No point looking at individuals tonight. The whole team failed.
I didn't see our games vs KR in CC or Huddersfield but I'm guessing we must have played better.

I don't blame the half backs tonight. The forwards were bullied..

Neville Costigan and Michael Weyman played our pack off the park.

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Richie was by no means our worst player tonight. He is becoming some peoples scapegoat

Who are we going to get to kick. Richie couldn't turn a pint of milk if he it left on his doorstep for a month.

Did OK for me

some others.......not so

If your looking for scapegoats for tonight look no further than Currie & England's defensive efforts. Both looked off the pace and missed a few tackles, and England doesn't look like he's able to keep up with the pace of the game.

Swinton awaits them both next week based on tonights performance.

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Let's be honest, we were clueless. Did anybody else notice that at half time Wire walked off individually instead of waiting for everyone to gather? Did you see the lack of joy when Myler scored our first try?
Why are we not moving off our defensive line and smothering the opposition, as they smothered us? We are allowing teams to pass from dummy half before we seem to move. In attack, the forwards are not running hard at the opposition and are taking the ball standing.
Where are the dummy runners, the offloads and the players backing up half breaks?
Woeful and, even worse, boring. This killed any atmosphere and the home crowd had nothing to respond to.
Felt like joining in the Hull KR fans when they were singing the usual w***y Warrington song.
Widnes have little to worry about after that performance.

anyone blaming myler tonight need to give their head a wobble.. i thought he was a lot better than Ratchford for a start, his kicking game was better than normal (admittedly it doesn't take much) and he looked like he was really trying out there which is more than can be said for a few others.

Richie Myler's high bomb...Danny Brough calls it a 'chip kick'

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Myler was Warrington's best player by a mile tonight.
Those slagging him off know nothing about the game.
Ratchford was appalling at stand off, no game management at all!
Some serious problems at Warrington though, and I would point the finger at Tony Smith in the main.
The team appears to have no attacking structure.
I watch a lot of RL, and I would say most teams have 5-6 attacking plays.
Widnes, Leeds, Cas and Saints probably have 8-12.
Warrington appear to have none since the kick to Joel was ditched for being to predictable!
The point is, who is coaching the attack, because they are failing!
Ryan Atkins made a break tonight, 3 years ago, try!
Now he gets 10 yards into the break and starts looking round for support, why, because he doesn't back his own pace to the line.
This happened with Riley last season!
Do they have a sprint coach at Warrington, or has Mr Squeeze The Asset, Andy Gatcliffe cut corners their too?

First decent post on this thread.

I thought his kicking game was better than usual in the first half to be fair. Second half he twice threw passes straight into touch then threw another to absolutely nobody (Rhys ended up scoring from it but it got disallowed because the pass from Myler was miles forward). It was if he isn't even looking where his team mates were.

I was past half way at the back on the South Stand, so I didn't get a great view but, from the way the ball left his hands I had thought (hoped, perhaps...) a KR player had knocked his arm, which led the pass to go so awry.

In terms of his kicking game: it just isn't good enough. It is not good enough to have a 'go to' kicker with a kicking game that (aptly) warrants comments like "better than usual" and "OK" when speaking positively about it. We were spoiled with Briers but most other SL teams have at least one (and often 2) players capable of putting in a decent attacking kick at the end of every set.

I think, more than any of the numerous problems we're having, the kicking game is the biggest one. Not only are we not able to attain points off a kick (which leaves us with, pretty much, two options: crash over the line from short range or hope the opposition don't number up right in defence), but we're not able to force repeat sets; we're not able to build pressure; we're not able to gain decent field position to hunt mistakes. We spent so little time in the KR 20m tonight that we barely got a chance to see what our attack looked like (although, judging by the clueless display in their 10m towards to end, I guess we should be thankful of that...).