Prior to the Hull game and following the positivity from the game against Wartington I was considering hospitality, now I'm staying at home.

Interesting use of the word "if" (they get through to the next round). This infers that there may be some doubt about it.
Leigh are playing really well just now and they will beat us by 14-18 points, it could be more.

Last season there were usually around 12 in our group watching Trin.
This season there are 6/7 and on Friday it will be 1 or 2, mind you, because of the game is on Friday, it now clashes with something else.
Ordinarily, the Rugby would take priority but, to sacrifice a decent night out to suffer another pile of crap, is just not worth it.

Following Carter's interview on Sky, we know that Applegarth is safe for the season and that there is no cash for reinforcements and that the fans, who pay their hard earned brass at the turnstiles, just have to suck it up.

I cant think of any other club in any other sport that would be so utterly passive in our situation.

Yes, Wire have stuck with Powell after a really dismal season last year but, there is nothing else close.

Michael Carter what a disgrace. For the CEO to say that relegation could be a godsend is the most spineless attitude ive ever heard. How does a statement like that help the players in our current situation never mind the money paying supporters. The man thinks only about himself. I thank him for his initial actions to save the club but it does not give him the right to preach relegation is acceptable. The quicker he goes the better.

Michael Carter what a disgrace. For the CEO to say that relegation could be a godsend is the most spineless attitude ive ever heard. How does a statement like that help the players in our current situation never mind the money paying supporters. The man thinks only about himself. I thank him for his initial actions to save the club but it does not give him the right to preach relegation is acceptable. The quicker he goes the better.

If relegation was that good why do all the clubs except us do what they can to avoid it.

No excitement just excrement….

I see another statement from our coach stating the obvious. The problem is that he has had 12 games to show some improvement and has spectacularly failed to do so. He complimented Hull on their goal line defence but let’s be honest any under 12’s team could stop us from scoring.
I have failed to see any progress under his tutelage so why he thinks it will but I guess it is what he needs to say. He is completely out of his depth but I still believe he was selected not because he was the right man to coach but he was the right man for the club.

Agree,

You mean he came cheap?

Probably but also malleable to the wishes of some.

WHY IS HE STILL HERE

To be honest he should do the decent thing and walk. His self belief is admirable but it's misguided. The squad isn't good enough in reality but the coaching appears none existent from the outside looking in.

More to the point why are Carter and Minards still here.

I think both the club and mash need to have a chin wag. For me Mash should take a step back to the asst role and welcome the opportunity to work under a more experienced coach. That of course results in the club looking for a new man who can not only develop the squad, be in charge of recruitment but get the present squad performing from day one
Now would be the time. Any new coach would require a 2 year contract and wouldn't come cheap.

Did I not read that our attacking problems were the fault of Ford and now under our coach it will change. He should be a politician because his skill to deflect responsibility is admirable however he is the coach or that is what it says on his door so the buck stops with him. If he actually cared about the club he would accept the job is just too big and step down regardless of the rubbish spouted by Carter in his support.