: Tue Apr 21, 2009 7:37 am  

BIGAL1 wrote:

Always the case and we could quite easily suffer at some point but confidence is up and the lady luck is staying with us for now.

I don't think many will get carried away, we've all been around too long for that

i fear people are getting carried away already. No harm in getting hopeful, as long as people can be reasonable when the tough spell occurs.

For one, Wigan have improved over the last few weeks despite the efforts of Noble.

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 7:54 am  

bloomers wrote:

i fear people are getting carried away already. No harm in getting hopeful, as long as people can be reasonable when the tough spell occurs.

For one, Wigan have improved over the last few weeks despite the efforts of Noble.

Carried away...no way. I'd settle now for Wembley and the Grand Final

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 8:45 am  

bloomers wrote:

i fear people are getting carried away already. No harm in getting hopeful, as long as people can be reasonable when the tough spell occurs.

For one, Wigan have improved over the last few weeks despite the efforts of Noble.

I say take each game as it comes, It is no use getting carried away, wigan and the Wildcats will be looking at this Sundays game as a yard stick, Wigan to see how much they have improved over last few weeks, and Wakefield to see if they can string a few wins together, but all in all this Sundays game is going to be a cracker

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 9:05 am  

bloomers wrote:

i fear people are getting carried away already. No harm in getting hopeful, as long as people can be reasonable when the tough spell occurs.

For one, Wigan have improved over the last few weeks despite the efforts of Noble.

Yep, that will be interesting when it happens and it will at some point.

I will take the rough with the smooth but i'm sure some will not be able to do so.

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 9:06 am  

not thinking about next 3 games, only 1 matters...the next one

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 9:09 am  

newcat wrote:

Carried away...no way. I'd settle now for Wembley and the Grand Final

Here here!!!!
Good call old bean, you'll do for me!!!

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 9:11 am  

BIGAL1 wrote:

Yep, that will be interesting when it happens and it will at some point.

I will take the rough with the smooth but i'm sure some will not be able to do so.

You only have to hark back to last season to see the ones who will start calling for Kear to go should the club return a 10 match winless streak. They will disguise their fickleness as ambition, but it will still happen.

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 9:26 am  

Despite following Wakey for over 40 years I'm still ever the optimist. Whilst others pre-season were predicting doom and gloom, because of our lack of new signings, I was extolling virtues of having a settled squad

Whilst our next game could always be a defeat why, as some seem to be predicting, is it inevitable that we are going to have a slump in form

We have the squad, the coach, the desire, motivation and enthusiasm that is the envy of the majority of teams in SL.

Let's enjoy the moment and show the team we believe in them with our support

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 10:00 am  

super 10 wrote:

dont you think we should let the guys play on game at a time.

I agree, but it is just the way sport seems to go. Whoever loses the league game will be pumped up in the cup for revenge. It's like the Grand Final play-off when both top teams get through to the final. The one that wins the first eliminator loses the Grand Final, because each is good enough to beat the other but too close to one another to win both on the trot. Would love nothing more than to have done a treble over Wigan by mid-May.

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 10:41 am  

You've got to imagine that John Kear will have cut out and kept Noble referring to us as Dewsbury Celtic from the earlier game at the JJB for motivation for the cup!

If we can continue to play as we are with enthusiasm, desire and patience at times than i see no reason why we can't continue to put ourselves in a position to win any given game.