Re: Let's get behind the team on Sunday : Wed Mar 04, 2009 5:53 pm  

TheDoc wrote:

Just wondering what would happen if we got behind the team instead of bleating about how bad things are.
Maybe the fans are partly to blame for our woes at present - think about it!

Walking out of the tunnel not knowing whcih warrington fans are going to turn up. It works both ways.

[b]Let's get behind them100% and see if we can make a difference[/b]

At least it will make it harder for leeds to score

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 8:46 pm  

TheDoc wrote:

All we need now is another 7000 or so of the same opinion and we have cracked it...

Maybe somebody should stand outside the turnstiles wih flyers.

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 9:01 pm  

Geordie wrote:

Give 100% and you will always get support win, loose or draw. Anything less and the supporters won't be on your side.

Bradford 2002 at home is one that will long live in the memory as an example of this.

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 9:06 pm  

The All New Chester Wire wrote: It's up to you what you do. After the disgraceful way we treated Paul Cullen, nothing would surpise me though. I'm doing this. If PC had opted to do the decent thing and leave before it became untenable for him (I do not accept that he resigned), we would have avoided a lot of that bitterness. PC did well out of Warrington Wolves and coached at a level above where he could have reasonably expected. I wish him luck in the National Leagues.

The All New Chester Wire wrote: It's up to you what you do. After the disgraceful way we treated Paul Cullen, nothing would surpise me though. I'm doing this. If PC had opted to do the decent thing and leave before it became untenable for him (I do not accept that he resigned), we would have avoided a lot of that bitterness. PC did well out of Warrington Wolves and coached at a level above where he could have reasonably expected. I wish him luck in the National Leagues.