sacking coaches never stopped Chelsea signing another coach and it never stopped them winning the Champions League either.

Big test of McManus this. Either Brown goes or so does McManus's credibility. He can't make those comments about how disappointed he is, then let Wello said what he said then be okay with it happening again.

Hopefully Eamon has spent the morning at the solicitors drawing up the necessary paperwork.

Yep, he really did put everything into the comments he made in the notes at the London game.

Nothing has changed so where does he go from here?

People keep saying: 'you're second in the league', but that is meaningless in a competition whete the champion is not decided on it. You need to win big games. We haven't been able to do so.