Whats with the negativity? I know we got but thrusted by Cas but we did them over early in the season and no one was complaining then. We operate on a salary cap have the size of everyone else (except Cas) so the fact that we are not in the bottom two is positive in its self. We are going to lose games against teams around us and we are also going to win some, we are not good enough to win most weeks , most weeks we are going to get bummed and despite what some people think the players do always give 100%.

Until we get a new ground and the weird folk of wakefield come on mass to support the team we are never going to be better than alan average.

So chill out its only a game and accept that we are not Leeds or Wigan .........................yet



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Couldn't agree more, we were fortunate last season that we had so many new players and coaching staff, who all came together as a team and wanted to impress and make an impression. That team spirit is what carried us into the playoffs.

Jonh also makes a very interesting and well thought out point regarding conditioning which has contributed to this season's lull. I'm also questioning whether the players are really performing for Agar, does he fully have their respect? I'm not so sure, and after watching the Magic game back, the two dressing rooms at HT couldn't have been any different.

Lets just hope we can show some significant improvement in the remainder of the season

You'll be one of "the sheep" too then (not that you'll be ridiculed or abused for it, mind - this board is open to all).

Bulls points deduction also helped.

That would fall under the bit of luck, along with the two 1 point victories.

Glad to hear it.

Not a case of being a sheep though, it just makes no commercial sense to pay off one coach who has got a relatively decent record with us, to replace him with someone else who may or may not have more success. If we were getting bombed every week, I could understand people wanting him out - but we aren't. (last 2 weeks excepted)