Cheers try scorer let's hope for clubs sake were not right

I really don't understand all the venom towards MC. I can understand people coming on here questioning some of his decision after all the bloke is relatively new to RL, not as perfect as we'd like him to be but he's there isn't he steadying the ship every day! He's the man who, with one or two more saved this club again! If it hadn't been for him you wouldn't have a WT, so get off the bloke's back!

What, I thought you and try scorer were always right!

Yep because you'd hate it if that happened wouldn't you

You're too old to have a licence anyway, plus your eye sights questionable and your judgements impaired. I highly suspect you drink too much and you're definitely smoking something most times you post on here.

do you suffer from gerontophobia?

You missed out that he's the only one on here what was at Wembley in 1946 when we beat Wigan

Don't we all?

Bit suprised at you chissit, has an old east Moor player I know you were below my level has a player but sticking boot in, I've known plenty of East Moor lads but cheap shots weren't the norm, it's avenger I can't way up I've either left him out of district or County sides but I don't think he would have ever been at that level talks too much rot ,he's an international though at trying to be disrespectful to his elders ,not that it worries me I'd take him on any day. I don't wear glasses nowt up with my eyes my judgements perfect cos I think my assessment of you is spot on

Have a word with yourself you you were never in my league just ask any of them, I notice you don't mention me playing with Hawley, Cooper and Godfrey and the likes of Terry Crook, darn at BV, not to mention me stint with Brooookhouse, there's those that could do it and those that just talked it.
Come to think of it I don't remember you being involved in the selection of the district or county sides either unless you were the kit man, as for being disrespectful I always respect my elders it was you what said you'd been to all of Wakefields Wembley appearances, and just to finish off haven't you got a chairman at Bellevue to hurl insults at instead of hassling me

You've certainly got me mistaken with some one else old cock I've never said and never been to any wakefield game at Wembley not talking about coaching open age district and county ,played for em , but talking u17s lads who's next step was in the pro game ,lads you mention I've played against and with ,don't think you'd a been a first team erst at brook house in their hayday if you were you'd have worked out who I was and you'd have probably had your nose bent by me

Rearrange these words into a well known phrase

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Not sure what your talking about really if I'm honest I'm as confused as you seem to be reading your post, I never mentioned open age, if you mean around the time they lost at Widnes in the challenge cup as their heyday I was playing in their u19s at the time so no I did not play in that side.
Those names I mentioned played in an exceptional Trinity u19 side in 1965 and one thing I'm sure of you didn't play in that side, so the only way you could have played against them was if you played for Normanton, and fwiw having played very few open age games I doubt I'd have been around for you to have bent my nose, but I must admit plenty tried and it's still in shape, I don't know what your thoughts on the matter are as you only seem to want to talk about yourself, but I was sorry to see Smith go but I'm quite happy with the new appointment made by Mr Carter and I'm sure you'll get over the disappointment of him going and get behind the new coach

now then tryscorer, you have got me wondering who you are, I know all the names chissitt mentioned very well ,had a drink or two with all of them..you must be from or played with one of the Normy / Cas / Fev. sides of Wakey district? come on give us a clue ,there were a hell of a lot of top class u17s and u19s RL players around back in the mid to late 60's .

Don't want to talk about myself old lad but when you surrounded by a baying pack it's called defence

Enough guys.......

I shouldn't need to tell you this. Keep somewhere near the thread subject please.

Got bored and reread this. Some fascinating comments from people!

he is with the Warriors over here now as assit coach or something - so put money on them to come last!

We're all pretending we can't see it. Like finding stuff you wrote to your long forgotten girlfriend just after she left.

Might be some humble pie being eaten in some households now, I suspect.

Yup. And it tastes good.

the silence in certain quarters did seem to be quite deafening.............

No humble pie from me (though I haven’t gone back to read the comments)

I was happy with Smith’s appointment at the time and when I met him I found him quite an inspirational kind of guy. He was exactly what we needed at the time. Could he have done what Chester has done if he’d stayed? I’m not sure he could but we’ll never know. Is Chester benefiting from him being the coach before him? I think so yes.

We were on a sinking ship at the time and so forming a top 4 side was a long way from the plan. But he got us organised and recruited a couple of good players that are still here.

And if nothing else, he is the start of the revolution. His team, probably against the odds, beat Chester’s Hull KR team which forced Rovers to sack Chester. A few weeks later Smith made his exit in true divorce type drama, to make way for a refreshed Chester. The rest is history.

I wish him well.

Lol. Now I've gone back to look at a few of the comments I see what you mean DC.
Not all those posters posting are allowed to post now. But some on here could do with reading it again.

I read some of the posts earlier today.

Yes, there are quite a few who no longer post.

My apologies of the doubting, when all the uncertainty was around. The turnaround has been quite remarkable.

Some think the turnaround began straight after the MPG, but I think it was after that.

If you count the win at home to Huddersfield in 2016, as the turn around, it isn't even two years.

There was though, some rather astute signings by Smith, and also Webster