It wasn’t just that, he hated the culture at Leeds and the way they didn’t support him. Put him in a positive culture and he is thriving

This is a good one

Briers is being credited with a lot of the improvement at Wigan. But how do you know it's coming from him? There was very little evidence of the same at Warrington?

Maybe they didnt listen to him.
I personally put a lot of credit to Peet and some to Briers and Lockers as there has been a massive change in the style we play this year compared to the last few.

Wigan do seem to be the most improved team of 2022 so far, Peet appears to be leading them to the best of their abilities.

The players are saying it?

Fair enough. Reflects poorly on Warrington then as they seemed to hate Briers and marginalised him at every opportunity.

"seemed"?

Pretty strong stuff for "seemed".

No idea what his responsibilities were at Wire, but a few Wigan players have publicly spoken about the changes he has made to our attack.

Seemed as in 'I got the impression' as I wasn't there. Go look at the threads on the Warrington forum about Briers, they're a mix of people saying he should be sacked as he's just there as a 'jobs for the boys' arrangement and he brings nothing and people saying he needs to have more say in the coaching setup because he could sort the attack.

Thanks, I understand what "seemed" means and I know what "hate" and "marginalised" mean too.

I don't need to look on the Warrington board and your hypothesis might of course be true. I don't know but as I said strong stuff for "seemed" from a 'know nowt' who wasn't there, and I presume not at Wigan, as an up to date comparative.

If everyone applied your logic no one would ever post anything. It was just a quick comment, but as ever you just obsess over tiny little details in the wording, your reply just wasn't worth posting was it.

"As ever" ha ha

If you wanted to wind up Leeds fans you would suggest sezer as signing of the season ?

He has been a good signing though. That's about the third or fourth time this season he's been the man of the match. He laid on three superb assists, defended really well and is playing the full 80 every week. He's improved a lot under Woolf.