Don't ever place that Judas any where near our club again

Tony Smith is technically British.

Iestyn I know is very fond of Warrington. He lives here and his lad is at Rylands. He didn't particularly want to leave Warrington rlfc. He was sold on along with Paul sculthorpe in 2 unpopular deals that saved our club from bankruptcy!

I wonder just how much Wsnes recent success has been down to iestyn's guidance??

Harris & Noble did a decent job at the crusaders.

:242pmm96He didn't particularly want to leave Warrington rlfc:242pmm96. He was sold on along with Paul sculthorpe in 2 unpopular deals that saved our club from bankruptcy!

I'd probably put Wane's success down to the platform laid by that horrible mutha Fadge

If your intention is to divide my post as too correct each part in an attempt to make me look foolish, and to make yourself look very clever, then be certain your are right, otherwise it could reflect the opposite.

Iestyn going on strike! One player going on strike, listen to yourself!
I knew Iestyn around town enough to talk to him back then. He told me John Dorahy(who is probably the worst coach who did more damage in his time at Warrington than any coach in our history) refused to let him play while he was on a transfer, and told him to keep away!
Even Phil Larder knew how pathetic that was, and still had him playing a key role for the lions yet he couldn't get a game at Warrington.

But did Harris engineer a move away from Warrington
He refused to play full back, an order given to him by 2 coaches, dress it up anyway you like, he refused to play for us,I call it going on strike.

P.S. If you think Dorahy was the worst coach, more damage, blahblahblah , you and Harris have probably forgotten Reggie Bowden, Steve Anderson, David Plange, and not forgetting the walking PR disaster that was Lowes.

True, Dorahy wasn't exactly Wayne Bennett, but he did get us a fifth place in the league, only a few months after we were a "basket case" resulting from 2 Stains wallopings in a fortnight.

Keep digging, duckie

Reggie Bowden put together one of the finest sides we have ever had, the club just lost patience waiting for the click!

Steve Anderson inherited a team that had sold on or dispatched of all if its best players to survive, Harris, Sculthorpe, Batemen and a season earlier Davis.
I'm not saying he wad a good coach, but he working with a team like having a dirty bowl of water, and like he tried cleaning it with a bar of soap! He had a sows ear of a team from his first day.

David Plange, not fare to place him in that category. He inherited the same dirty water Anderson had, but I will say this for Plange, I remember that day Briers banged over 5 drop goals against Hull! I say that day helped save Warrington from relegation. So a thank you to Plange and Cullen is in order from me.

John Dorahy is the worst I've ever seen in my lifetime. He took on a role that seen a good, not great! team turned completely in to tatters.

No coach has ever overseen such a greater demise to this club, than it had while he was in charge!

It's when people start dragging up Plange and Anderson, I start to fully appreciate where we are these days! Christ, they were some hard times. Dorahy was a pretty good coach and had us playing some half decent rugby, but was here at the start of some dark times financially for the club.

we were low with Anderson but it was dorahy that took a good team down there. Anderson perhaps took it down a bit further but the void of our demise came before that.

I don't think it was the coaching that took us there though. The money pot was pretty empty by then, and we were working with the dregs of what was there.