I agree mate, monkeyman has lost the plot

hes gone bananas

Are you really? I'm quite suprised by that (if true) considering you like to put the beat down on us at every available opportunity.

But, since you put it nicely, I'll give you my answer.

I don't think we will repeat our Challenge Cup success, however if we don't, I don't mind at all. I want a good league run. I want us to start being consistent and being up there, challenging. I want to finish as high as we can before the playoffs. I also want us to start taking points from the "Big 2" and hope to see our first SL win at Knowsley Road.

A lot to ask, but with Smith having the off season, then pre-season and then having his first full season in charge, I think it's possible that some, if not all these things could happen.

I just want us to play well, I have no expectations every time they happen I end up dissappointed.

I am gutted put £10 on last year for us to win Challenge Cup (50-1) because I was so confident and we win in this year....

if we do what huddersfield have done this season, i'd be happy with that. i'd like us to play with a bit more style than they have, but you can't argue with their results. if anyone had said that they would have been 3rd in super league and challenge cup finalists at the start of the season, you'd have been carted off. if they can improve like that though, i hope that we can too.

also, super league is going to be more competetive again next year. im sure celtic will get more points than they did this year, and every side from salford up will expect to be in the eight. bradford and hull can't be as bad next year. huddersfield and hkr will need to have as big a season as they have had this year to maintain what they have achieved and wigan, well anything could happen with them, depending on whom they get in to replace noble. and wakey and cas will be looking for the same again, and i think cas could be next years dark horses. interesting and exciting times, and i hope the crowds come out to watch it all.

See my signature......

I want us to win everything, but I expect us to finsh in the top 4

I want us to batter Saints off the park, but I'll be happy with a couple of last minute drop goal victories!

I want the team to be consistent, fear no-one, and never have the kind of 'off days' that we've grown so used to.

Could you contradict yourself any more in one thread!?

You answer the OP by stating

Now

Yet previously

You have expectations of the top 8 otherwise you wouldn't feel the need to be disappointed and clearly by being disappointed you would be bothered!



You are comparing Warrington fans, starved of league success, to Saints fans who have had plenty of it since Superleague began. Now that's a joke! You seem hugely paranoid that you might be compared to a Saints or Wigan fan if Warrington won things on a regular basis.



I'm bothered because I'm disappointed in our league form yet I'm delighted that we have won the cup.



He is a cracking player and I'm sure there are many images of him without the Challenge Cup. You might find a few of Dessie, trophy-less, too.

Supporters always expect the absolute most from their team. It's natural to expect your sports team to win and following a victory in the CC you'll have to accept a lot of fans with high expectations for the league next season. Bookmakers will have Warrington in the top 6 in the betting to win the league, maybe higher, so it isn't beyond the realms of possibility that we will win the league and GF. So why not expect improvements of the highest order? Even if it's a dream at this stage it certainly doesn't make those supporters akin to Saints or Wigan fans and absolutely doesn't mean they have "cockitis"

So if you arent bothered, as you claim, why would you be disaspointed at not making the top 8??

GF will do for me.

I think you are having difficulty seperating want from expect.

I expect the same as this year top 8 finish and a cup whichever im not fussy

I'd actually be happy with doing what we've done this season again next year, even if it did mean coming 10th in the league. I'd certainly rather win the Challenge Cup than do what Huddersfield have done.

In years to come if people ask what happened in the 2009 season I wonder what people will remember, who came 3rd, or who won the Challenge Cup?

Who won the Challenge Cup in 1998? lots of people know the answer to that one....where did they finish in the league, there's a tough one without Rothmans....

Does "not bothered never have been" answer a question of "what do you expect" or "what do you want" ?

I would love another trip to Wembley and a good play off run. So I'd say to finish in the top 4 to guarante a home tie at some stage. Oh and to beat bloody Saints home & away.

all your gibberish was unecessary and so wrong
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