I think that Morley has been one of our better players.
His attitude is not in question and neither is the attitude of our Aussie imports.They are used to playing within a structure where attitude and discipline is far greater than our current set up.Hopefully Smith will sort this out.
I heard a story when Morley first arrived about a video session that started at 10 am. Everybody was there except two of our higher profile players who wandered in ten minutes late keeping everybody else waiting.
Afterwards Morley stood up and said what a great session but could everybody be on time at the next.He clearly wasn,t happy at the lack of professionalism within the squad.

And here lieth the problem!! We have too many "so called" big names that are totally "unwilling" to fully embrace professionalism. Look back at the recent history of our superleague performances and coaches/players that have come and gone, then and only then will you be able to carry out your own eliminations, to enable you to arrive at your own conclusions. Unfortunately the conclusions you will arrive at will involve a number of players that many fans and indeed board members, (for some unknown reason), feel that Warrington RLFC are incabable of operating without. Well ive got news for you all, not only are we more than capable of operating without these players, we as a club would actually go from strength to strength "without them" and none of these players will involve any of our recent Australian imports!!!!

And the Catalans game?

Morley completely lost his rag in that match during the ten minute period when it was completely in the balance, and the team lost all focus.

even Mike Gregory Had a bad game once in while .......it happens

Morley is a superb player and is not a player any Wire fan should be concerned about........ if you want to you could suggest we swap him for Stuart Fielden

Nobody is saying he is perfect, but that is no reason for the team to lose focus.

I have no issues with him not being captain, as I say, I think it is an overrated role.

The likes of Morley and Westwood (despite their flaws) are not the ones letting us down.