Lose to Cas on monday and we will be 9th , or in the unlikely event of a draw between Catalan and Widnes , 10th.

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That 2002 "squad" (bar Briers, Burns and one or two others) had all the RL ability of the Dagenham Girl Pipers. Langer, Gee, Nikau, Kidwell etc had all gone home. Van de Velde (he did have good contacts) had gone earlier, and Peter Deakin had left for Sale (iirc). These were replaced by Championship standard players, and a coach who was as much use as t1ts on a fish.

As I said in the Custard Smelling thread, our transfer policy since 2011 has been, at best, poor. Veteran players not replaced. Incoming players not playing up to standard, and youth policy lads hitting the heights straight away, then fading just as quick.

There's blame to be taken in all quarters, for our recent malaise. It's about time these people looked themselves in the mirror.

As an aside, when we're playing cack, we always seem to bring up that Godawful 2002 season. Now, for those of a similar vintage to myself, does anyone else recall the "detritus" served up in the 84-85 season, under Reggie ####ing Bowden. IIRC, didn't we lose 6 on the bounce, and then just stagger to safety, on the next to last game of the season to avoid relegation. That was atrocious stuff, considering we'd finished 3rd the previous year, behind the 2 Hull clubs, who were dominant, at the time

I have to be brutally honest watching Clark just reminds how peerless Mick Monaghan was. Even when his knees had gone.

For me, there seems to be absolutely ZERO team spirit in a Warrington shirt, atm.

I know I'm contradicting myself here (frankly, this sight on a pitch makes me want to sick carrots), but watching Pies v Stains on Friday, whenever either team forced the other into a mistake, 5 or 6 teammates would sprint to the player who caused the mistake and give him a slap on the back/hug/French kiss. They looked like they'd die for each other, such was their desire to get a win, in a high intensity match. Our lot look like they wouldn't piddle on each other, if they were on fire (they'd more likely poor paraffin on each other, and shout "burn, motherlover"icon_wink.gif.


When we first did that "running onto the pitch as a team" thing, before matches a few years ago, it looked like there was a camaraderie between team mates. In the last few weeks, we seem like a rabble who have no trust each other.

I think it's a lack of leadership, a good leader doesn't just lead, he binds.

The group run on for both halves & the group run off for half time were the first thing Smith introduced to try & tell us they were all singing from the same hymn sheet post Cullen.