Re: Relegation : Sat Jul 25, 2015 1:34 pm  

Relegation is a possibility unless our belief returns and form with it.

We look knackered, we look undercooked in the forwards and our last 4 and a half performances have been shambolic for the most part. We lack basic game management, our kicking is poor, our tackling is woeful, our concentration appalling, our intensity levels are non existent and we are making too many basic errors.

If Wire exploit these failings and we end up with a fair old dicking in next week's CC semi, then we are in for a real dogfight and I would question whether some of the players have got the heart and desire in them.

As an ardent Rovers Fan and a champion of the glass half full mentality, I hope the boys prove me wrong.

Re: Relegation : Sat Jul 25, 2015 5:14 pm  

Beverley red wrote:

Not been very good with predictions this year but Rovers are well capable of wining all our remaining games the only sides that will bother us will be Widnes & Warington in the cup. The game at Bradford showed that we realy were a class above, Leigh may put up a fight but won't be able to contain our attack for the full 80 minutes.

The Bulls team that plays in the middle eights will be very different, particularly in the backs. I'm not convinced that Rovers will be able to match that performance but then you will not need to. A single point advantage would be enough. I think Campese and Kelly were a class above although I didn't notice much difference in the forwards.I can't imagine that the big Aussie winger will get the same opportunities. Hope you beat Wire and your overseas players are fully focused on Wembley.

Re: Relegation : Sun Jul 26, 2015 12:13 am  

SirStan wrote:

They won't have to, as we will be defending for >50% of the time. We will definitely lose away to Widnes & Leigh, the other fixtures should be enough to retain our status.

Good post...