You have consistently posted well before Warrington/Wigan week, I remember replying to a comment of yours after the London game. I totally understand banter of the rivalry kind but I couldn't imagine spending as much time as you obviously do offering input, commenting and antagonizing fans of another team on their own forum. I start to wonder what a uninspiring life you must lead if you have so much time to be on a forum of another team that you clearly don't support. After the Huddersfield loss I got home and when I saw this forum the top 6 threads were all last commented on by you

I can can count on fingers and toes ahead of you playing london.

To some extent I agree with you. However sport is littered with successful clubs that when influential players and staff leave they have a period of what is considered underperformance. When such changes occur there is often an emotional effect that impinges on the team's performance as well as it being physically weakened. Add to this the temporary nature of your present appointment and the anticipation of 2020. All this works against a successful 2019.

Lamm may turn things around but his statements do not inspire a feeling that he has things in hand and a plan to make progress. This again will only add to the players apparently lack of confidence.

Have you seen the fixture list why do we play Salford away twice, in two weeks time and then on Easter Monday.

I think, barring injury, Lam needs to establish who's his starting 6 and 7, and given them game time to work with the team. Chopping and changing each week won't allow the halves to bed in and develop strong communication with their runners and linking up with the FB.

I can't see anyone else coming in during the 2019 season, so it's time for him to name his halves and give them time.

Interesting to see tickets for Warrington fans being sold in our end. Been plenty of trouble last few years there and can’t see any different especially if we win

Assume that means there won't be many of us there

I was considering giving it a swerve but sat there in the week and thought to myself that if I can’t turn up when we’re struggling then I shouldn’t turn up when we’re going well.

I hope it’s one of those games where the people who stay away regret doing so.

First to admit I can't get to every game inc home fixtures but those figures are pretty disappointing for a local derby.

Well shoot me now, but I'm one of those who will be watching on TV. And I hope Nicky is right, and I'll regret not going. And like, I imagine, a few of us, I'd be happier with at least a fighting (not literally!) performance even if we do go down. But we were comfortably beaten by a pretty poor Giants side last week, and our defence remains a real worry. Might make the trip to Salford, though, especially if the weather is bit better for the bike.

The thing is, if you keep going regardless, Lenegan wont take the hint that we need better quality signings and quick! Sometimes you have to vote with your feet. The amount of top class talent this club has lost and not replaced over the last few years is ridiculous and the standard of performances has been declining by the year only to be papered over with Wanes ability to get an extra 10% out of some very average players at the end of the year.

I respect your opinion and can see where you’re coming from but personally I’ll always attend as many games as I can, I watch Wigan because I love the club and always will, i don’t go to watch us lift a shiny trophy in August or October that’s just a bonus that has regularly come whilst watching Wigan

Not having a dig at anyone who decides not to go, it’s people’s personal choice and one I seriously considered myself but in the end I decided I’d get down there and hopefully see the start of the turnaround.

The one thing you’ll always get from the Wigan support is passion and even if that’s people voting with their feet then it’s because people care about the overall situation. We really need a pick me up soon though to start getting people back on side.

I don’t subscribe to the ‘vote with your feet’ mentality at all. If attendances keep dropping it’s hardly going to motivate the chairman to splash out more than he has to is it? I still think he’s a Wigan fan as well as a businessman and he wants the best for the club. I still trust him to run the club well and I have enough faith in him and the current squad to turn this season around. If players see crowds dwindling week on week it’s not going to improve their confidence. We talk about supporting the club through thick and thin and it seems some of our fans will only support a winning team. I find it quite sad at times.