I wonder what SOC will do now.
I sincerely hope we go all out with focus on the first team to ensure we stay in SL.
Nothing else matters next year than league position.
Annoyingly I think this will mean Cas and Wakefield will get away without having to invest in stadiums.
Overall a big step backwards in my opinion.

The bottom line is that to survive next season and into 2015 you have to bring in 6 - 8 NRL players who will do a job for you. That job is to stay in Super League.
You have been doing it right in introducing younger players, however they make mistakes and sometimes they can cost games.
Next season you can't afford those mistakes and that's where seasoned and battle hardened NRL men can do the job for you.
You may not like it, I most certainly don't, you have to deal with it though.
You cannot risk your survival on the current squad.
Cas have improved already, Wakey can win games against their closest rivals and Salford will be far better after Koukash has splashed the cash.
London are in a bad place, you have to make sure you are not!

I do not have much faith in us not being one of the two teams to go with the current coaching set up.

I do not think DB is capable of keeping us in SL.

It will be interesting to see how the rest of the season pans out - if we continue in free - fall then lets hope the chief executive realises that change is required.

Out of interest, does anybody have the stats on DB results since he came to Widnes - championship included.

Maybe Cas, ours is signed and sealed. Opening 2016 if all goes to plan, access road and surrounding units under construction by the end of this year.

About time too

It looks like whos gets the best players next season will stay up,going back to what it used to be like,the days of the yoyo teams return

Not the "best players" it will be the clubs who gets the "best team together". You can have the best players in the world but if they don't "gel" they will suffer.