Having players traveling long distances must be causing problems & having a mixed squad of part time & full time players cant help as they wont be having enough sessions together, i'm guessing the long distance travelers will only train once a week.

With nearly all the other teams being part time i'd have said you would be better part time which would have saved allot of money and enabled the full squad to train together 3 nights a week like most others do.

Prob takes a little pressure off too as teams want to prove a point against you with you being full time. Your owner must be pulling his hair out with the money he has put in and staff he has installed and put his faith in.

Hope you can get over the bad patch and kick on because its good to see a strong widnes side and one which should be up there in super league with the fan base & home grown players its produced.

how much longer can this go on before cullen gets the cull?

may go on for a long time......he's a good talker when his teams defeated. Look how well he used to speak after Wires defeats and how long he hung on to his job for there.

These big name coaches dont always work in the lower leagues. Id have stuck with John Stank, good young coach with new ideas and no pressure. He also knows the players in this league and did a great job with the 2nd team/academy the other year.

No i'm not his brother, agent or mate. i'd just like to see him given a chance.

He's bald!



Only a few of the team are full-time.

that was cas crash rugby from vikings today

oops didnt know he was bald. probably had a full head of hair before he got involved in the game of rugby league. It drives us all mad at times!

And until that is changed, you'll continue to struggle, as we found out in 2006.

You could be right! But I doubt he could have lost a full head of hair in 18 months.

I'v had enough of Widnes now, there a joke half of them are clueless, if results like this keep happeneing then there going to lose the fans

Typoed

Widnes have become a typical Cullen side: dangerous in the opponent's 30 but terrible in defence.

However, it was a cracking game today, the best I've seen all season. Well worth the journey from Hull.