I was disappointed we didn't keep Croft as I thought he progressed nicely following his long layoff injured. He would probably be in for Lyne now especially as Hall as left.
Although I was impressed with Shaw's aggression during his early Academy years I never really understood the hype around him in his later years. Always rumoured to be some friction around his relationship with the club so hardly surprising that he's getting his two penneth in. Wouldn't really be in front of Eseh, although neither should Atoni.

Looks like we have got our answer to What happens next.. Mark Applegarth: Wakefield Trinity coach 'right man' despite losing run - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-leagu ... 773........ and the answer is more of the same!

Looks like we have got our answer to What happens next.. Mark Applegarth: Wakefield Trinity coach 'right man' despite losing run - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-leagu ... 773........ and the answer is more of the same!

Good to see that while Trinity were serving up a pile of the proverbial, Corey Hall was smashing it at KR and made the SL team of the week.

.. and Dagger picked up an injury on Sunday so it looks even more stupid a decision to do the swop

I've been saying this for a while saw this kid for awhile hull academy never rated him could run a bit always thought he was a soft lad now the chicken as come to roost when a bit of leadership is needed there's as I suspected nowt there

Dagger is not the one to pick out for lack of leadership.

Quote Hopwood="Hopwood"Looks like we have got our answer to What happens next.. Mark Applegarth: Wakefield Trinity coach 'right man' despite losing run - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-leagu ... 773........ and the answer is more of the same!'" So the frog stays in the pan as the water boils?!!!?

Quote Hopwood="Hopwood"Looks like we have got our answer to What happens next.. Mark Applegarth: Wakefield Trinity coach 'right man' despite losing run - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-leagu ... 773........ and the answer is more of the same!'" So the frog stays in the pan as the water boils?!!!?

The only justification i can think of, and it’s a pretty flimsy one, is after our guaranteed flogging at Wigan next weekend there is a two week break due to the international games. That may be a better time to change as it gives more time to get someone else in and let them get some training sessions with them. Other than that i’m stumped.

He had a very good game.

Sad when you see that, then not 48 hours later, the dross we dish up

I genuinely feel for Applegarth. No doubt he's busting his balls off and the mental pressure must be enormous right now, a very lonely place, but it's clearly not working for whatever reason and the merciful thing to do now would be to replace him. If he stays at the club fair enough I'd have no issue with that.

More of the same im afraid. But being a realist we've always been on the backfoot in superleague with lack of funds,poor crowds & no money men.But for all that i`ve always always enjoyed going to watch our underdogs play because a lot of are old reject signings have had a point to prove, and turning over top side made for great scenes in our crappy old ground.But this week was dreadful and the big money signings are woeful aand have no affinity to wakefield,but everbody knows if they were decent they would not be here,and its quite clear to all the fans that they probably wish they weren`t. what a shamblesall through the club

His comments don't appear to suggest he's under pressure to me. Why doesn't he resign then if it's too much for him?