Well i'm very sorry you have lost your employment, however as i've mentioned the club have done this to try and get some money in, that 3.49 has nothing to do with the season starting, and everything to do with keeping some money going through the till, and in return giving the folks that have signed up something worth their money, old matches or interviews.

Its the same argument as the benefits of having a membership, you pay your money, you get first dibs at cup tickets etc and news first.

i dont see how thats something to beat the club/KF.

however, if you're on twitter, hopefully you'll have seen that the club have posted a sky sports interview with greg and also one from the guardian with matt turner this morning.

https://twitter.com/Betfred/status/1349 ... 37440?s=19 https://twitter.com/SuperLeague/status/ ... 16160?s=19 https://twitter.com/WarringtonRLFC/stat ... 17505?s=19

https://twitter.com/Betfred/status/1349 ... 37440?s=19 https://twitter.com/SuperLeague/status/ ... 16160?s=19 https://twitter.com/WarringtonRLFC/stat ... 17505?s=19

https://www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/ne ... need-time/

https://www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/ne ... need-time/

Because I'm fed up with the acceptance of mediocrity year on year from the people at the top of the club. Tony Smith ended up staying a year or two too long even Paul Cullen did.

We don't have this ruthlessness like the other teams Leeds, Wigan and Saints and it's probably one of the reasons why we haven't been as successful as these teams and never won a Grand Final.

There's nothing wrong with waning to become one of the biggest sports brands in the world but this should be secondary to on the field performances and success. Wouldn't you agree? Everything should become secondary to that. I've met Karl and he's a decent bloke but do I think he's the right man for the job? No I don't.

I think the reasons for keeping Price on and probably for the reasons above. We are just to nice. By the way, on Tony Smith lets be clear he left by mutual consent - that's not the same as being sacked.

"left by mutual consent" is sometimes another way of the employee accepting the sack and the employer respecting previous good service

I'm not quite sure that aiming to be one of the world's biggest sports brands is a separate secondary aspiration to on field performance and success we should be striving for both and by and large they are interdependent one assists the other.

I don't think that there is an acceptance of mediocrity to the extent that you portray.Was last season a disappointment? I'd say yes. Should Price have gone? Probably and if he was at the clubs you mentioned then that may have happened

However on a POSITIVE note we had a fairly decent team and we've shown ambition in the transfer market to balance and improve the squad including getting the guy who's the subject of this thread (not Tony Smith) so let's see how this season pans out before getting the pitch forks out for Price and Fitzpatrick .

I'm looking forward to watching GI, which may be a little later than hoped with an anticipated delay to the season starting.
The club should be looking to get whatever they can in spinoffs from his signing.

These are quotes from less than three months ago (and bear in mind the season has been finished for one of those) in about Price.

Hardly sounds to me like the sort of thing that is said about a coach who should be sacked.

Yes at one point in the season we looked unbeatable and then we were embarrassed.

I know you have family who work for the club but you are allowed to criticise sometime.

That was also at a time due to injuries price had little choice in team selection and it worked infact prices input on that winning team was to break it up as players returned from injury

If KP is really saying he wants Wire to be one of the worlds biggest brands? Delusional?
RL is the best sport in the world, that's true. But it will only ever be appreciated in the M62 corridor.
I'm OK with that.

Wigan, at least in the 1990s, was a brand that transcended the M62 corridor. Maybe not worldwide, but certainly across England and in Australia. That would be something to aim for for starters.

I guess one rule of thumb is, if you asked a random person who was not a RL fan to name some Super League teams, who would they say. How common would Warrington be one of the answers.

Try it yourselves with RU, if you aren't a RU fan. I bet you can think of three of four clubs. They might not even be a place, you might not know where they actually play, but you know the name because you know the brand.

Its true, Saracens and wasps were well known when growing up in the 90s, I had no idea where they were