I know what you're saying, but we dont know what damage it has done to the players? In such an impact sport i dont think its a great idea

What year was it when we played four matches in about eight days at the end of a season ?

In the commentary against Catalan, Eddie Hemmings and Terry O'Connor saying how tired Pat Richards looked

Eddie: "look at his face, he looks shattered"

Terry: "yes that was a very lazy attempt at the goal kick, he must be tired"

Thing is, Richards didnt even play on Thursday so had over a week to recover from your CC game at Barrow. At the end of the day, yes we all agree too many matches over Easter, but its the same for everyone and it comes down to who is prepared to dig the deepest for victory when the going gets tough.

Richards passed a fitness test on the day didn't he? Probably a miracle that he actually made it onto the field, never mind putting the performance he put in. A lot of our players should look at Richards because he rarely does anything wrong.

IIRC Richards didn't play in this game either.

Totally correct there

I agree. They give everything to a dumb gameplan.

thats no excuse......all the other teams had 2 games over easter, plus we had an extra day between more than some.

didnt affect saints...and they had a grueller against leeds a few days before playing us.
salford wernt affected, cats wernt, cas wernt, hudds wernt......was it just us who were knackered? cos theres summat seriously up on the fitness side if we were.

Potter wasn't happen with the schedule.