And if we lose to Rovers, Hudds and Leeds, all of which is distinctly possible, we would have one win from our last 11 games at the end of the season. After Widnes we've only beaten Saints, so far

And what if we beat Rovers, Hudds and Leeds? We would then have 4 wins and a draw in our last 6!!

If Bosc had not missed with the last kick of the game in round 1 we would've dropped another point.

This is HIGHLY unlikely.

And all this after our form has noticeably improved.

Fair point, but you have to admit it's unlikely

Leeds/Hudds could well rest players in our games.

we haven't won 3 in a row all season, we're not going to start now

It seems that there are people who still think that thousands of fans are over the moon with this season's results.

Not sure it is interesting at all, as it represents the votes of keyboard warriors who are a minority across the whole group of supporters.

I voted No btw

So it only represents the views of keyboard warriors? Yet you've also voted? So your also a keyboard warrior whose opinion should be instantly discounted. Congratulations.

Correct. Thereby showing the silliness of the whole thing !
(its called IRONY)

I find it amazing and interesting to hear those who are still supporting Radford. I'm not sure what it says about them as individuals or is merely a reflection of where the club is currently?

I do question the support he receives from AP? Is it Adam who isn't as forthcoming as he portrays in the media to help Radford, or Radfords inexperience to ask for help?

Either way to much water has passed under the bridge now and his position is unsustainable long term.

For what its worth I voted to give Radford a few games next season.

The reason for this... It seems obvious that Radford would have to physically assault Pearson to be sacked as it stands. Pearson appears to have a medium term plan to make is self sufficient via an effective youth system. To all looking from the outside that youth system is beginning to bear seed.

We are lead to understand that the first team had "issues" which were left by McRae / Gental (although I think there is some scapegoating there).

If we get another coach now, or even before the start of next season, will be have the well worn excuse of "Well, its not my team, judge me on my signings" which appears to be a staple phase used by some coaches?

Personally I think you only have to look at Powell at Cas to see what a competent coach can do with a collective group of players.

If results are not up to scratch after 6 games next season, I would get rid, having had someone lined up well before that.

That seems a pretty well-balanced view, and not unrealistic