Maybe it's him that is the real culprit in all of this?

We could continue to blame Briers for everyone, or we could accept that players are responsible for thir own performance.

For much of last year Briers played on the right, and Monas played on the left. Tactically there was little link between the two.

Monas was pretty poor for much of it. That's nothing to do with Briers. That is to do with Monas.

I wouldn't say it is just him, I just think he is the leader of this little pack of players who can't be bothered at all.

I thought this pack of players who weren't trying were in protest at the likes of Briers being here? How can Briers be the leader of this pack?

I'm confused. Too many rumours to keep up with.

swap king with toa . mind you chemics wuoldnt ave im hes that poo.

You have just confused me too! Oh well.

There did appear to be some heated arguments going on between some Wire fans, but I didn't see any actual violence. A few fans had to be asked to calm down by the stewards, but there didn't appear to be anything too out of hand.

Why do we insist on scrapping with each other when we lose.
I thought we'd left that behind at Wilderspool, or the JJB/McAlpine, in 2002?

i take it you never went

But us that went,
us that paid more or less £100 (travel, tickets, spending money etc)
us that watched a team that didnt look interested in playing just have to show our fustrations by shouting to the player your not fit to wear the shirt


King is a disgrace get him sacked cant play rugby
shows no respect

Who did he give the finger to? Wire fans or Harlequins?

Reading all these various accounts of what happened, it seems to me that we aren't a million miles away from an 'Eric Cantona' moment occuring at a Wire game.

Personally, while I'm as hacked off as anybody about recent displays, and that certain players need to be looking at themselves in the mirror very closely, I cannot condone supporters singling out players for abuse.

By all means criticise the team as a whole, even boo if you want to, but picking out individuals can only produce a negative effect....Having read the evidence, if I was King I wouldn't be too keen to give my all for supporters whose idea of 'supporting' is to dish out drunken abuse.

The problem is that some people who watch us are genuinely thick and have no idea about acceptable behaviour. They always like to pick a scapegoat, be that King, Monas, Clarke, Penny or previously Wedge.

They tend to ignore the other 16 who took part and just pick on one.

Because he was the closest person to abuse unfortunately.