Re: Goons on Sunday and injured players coming back : Thu Mar 18, 2010 4:59 pm  

Big game for us on sunday.

Although our home form has been very good, we have struggled away from home (in comparison) with a tight win over Warrington and the Brudfurt game also. We are also comming off the back of an good home win and need to prove our own mental toughness and (hopefully) put in a A+ performance. Every monday on our board people are stating about how important the next game is and this is no exception.

Never an easy game at the jungle and somtimes a depleted team can pull it toghether for the big games. Saying this i really feel that the outcome of sunday will be more to do with how Wigan play as oppsosed to yourselves. That is not to say that you will not deserve you win (if it should come).

We have the potential to blow you away on sunday, i just hope that the lads dont take there mind of the agenda.

Wigan by 35.

Re: Goons on Sunday and injured players coming back : Thu Mar 18, 2010 5:51 pm  

So you're going to blow us away and seal the deal with a drop goal to win by that odd number?

Re: Goons on Sunday and injured players coming back : Thu Mar 18, 2010 6:10 pm  

Bonzo wrote:

Thread cleaned up - keep it on topic please.

A hazel nut in every bar

Re: Goons on Sunday and injured players coming back : Fri Mar 19, 2010 11:35 am  

Towns88 wrote:

So you're going to blow us away and seal the deal with a drop goal to win by that odd number?

That was a finger slip, sorry.

wigan by 37

Re: Goons on Sunday and injured players coming back : Sun Mar 21, 2010 7:05 pm  

Lost against a Wigan side that didnt look to get out of 3rd gear today.

We gave it a good shot but with the lack of depth and quality in the squad it will be a miracle if we make the playoffs.

Glad Jordan Thompson had a run out and didnt look out of place.

Would like to know what the hell gets said at half time by the coach as,yet again the players were half asleep at the start of the 2nd half.

Terry's talks should be sponsored by Horlicks

Re: Goons on Sunday and injured players coming back : Mon Mar 22, 2010 11:36 am  

duke street 10 wrote:

Lost against a Wigan side that didnt look to get out of 3rd gear today.

We gave it a good shot but with the lack of depth and quality in the squad it will be a miracle if we make the playoffs.

Glad Jordan Thompson had a run out and didnt look out of place.

Would like to know what the hell gets said at half time by the coach as,yet again the players were half asleep at the start of the 2nd half.

Terry's talks should be sponsored by Horlicks

Wigan looked sharp in attack! I don't know what Roberts has been on but he looks twice the player he was last season! Same goes for Coley he had a hell of a game.

At least we got to see O'Loughlan run away and hide when someone half his size squared up to him

Re: Goons on Sunday and injured players coming back : Mon Mar 22, 2010 12:10 pm  

who needs flankers? wrote:

Wigan looked sharp in attack! I don't know what Roberts has been on but he looks twice the player he was last season! Same goes for Coley he had a hell of a game.

At least we got to see O'Loughlan run away and hide when someone half his size squared up to him

called using your brain - 10 minutes for chase in the bin and a big smile from Shaun

no point in joining him warming the dug out seats

Re: Goons on Sunday and injured players coming back : Mon Mar 22, 2010 1:06 pm  

who needs flankers? wrote:

Wigan looked sharp in attack! I don't know what Roberts has been on but he looks twice the player he was last season! Same goes for Coley he had a hell of a game.

At least we got to see O'Loughlan run away and hide when someone half his size squared up to him

And Locky did the right thing in just ignoring him and concentrating on sealing the two points.