: Wed Mar 04, 2009 1:54 am  

getdownmonkeyman wrote:

I have noticed a turning, especially since we left Wilderspool.

Brian Bevan roundabout?

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 8:31 am  

Steve51 wrote:

In fairness Lowes points out his game plan.

If we stop the crappy dropped balls on the opponents line & gave away less penalties then we'd have the ball more & use it better & for longer. The opposition can't score if we have the ball.

Which is exactly what Cull used to say. However, we played with a lot more flair under Cull.

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 8:34 am  

Lowes Out Hanley In wrote:

It will be interesting to see how he goes with Gary Skents tomoz.

Not long to wait now - just rendering the movie!!!

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 11:24 am  

Rictoria Catpiss wrote:

right, i didn't go on friday night, can someone who did, please clarify whether the incident after the game whether it was wakefield or warrington fans that were involved in it?

Or were any warrington fans situated near to the dug out or where ever he was sat at the end of the game, as i've not heard/been made aware of any incidents with Mr Lowes and warrington speccies.


yet.

From what Lowes has said he seems to be referring to Warrington fans, as far as i am aware there was no fans near the dugout in the first half, in the second half some Warrington fans changed ends which would put some fans near the dugout, however Jimmy had moved into the stand at half-time.

I may be wrong and the incident could have happened in the first half and that's why Jimmy moved for the second, either that or fans have maybe waited at the team bus after the game or at the stadium for them to get dropped of.

Unacceptable behavior in any case.

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 11:30 am  

Rictoria Catpiss wrote:

right, i didn't go on friday night, can someone who did, please clarify whether the incident after the game whether it was wakefield or warrington fans that were involved in it?

Or were any warrington fans situated near to the dug out or where ever he was sat at the end of the game, as i've not heard/been made aware of any incidents with Mr Lowes and warrington speccies.


yet.

Not sure about Friday night as I wasn't there, but last year at Belle Vue, but Cullen and the injured players were sat in front of the press box during the game, nowhere near any other Warrington fans apart from Greg and me.

The year before, Cullen and the players were all in the council flats during the game.

So my assumption would be Wakefield fans

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 11:38 am  

RAI of Sunshine wrote:

Not sure about Friday night as I wasn't there, but last year at Belle Vue, but Cullen and the injured players were sat in front of the press box during the game, nowhere near any other Warrington fans apart from Greg and me.

The year before, Cullen and the players were all in the council flats during the game.

So my assumption would be Wakefield fans

This year they were sat in the dugout, until Lowes moved to the stands in the second half.

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 1:22 pm  

getdownmonkeyman wrote:

I have noticed a turning, especially since we left Wilderspool.

Nah. Matt Rodwell?

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 1:54 pm  

SEB wrote:

Nah. Matt Rodwell?

True, plus the Huddersfield debacle. But you can cite those as isolated events over what, almost ten years.

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 2:16 pm  

I think mostly our away support is fantastic

Its the younger generation at home games! the 13,14 year olds.

They come to the game pay no attention to the rugby just there to stand in the way talking all the way through and then decide to boo at the end.

Strange

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 2:30 pm  

MUFC-WIRE1990 wrote:

I think mostly our away support is fantastic

Its the younger generation at home games! the 13,14 year olds.

They come to the game pay no attention to the rugby just there to stand in the way talking all the way through and then decide to boo at the end.

Strange

No doubt copying the older generations around them who started.

I've seen fully grown men slagging players off at every available opportunity