possible chance of swap points

The trouble at the moment seems to be “jobs for the boys”.
To many are being given promises they will still have a back room job after they retire.
How many back room staff do we need.
This means players are being retained past a possible retirement stage as employment is guaranteed.
I know this leads to system continuity but if it is failing now what’s the point.
Fresh outside thinking could ir usually improves things.
Think back Madge had no axe to grind and was free to have a clear out if he wanted.

2nd in the league with a 200+ points difference and 8 points clear of 5th. Have you gone completely puddled or just a half way?

As a club, we’ve had 2 bad weeks but that doesn’t mean the season is over. It means we’ve had 2 bad weeks. Talk about going over the top!!

I am not arguing for SW to be sacked at this stage but it seems more than co-incidence that he announces he is leaving mid season (why not wait until season end??????) and that is immediately followed by two absolutely dire performances - the worry is that this announcement has totally derailed the confidence/spirit of the squad - although if it has it is unacceptably unprofessional.

The next game is a crucial one not just for the result but what kind of performance the team puts out (especially after the off-field incidents as well) and if it is another abject performance then the timing of Wane's announcement and his continued role as coach should be up for discussion.

I think a lot is now down to the players to actually show some pride in the club.

The next coach is already at the club , step up john. He will be in charge until mr edwards arrives in 2020. Wish as the castleford coach said we had the balls of hull.

I don’t see how SW announcing he is leaving would unsettle the players?
What are we U10’s?

They’re professional bloody players who play rugby league. Nothing much more to it.

Good grief.
Wigan are in a commanding position in the league. A soft run in compared to Saints so could even make top before the split....other than being kicked out the CC by a pre Magic CC favourite, Wane doesn't seem to be doing an awful lot wrong, especially when his team has been running a prop light all season...you can lay blame at IL for that not SW.

Should have been!!!

Up to Magic weekend Wigan playing well, winning games, scoring lots of points, second in league two point behind Saints with a game in hand......all looks good , then

Wane announces his resignation.

Awful performance (perhaps with mitigation) against Hull Kr, absolutely dire performance and dumped out of CC against Wire and then another bad performance against Wakey - team struggling to score, soft in defense and looking lost no direction and attack completely lost.

Co-incidence??????? If it is then there is something else going on....

I get your point completely but as professional players this shouldn’t be affecting them as bad as it either is or something else behind the scenes is.

They should have more professionalism and more about them than this.

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I don't see hull, wire, cas and saints as an easier run in the next 5 or 6 games at the moment!

No those are tough games against teams in form and confident at the best of times - with the way the team is currently playing getting anything out of those games is going to be a challenge.

Unless there is a major change in performance some of those could be very tough (or even potentially embarrassing, Saints could have a field day against the team at present).

The key issue here is that those bar Hull are home games. Wigan seldom lose at home regardless of away form....you lost 3 away games in around 12 days and the Wigan bench is weak.
Wigan need this extended week to get some belief back. A win at Hull would be a massive result and suddenly it's all on again...even with if a loss at Hill...the home ties will put this straight.
Saints have it all to do with leeds Wire and Wigan.