I agree with you Geordie but I don't think that the board will act so early into the season. A few weeks down the line we may be in a different situation and the board might have no choice but to get rid of Lowes

At the rate we are playing we could be looking at 6 games, 6 defeats. Wakefield away, Leeds home, Harlequins away, Hull KR home are all difficult games.

Cullen had the right idea just the wrong personnel, who are unfortunatly still with us. Cullen was a far better coach than James Lowes is. At least some of our losses were enjoyable to watch. Sat with his feet up on the table like a bored schoolboy is another indicator of his lack of competancy, enthusiasm, respect and professionalism that should be expected of a superleague coach. He reeks of a man that knows he is going to be binned regardless.

Does anyone know Jimmy's win/loss record as Warrington coach? (super league games only)

For them reasons only, he should be gone!

Won 3 or 4
Lost 6

I think

7 wins, 8 losses.....if you don't count the play off match it is 7 losses.

He is out of his depth.

Even Salford realised the head coach job was beyond him.

Can anyone tell me what our game plan was tonight?

5 drives and a kick

We won 6 of Lowes first 7 games in charge, which earned Lowes his contract extension. We have lost 7 since. So that makes it 6 wins 8 losses, which to be fair is not a bad ratio in the context of Warrington, its a similar record to Cullen's and Van de Veldes.

The best 2 coaches in our history.

errm

No

Before tonight i was all for giving Lowes at least to the end of the season. A coach cant prove himself in 15 or 16 games, but after that shambles tonight i'm hoping Moran & Co have got the money and balls to get rid and bring Hanley in.

No they where not the best 2 coaches in Warringtons history, The style of play under cullen was certainly more watchable than what lowes is serving up and I beleive we are taking massive steps backwards under Lowes