I would say that if the London result doesn't motivate the coach and squad then we are probably down. I have very little confidence in the team at the moment and trying to turn over our very poor form is probably beyond the present squad.
The clubs made some crazy positional choices and CC seems reluctant to chance his arm and that could well result in his and the clubs downfall. you can not help but sense that the squad are suffering from some kind of unrest. The Pauli to Salford , a couple of departures round about the same time and the Rocky horror show have done nothing to put the club on a solid base.
HKR and Smith are also in the same position but at least show some adaptability and an up turn in performances.

Tomorrow will show if the team have any resilience and a will to win, lets hope they do because the teams around us are capable of gaining some points

where can you see our tries coming from or who

I think Catalan today play a lot like Wakefield Nowt in attack and no real structure. The thing is that they aren’t in a relegation battle and Tomkins and Mcllurm will be back

I don't Mopsey I hoping for an upturn in form showing some grit , determination and pride. leading to some v good personal performances. It more in hope than anything else. One things for sure if we do go down my support will be truly tested particularly with the lack of effort shown over the last couple of months and CCs lack of urgency.

Win tomorrow and London and KR will need two wins from their last three games. It's that simple. If we can't get up for this game, we deserve to go down.

Hampshire is the only player at the mo who can break the line. Lets keep him on the wing.....

Pretty poor taste Topic title. Was worried which individual we had lost.

If you can score 10 points then you will beat wire. Never seen a team with such a pitiful attack.

You clearly haven’t seen us play all season.

I hope to hear these words from CC after the HKR game tomorrow.
"It was a massive effort by the boys,it was pretty special. i said to them that it was one of our biggest efforts physically and mentally that i have ever been involved in as a player or a coach"

Not my comment, but the words of Danny Ward, the London coach this evening after London had beaten Catalans on their home turf.

I guess it is a lot better than our original plan to loan him to Huddersfield.

Indeed. I'd have chucked in the towel if that had come off.