0-52 at home to hudds in 2010 is one for me. Mainly as we had started the season pretty well and I’d managed to talk a couple of mates down to watch for the first time. They didn’t come back I’m afraid!

I can stand a defeat, being a Wakefield supporter it is a supporting hazard that comes with the choice. What I don’t like is a team which appears to lack any coaching. I know the Webster era produced many similar performances but in his defence the squad he had does not compare with the current team.
I don’t expect a win on Saturday but if we continue to produce the dribble we have seen all to often once again then you would hope Chester would do the honourable thing but in view of his 20% win rate over the last 25 games I doubt it. I expect the injury excuse will come out once again and will be accepted. I guess if it does not change then the club will have to decide between loyalty to the coach against the loss of income that naturally follows the recent displays.
What should also matter to Chester is that the club has pushed their desire for success in the cup this year and you would hope that he pulls out all the coaching stops to ensure the team does at least show some desire.

Im almost certain that the HKR chairman said that when he walked in to the chainging room at Wembley he knew they were up for a pasting. The team seemed happy enough just to have reached the final.
I find the whole atmosphere at Wakey very relaxed and wonder just how much coaching actually takes place. its great to let the players go out and express themselves when they win but ends up disastrous when they loose.
We do have a number of off the cuff players.

I think this is our big problem. We have relied on individual brilliance from the likes of Tupou, Tom J, Fifita and Hampshire. When they are off form or injured we have no plan B.

I was always told if a man can't look you in the face he's hiding something. Well, he hardly looked at the reporter before the Cats game his eyes went everywhere apart from her. He looked sheepish, whilst he was being interviewed

Well God help Hull KR as coach Tony Smith never looks at the interviewer. His eyes swivel round and up and down like David Blunket's