That may be what he's saying to the fans but ive been told that they spent most of Sundays game arguing amongst themselves....thats come from a wire player who was on the pitch with them....and it certainly looked like that from where I was stood too.

I've seen em arguing on the pitch and swearing at each other too, doesn't exactly look 'friendly' but then again the players are going to say everything is rosy to keep whatever is the issue in house.

OK, let's believe anything apart from what comes from the horses mouth, so to speak.

Robbo's a passionate guy and I'm sure everyone at the meeting believed what he was saying. Only those who weren't there don't.

Rumours rule, OK?

Not saying i dont believe him in fact Robbo is probably one of the ones i'm more likely to believe but if something is wrong in camp and something has gone on i'm pretty sure that everyone has got together and said something along the lines of ' what happens in here stays in here and if anyone asks make out everything is rosy' - cant see anyone coming out and saying 'well so and so did this and so and so said that which caused A,B,C....'

The only people who know IF and what anything is wrong are the people involved, we will probably never know anything until someone's autobiography in years to come

Why is it that because players argue on the pitch that it is automatically assumed it's because they don't get on?

My Grandparents fought like cats and dogs but spent 60 odd years married to each other and loved each other dearly.

Maybe they argue cos they know they're playing crap and are frustrated about it.

At least it shows a bit of passion and desire to win. Would people prefer them to hug each other and offer hand moisturising tips as they line up behind the goal after conceding a try?