Same here, though a little worrying we should be able to get a win yet with a nagging feeling of deja vu about Castleford and their hand in Cullen's resignation, I think this has been broached before but the team Briers had around him on that fateful night and the then teams consistent failures, compared to what O'Brien has around him at first is frightening, but looking back with that Briers team how was the club with depth and stability? we went season to season on a wing and a prayer.

Move on to now perhaps not the names of that era but we have at least stability, viability good depth with our youth and on paper though out of sorts a good squad that can get us through this sticky patch, I'm not saying TS is infallible just a manager who believes in the club who is having to rebuild starting from bottom to top, a reversal or mirror image of when he arrived, he can achieve this because the foundations are now there, and the stability to afford the right player if one comes along, as I said he's not infallible.