: Sat Feb 21, 2009 5:00 pm  

ChrisPie2 wrote:

Most people with any sense would've still left the clapping seals to it. Being within 30 points of the likes of cas is a slap in the face to any wigan fans

In what era have Wigan ever dominated Cas?

Re: I enjoyed it : Sat Feb 21, 2009 5:06 pm  

ian-m wrote:

I feel exactly the same. Don't feel as depressed as after the Wakey game. Ainscoughs performance especially instills a bit of hope.

Yes and we were good to watch at times when we chanced our arm and then we got within 2 points and stopped doing it.

Re: I enjoyed it : Sat Feb 21, 2009 5:06 pm  

Salty wrote:

The best part was obviously Ainscough's performance. It's good that the fans and player proved the coach wrong.

How did he and the fans prove Noble wrong? did Noble not pick him to play? What a very silly comment. Noble has done the right thing,hes given him his chance when injurys have depleted the team and it seems hes taken it. I would expect him to play next week but dont expect him to be in the team every week from now on. Hes only young and will more than likely suffer a dip in form and make some bad mistakes at some point. John Monie always gave youth a chance and he was always on about how young players have a few good games before suffering a dip in form and you have to put them back into the reserves. I expect Ainscough will be no different.

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 5:45 pm  

r4yne wrote:

I enjoyed masterbating and playing with my anus.

In other words,you are a w*nker who wears a ring?

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 5:52 pm  

those were the days wrote:

if we had a goal kicker we would have won cos that last try would not have bin scored and the LOYAL fans that walk off would have stayed.

Did Cas kick all thier goals ?...errr I thought not

Re: I enjoyed it : Sat Feb 21, 2009 7:41 pm  

Salty wrote:

I quite enjoyed the game last night. I went through all the emotions of despair, excitement, anger, enjoyment, incredulity, satisfaction and dissatisfaction.
2 weeks ago at the Wakefield game, I was bored to tears...a bit like watching football but last nights game was enjoyable.
The best part was obviously Ainscough's performance. It's good that the fans and player proved the coach wrong. I enjoyed Tompkins spotting the gap on the blindside to score. I enjoyed the fact that we scored from a scrum. I enjoyed Feka's charges.
And I enjoyed the conversations before the game, during the game and at half-time.
I don't like us losing but seeing talent like Ainscough gives me hope for the future.

I would say pretty much the same mate.

When we were on our fightback and I thought we would go on and win I thought "why do they have to do this to us" but then it all went wrong again.

A decent dramatic game, but just a shame it was despair at the end rather than joy.

Re: I enjoyed it : Sat Feb 21, 2009 7:56 pm  

Salty wrote:

I quite enjoyed the game last night. I went through all the emotions of despair, excitement, anger, enjoyment, incredulity, satisfaction and dissatisfaction.
2 weeks ago at the Wakefield game, I was bored to tears...a bit like watching football but last nights game was enjoyable.
The best part was obviously Ainscough's performance. It's good that the fans and player proved the coach wrong. I enjoyed Tompkins spotting the gap on the blindside to score. I enjoyed the fact that we scored from a scrum. I enjoyed Feka's charges.
And I enjoyed the conversations before the game, during the game and at half-time.
I don't like us losing but seeing talent like Ainscough gives me hope for the future.

This is a good thing, it is the final stage of the grieving process, you have gone through the
Denial (we are still the greatest team etc)
Anger (you're not fit to wear the shirt)
Bargaining (if we lose again next week, I am never going again)
Depression (Monday morning as a Wiganer)
Now you have reached
Acceptance (the realisation that Wigan as a force in Rugby is pretty well finished)

Once you have gone through the process, you can move on. Maybe you could become a Latics Supporter?

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 8:00 pm  

ChrisPie2 wrote:

Most people with any sense would've still left the clapping seals to it. Being within 30 points of the likes of cas is a slap in the face to any wigan fans

Wake up mate - if your not at the races you will get rolled over by any team in SL.

Re: I enjoyed it : Sat Feb 21, 2009 8:14 pm  

SomersetSaint wrote:

This is a good thing, it is the final stage of the grieving process, you have gone through the
Denial (we are still the greatest team etc)
Anger (you're not fit to wear the shirt)
Bargaining (if we lose again next week, I am never going again)
Depression (Monday morning as a Wiganer)
Now you have reached
Acceptance (the realisation that Wigan as a force in Rugby is pretty well finished)

Once you have gone through the process, you can move on. Maybe you could become a Latics Supporter?

And your from somerset

Re: I enjoyed it : Sat Feb 21, 2009 8:32 pm  

SomersetSaint wrote:

This is a good thing, it is the final stage of the grieving process, you have gone through the
Denial (we are still the greatest team etc)
Anger (you're not fit to wear the shirt)
Bargaining (if we lose again next week, I am never going again)
Depression (Monday morning as a Wiganer)
Now you have reached
Acceptance (the realisation that Wigan as a force in Rugby is pretty well finished)

Once you have gone through the process, you can move on. Maybe you could become a Latics Supporter?

Still in denial about the scouse thing?