I enjoyed it : Sat Feb 21, 2009 1:50 pm  

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.

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 1:53 pm  

in a strange way! i feel the same!

Re: I enjoyed it : Sat Feb 21, 2009 1:55 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.

Agreed mate. I have a friend over from Australia and he enjoyed the experience (apart from the loss).

P.S. the frightening thing is that after watching us only once he could see our problem was holding back in defence. Why does Noble persist with this tactic????

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 1:57 pm  

I enjoyed masterbating and playing with my anus.

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 1:59 pm  

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.

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 2:07 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.

Would that be them that had to leave early to get to work on time?

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 2:20 pm  

Lippy wrote:

Would that be them that had to leave early to get to work on time?

What most of the 12,000 i stayed in till the end and the wasnt 2000 on when the players finished the huddle.

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 2:24 pm  

those were the days wrote:

What most of the 12,000 i stayed in till the end and the wasnt 2000 on when the players finished the huddle.

People leave early for a variety of reasons, don't tar them all with the same reason

Re: I enjoyed it : Sat Feb 21, 2009 2:39 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 feel exactly the same. Don't feel as depressed as after the Wakey game. Ainscoughs performance especially instills a bit of hope.

: Sat Feb 21, 2009 3:18 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.

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