Fev by 32???

Not sure it’s the coaching to be honest. I’m pretty sure Powell has not told our players to screw up on the first tackle every time we get a set on the opposition line.
The problem is we have players who can look like superstars in games that don’t matter, but lose composure when it does.
At the moment we don’t have a player who can pull us through these big games. When it’s comes to the crunch, having the likes of Sinfield, McGuire, O’Loughlin, Tomkins or Leuluai (and others in years gone by) has been the difference between winning and losing big games. We don’t have one, hence the inclination to underperform when it really matters.

I know, I am going to the game and looking forward to it, thanks.
Where were you on here last night, did you enjoy Saints v Warrington. I did, was a great game.
But the thing I don't understand is, you don't seem able to comment on it....why not love ?
You can 'dish it out' but you cannot take it. I can 'do both'...but not you.
Have you visited the Warrington forum, you have your own topic.
Consider yourself an 'F - list celebrity' !

I think this is more the issue, there are 6 games a year of importance in the Northern Hemisphere club game and the rest are filler.

I enjoyed the game between 2 full time teams who can field 17 players, a reserve team, an academy team and scholarship teams. 2 teams who also own their own stadium and 2 teams who won’t be in league one next season because of a 20 point deduction for breaking the rules. Sorry I didn’t comment, I was away for the night with the family In the lakes

Regards

King James

I’m not sure I completely agree with you to such an extreme. To get to most of those games there’s the need to be consistent to some extent.
To me it highlights the importance of big game players. Those who can bring out their best performances when it really matters. And they exist in all sports, not just RL.

I forgot to add “can afford to field reserve teams, academy teams” etc

Regards

King James

Obviously he didn’t tell them that, but whatever he did tell them they didn’t follow and execute or come close too. That has to fall a bit on the coach as well as players. That he wouldn’t have told them to screw up the first tackle every time you had a set on their line yet they did only raises rightful questions & criticism of his coaching ability at the biggest occasion, it doesn’t absolve him from it. If a one off then fair enough that can happen but he has a poor record in crucial games.

How do you have the nerve to post here again

Ah, so you not only know FA, But you're a part timer as well.

Regards

King Cokey

Warrington don't own their stadium , dip