I genuinely think there is a mindset problem at Wane's Wigan. Everything is a problem or an excuse to be used rather than a challenge to be overcome. Having international players is a feature of success, something that benefits and develops them, exposing them to different situations, other players and a higher standard of play. But for Wane it's just another excuse to use, something else to publicly complain about. It's the loser mentality of a coach clearly feeling the pressure to deliver.
"Brian McDermott, with a wry smile, nods when asked if he remembers a specific incident which made him realise he was a prick. 'I do', he murmurs."
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He's just giving his honest opinion and there's probably an element of truth in it. Absolute non-story to be honest.
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The Ghost of '99 wrote:I genuinely think there is a mindset problem at Wane's Wigan. Everything is a problem or an excuse to be used rather than a challenge to be overcome. Having international players is a feature of success, something that benefits and develops them, exposing them to different situations, other players and a higher standard of play. But for Wane it's just another excuse to use, something else to publicly complain about. It's the loser mentality of a coach clearly feeling the pressure to deliver.
Spot on, the big clubs always usually make up the majority of the England squad every year yet we still end up with the same teams winning stuff. Leeds and Saints made up a large number of England squad during the 07-09 period yet they continued to reach GF's vs each other.
"The Golden Generation finally has its Golden Fleece! They have Wembley Cup Final winners medals to add to their collection."
Makes himself seem a bit silly with those comments.
Here are the number of players each club has had called up by England/GB over the last few years for end of season comps. (For instance the 2008/09 section refers to the 2008 World Cup. The numbers refer to the number of players from each SL club for the 2009 season)
So yes Wane will have had the likes of O'Loughlin, Farrell etc with shortened pre-seasons for the last few years, but it's nothing the other competitors for the title haven't gone through too at different times. I'm sure Leeds would have loved for Sinfield to get a break or maybe Wellens or Wilkin at Saints, but that's just how it goes.
Makes himself seem a bit silly with those comments.
Here are the number of players each club has had called up by England/GB over the last few years for end of season comps. (For instance the 2008/09 section refers to the 2008 World Cup. The numbers refer to the number of players from each SL club for the 2009 season)
So yes Wane will have had the likes of O'Loughlin, Farrell etc with shortened pre-seasons for the last few years, but it's nothing the other competitors for the title haven't gone through too at different times. I'm sure Leeds would have loved for Sinfield to get a break or maybe Wellens or Wilkin at Saints, but that's just how it goes.
Mods, can we please correct the spelling in the title of this thread, before the casual visitor to the site gets the wrong/right (delete as preferred) impression of RL fans ?
"...the biggest boor, the most opinionated pompous bigot that frequents these
boards and he is NOT to be taken at all seriously. "
Surely players involved with England re getting a better level of training than they would at THEIR club's. Therefore, it would suggest that they would improve further, with being called up for international duty.
It' up to Wigan, to manage their players properly, in terms of fitness, rehab etc.
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ThePrinter wrote:Spot on, the big clubs always usually make up the majority of the England squad every year yet we still end up with the same teams winning stuff. Leeds and Saints made up a large number of England squad during the 07-09 period yet they continued to reach GF's vs each other.
If you look back at the past you will find that the top clubs have always managed to over come this problem, from the 80s Hull Kr and hull FC manage to still win things with their players in the G Britain team and work has well
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The Ghost of '99 wrote:I genuinely think there is a mindset problem at Wane's Wigan. Everything is a problem or an excuse to be used rather than a challenge to be overcome.
Absolutely this.
With him in charge they're a total joke of a club.
Gotcha in 2016 wrote:McDermott is going. I actually think he is more relaxed because of it, and seems to have let the shackles go. He apparently asked to finish the season, and that is what they agreed.
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