: Sat Aug 15, 2009 2:48 pm  

deeHell wrote:

Because you obviously don't know what your on about if you never went to the game.

Does that mean that the fact I listened to via radio leeds last night, mean I don't know what I'm on about, if I started to talk about last nights performance?

Talking a which Jason Demitriou who was guest commentator, couldn't believe the lack of intensity from the team. From what radio leeds were saying last night, yes there were a few strange calls by the officials, but it would appear we got back on the coach home at half time.

Big inprovement required/needed for the next three games.

: Sat Aug 15, 2009 4:31 pm  

ash11 wrote:

Agreed...Wakey were beaten in a similar way by Shudds but went onto thrash Celtic the next week.

Cas have had a good season and if they make the playoffs, this result will be long forgotten.

Not quite as emphatic as that scoreline to be fair, a last ten minute frenzy from Hudds made it appear more lop sided than it actually was - but I get your point.

: Sat Aug 15, 2009 6:18 pm  

vastman wrote:

Not quite as emphatic as that scoreline to be fair, a last ten minute frenzy from Hudds made it appear more lop sided than it actually was - but I get your point.

Give over vasty we were completely outplayed that day, even the most blinkered supporter could see that, after the shinnanigans with Brough/Scully plus an alleged incident that happened on the day of the game I don't think we'd have beaten anyone that day. Luckily for us it was a one off and the only other time we have been well beaten was Saints at home, again the week prior to this we had major disruptions with the tragedy of Walkers death. Its how you bounce back from defeats such as these that count, Cas aren't out of the raqce yet but last nights heavy defeat may effectively put us two wins in front of them should we beat Celtic tomorrow as a 150 points difference deficit will be near on impossible to make up in 3 games, especially as its Wigan up next who are in a decent form.

: Sat Aug 15, 2009 6:22 pm  

rhinoms wrote:

I can't speak for the rest of the season and maybe i'm harsh after just last nights performance.
For me last night mate he was battered and when yer younger players were looking lost he didn't look like a captain to me.
He should of had the likes of mcgoldrick by the throat or at least given a good bollicking out.
The arguing behind the posts didn't help either with the finger pointing but if you can put this one to bed you should still make the 8.

I am not suprised seemed to me evans was the one trying to rally the troops. Chase cant do it all on his own. Westy was going barmy with teh defensive pattern and with the hyospital passes. If cas's future built on youth then why dont we play them instead of clayton mcgoldrick at least they would have played there hearts out for the badge.

: Sun Aug 16, 2009 11:32 am  

deeHell wrote:

Don't you feel a bit foolish having an opinion when you don't even go to the game? eh?

Don't you feel a bit foolish having opinions about our coach, our players, our stadium, our fans, etc, when you clearly know f**k all about any of them?

: Sun Aug 16, 2009 12:28 pm  

Disco wrote:

Don't you feel a bit foolish having opinions about our coach, our players, our stadium, our fans, etc, when you clearly know f**k all about any of them?

That's what you think

: Sun Aug 16, 2009 12:45 pm  

Uptoncat wrote:

Give over vasty we were completely outplayed that day, even the most blinkered supporter could see that, after the shinnanigans with Brough/Scully plus an alleged incident that happened on the day of the game I don't think we'd have beaten anyone that day. Luckily for us it was a one off and the only other time we have been well beaten was Saints at home, again the week prior to this we had major disruptions with the tragedy of Walkers death. Its how you bounce back from defeats such as these that count, Cas aren't out of the raqce yet but last nights heavy defeat may effectively put us two wins in front of them should we beat Celtic tomorrow as a 150 points difference deficit will be near on impossible to make up in 3 games, especially as its Wigan up next who are in a decent form.

No you give over, bad as we were the scoreline was not as emphatic as that. Are you seriously suggesting we played as badly against Hudds as Cas appear to have done against Leeds. Come off it. I hope you aren't because you usually talk sense but on this one you have lost the plot.

I swear only a Wakey fan could see our nearest rivals humiliated and then go out of their way too suggest anything Cas can do badly we can do worse. Can any Cas fans on here tell Wakey fans how to enjoy the moment without kicking ourselves at the same time. I reckon some Wakey fans whip themselves every time we win a game as a penance for enjoying something.

Worth noting that I did end by saying I got the Cas posters point

: Sun Aug 16, 2009 1:14 pm  

deeHell wrote:

Because you obviously don't know what your on about if you never went to the game.

Oh really ?

: Sun Aug 16, 2009 1:31 pm  

deeHell wrote:

Because you obviously don't know what your on about if you never went to the game.

Vastman typed
No you give over, bad as we were the scoreline was not as emphatic as that. Are you seriously suggesting we played as badly against Hudds as Cas appear to have done against Leeds. Come off it. I hope you aren't because you usually talk sense but on this one you have lost the plot.

I swear only a Wakey fan could see our nearest rivals humiliated and then go out of their way too suggest anything Cas can do badly we can do worse. Can any Cas fans on here tell Wakey fans how to enjoy the moment without kicking ourselves at the same time. I reckon some Wakey fans whip themselves every time we win a game as a penance for enjoying something.


so whos right here we have one nomark saying you cannot have an opinion because you werent there and then another seeming to be the all seeing eye.....

: Sun Aug 16, 2009 1:47 pm  

tigerman1+1 wrote:

Vastman typed
No you give over, bad as we were the scoreline was not as emphatic as that. Are you seriously suggesting we played as badly against Hudds as Cas appear to have done against Leeds. Come off it. I hope you aren't because you usually talk sense but on this one you have lost the plot.

I swear only a Wakey fan could see our nearest rivals humiliated and then go out of their way too suggest anything Cas can do badly we can do worse. Can any Cas fans on here tell Wakey fans how to enjoy the moment without kicking ourselves at the same time. I reckon some Wakey fans whip themselves every time we win a game as a penance for enjoying something.


so whos right here we have one nomark saying you cannot have an opinion because you werent there and then another seeming to be the all seeing eye.....

I don't really think I needed to be there to suggest you played badly with a scoreline like that do I. Frankly I don't read to much into it, it's just one of those strange results which thankfully are less common in SL than they used to be.

My beef is with Wakey fans who seems to need to beat themselves up instead of enjoying the moment. Let's be honest here, you being a super troll would have been on our site in a jiffy if it had been the other way around, so please don't insult us all by suggesting you have some moral superiority here - that would be too silly for words, even for you,