I'm ok with calling for the Coach to go but we have to suggest a viable and realistic alternative to bring in. I don't know who's about at the moment to fill the gap....?

Whatever you think of him, Shaun Wane wouldn't accept performances like the one on Friday (can't comment on yesterday but I imagine you were just as bad).

Not a bad call but isn't he currently contracted to the Scotland RFU as 'High Performance Coach'? That said, If he had anything to do with their second half come back against England in the 6 nations than I'll personally drive him to Craven Park and employ him as 'Second Half Coach'

We weren’t as bad I’d say just 3 young lads on the bench were no match for wires forwards so the inevitable happened

Sometimes have to be careful what you wish for.
Not many realistic options about (unless you have Warringtons budget), so you could end up with an untried NRL assistant, or someone from the top end of the Championship.

True, but I think most Rovers fans would be prepared to take that gamble at this stage in the season. The question is; will Neil Hudgell…..?

A new coach still wouldn’t have anywhere near enough props.

I think, at something resembling full strength we could maybe stretch to the lower end of mid-table. With our pack now in a worse place than even in other recent years (and that is saying something), we are really up against it. I don’t see how a new coach changes that. Unfortunately, I don’t see how anything changes it. We just have take the beatings for a few more weeks, and hope we can pick up enough wins from the last 12 or 14 rounds or so, to grab 11th.

We hit our straps last dozen or so games last season, at times we were almost unbeatable.

Can it happen again this season ?

We can but hope.

Changing the coach won’t make a difference we did that when we sacked Chester and ended up getting relegated the fact is three quarters of the pack is injured and nothing will change until those players are back

As my brother keeps saying - it's the hope that kills you.

Why shouldn't fans blame the head coach? He and the Board are responsible for us going with a skinny squad this season, it was obvious to me at least, that injuries would leave us up a creek without a paddle and what happened? Along came the injuries! We seem to lack direction, our tackling is pathetic but on Monday, as with other matches this season, we came out in the second half a completely different team and promptly surrendered. What was in the team talk? Whatever it was must have deflated the team. After the Derby fiasco Sheens said strong words, not harsh, were said, it's obvious those words didn't have any effect on Friday or Monday. To sum up I think the head coach must bear the blame for our pathetic showings this season and go before it gets any worse!