Post subject: Would you say Fridays game is dee day?.
Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 9:36 pm
Gimp boy
Player Coach
Joined: Apr 09 2006 Posts: 126
After thinking today at all outcomes would you say that friday could be D,Day for lowes and certainly for most of the players.
If we show another half hearted not interested performance and people dont step up to the plate could that be the end of LOWES and his coaching team?
Surely he has given them the rounds of the table and told them this must stop of things will change ie so called start players sitting on the bench where they deserve to be etc.
Just a wee note on the Hanley saga i honestly dont think he would come here,he will be waiting to see what happens with Mr Noble as im sure they would go for him.
I see at as The well drilled side, organised, workmanlike side vs The badly prepared, unorganised and unprepared to work hard side. Now, I really hope i'm wrong, but I know which I think I'll win.
Joined: Mar 07 2005 Posts: 3929 Location: The middle of nowhere
Reckon we'll give it our best shot but this might prove to be just that bit too far to stretch for our lads, unless Kear can come up with a genius tactic to make up for a lack of any half-backs. Hope I'm wrong though!
Aire day, I would imagine, with us being in West Yorkshire.
We're the first ones to starve, we're the first ones to die The first ones in line for that pie-in-the-sky And we're always the last when the cream is shared out For the worker is working when the fat cat's about
However you class this match don't read a lot into who wakey have missing.
From a 1st hand view point you will meet a committed,passionate and very dangerous side!
With drew,demetriou and the pack lead by stosic they have plenty of fire in their bellys and if you lot perform how you did against catalans you'll get beat up and outplayed.
Joined: Apr 26 2005 Posts: 4190 Location: Under the thumb!
A defeat, even a tonking, at Wakey won't force the boards hand. The week after against Leeds is, ... well, it's against Leeds so a defeat, even a tonking, is to be expected.
'Quins away, or if he survives that one, Rovers or Crusaders at home will be D-Day.
Eddie Hemmings said not wrote:"Remember last time they were here, the Huddersfield Giants, they lost to a Luke Walsh drop goal. He's only scored four drop goals in his St Helens career has Luke Walsh and each and every one of them have been scored by Luke Walsh"
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