What a load of old tosh

Dont wonder, you will get lost mate, just stick with us and it will work out

im sure it will

The way I read the Post is the OP was told by mr Wilkes that the session was optional and wildcat26 has made his own observation has to how many players were there .how many we're there who knows but we all can draw our own conclusions on the low turn out.Personally I can understand the fans frustration.

This threads appears to me to be the usual reactionary ballcocks from Wakey fans rather than any considered analysis of a given situation. Overreact to success, overreact to failure. Would getting All the players in for an extra session mean we are more likely to beat Wigan or is it just a way to punish players and thus make the fans feel better with no beneficial effect on the team?

Seems to me like we've a lot crocked with a thin squad, and a coach who doesn't want to burn the young'uns unless he really has no choice. If that is the case, I can see it his way too.

Optional training is used by a lot of clubs. If you need extra training that's where you do it.
As long as there is enough 'regular' training it's not a big deal.
There are some highly strung people on here.

Can't wait for next game just so I van see how they react.

This threads a none starter, nothing to see here.

Twitter interactions with the fans can only end one way though......

Login off?

Now I've gone back on the thread to read it properly....
why is no one commenting that, on top of normal training, a number of players, including Annakin who some have said has not had a great attitude in the past, and Wilkes who was dropped, have chosen to try and get ahead of the game and train harder to improve themselves.

They can't train 24 hours a day, but effectively, it's like you or I doing unpaid overtime at work.
It's all a matter of perspective.

As I said - I misunderstood the OP; cancel that bollocking - my bad!

Call me old fashioned, but I rather the players took to the field to convince us how much it means to them - rather than taking to social media to get the message across.

You can look at it two ways. Yes, players were given the option to have an additional training session and not all felt they needed it. It is telling that the ones who were there were the ones who perhaps aren't guaranteed choices. The other view is that the players have hit a pocket of poor form (started in February) and perhaps needed a break, and coming back on Tuesday feeling refreshed and with a bit more fire in their bellies might do more good than continually flogging the dead horse.