On yesterday's showing I'd offer grix a contract too, better cover than what we currently have. Great to see him playing rugby at the HJ again.

Just remind me, why did Marshall leave? Was it voluntary or was he pushed?

Lee Briers

Well. As Eddie izzard might say.
"Yeah. But does Marshall have a flag?"

I'm ok with the Telegraph crossword but those replies are too cryptic for me.

Marshall was head of our Academy, but when Briers finished his career at the end of 2013 and was taken on as a coach by the club it inevitably lead to the departure of Marshall. I would be surprised if he was pushed out, more likely all parties agreed it was time to move on and the Fax job was a very good opportunity. Just guessing though.

Can somebody please explain this "love in" with Ricard Marshall and Halifax?
I was working so didn't see the game on Saturday. Apparently we were woeful and yet we still managed to beat them 22-8. The week before they were mullered at home by Widnes, the worst team in SL that can't win away from home to save their lives. The week prior to that they managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory at their fellow championship team Hull KR!
Am I missing something?

They looked enthusiastic, structured and played as a team. For 60 minutes they competed and looked likely winners. Not bad for a club with limited money and players that have other jobs and train in the evenings.

So they should be they're currently the 15th highest ranked side in England! They're semi professional not a bunch of amateurs. I'm as disappointed as anyone about Warrington of late but if you bottle it against Hull KR and get thumped at home by Widnes 60 mins of structure and enthusiasm against a poor Warrington performance shouldn't warrant us being interested in their coaching set up!....should it?

In an ideal world - no. I think most of us are getting so desperate hoping for change.

its quite simple one team played an exciting brand of rugby, well structured at times and off the cuff when needed. The ball went from one flank to another in entertaining and productive manner. they made very few errors in the first half but were a little weak in their kicking game

the other team posed little threat with ball in hand were reduced to the same turgid five drives and a kick that has ensured their worst season in a very long time. Neither starting prop made any impression on the opposition pack and both gave away trade mark penalties. the Wingers were again made to look defensively ordinary though one did make a very good finish at the end of the aforementioned five drives and a kick.


it was 4-4 at half time 4 four points each................FOUR
you guess which paragraph describes which team... and regardless of the result you pick which type of rugby you'd rather watch week in week out.

but I'm done with this clown .....out coached by a million miles at the weekend .We just had enough Quality and fitness to put gloss on turd in the second half...

Simon Grix is a year younger than Kevin Brown hes' clearly not as fit as he could be but he's still a better attacking player than Brown........ Smiths recruitment is comical....

I hear what you're saying but I'd rather watch Warrington week in week out by a long chalk thanks
Let me know how it goes at Halifax

- You or I could possibly show more guile, creativity and effort than Brown has shown all year, but hey they chose him over us for the big bucks. Just one reason why SJM should shift Smith and Agar at the end of the season.

fair does but you wasn't at the game at the weekend so your chalk aint all that long...... any happy clapper worth his salt would have changed shifts to see the mighty Warrington in Action.....

I've changed shifts many a time to watch the mighty Wire and more often than not wished I hadn't! Our current plight and situation didn't inspire me on this occasion and the opposition even less so! It appears I chose correctly as the highlights seem to be that the opposition showed enthusiasm and were structured for about an hour!