Enthusiasm from a widnes coach?? Surely not! : Mon May 25, 2009 7:11 pm  

Any one else find it refreshing and a total lift when Paul Cullen came over to the North Stand gritting his teeth an punching the air?
when was the last time we saw a bloke with so much passion for the game as our boss!

Fantastic and as iv said a Warrington born an bred bloke showing pride an passion in what he does for a Widnes team, just shows he can be the right man for us, also look at penny numerous posts saying he had contagious enthusiasm again another Warrington lad.

Just shows when the black and white jersey is worn it means nothing where ur from wire or widnes!, just nice to see players wanting to play for the towns colours with enthusiasm.

All we need to do is sort out that whinging little b astard smith and were on the way up, he had a face like a smacked a rse all night an didnt even want to be on the pitch!, one post read, the turning point was when smith came off. Couldnt agree more!

: Mon May 25, 2009 7:24 pm  

He does have plenty of fight in him, he was really pumped up on the touchline when Harltey got flung to the deck. At one point i seen him finger pointing at Dylan Nash and i wont repeat what he said.


I have always had faith in him and will continue to give him my full backing.

: Mon May 25, 2009 8:03 pm  

I would think Cullen should have been thanking the much maligned Dylan Nash, as he suddenly became the focus of the home supporters as they were about to vent their anger and frustration at Cullen.
Before celebrating a great fightback perhaps you should consider the second half performances of Thunder in the televised games against Batley and Sheffield Eagles,as well as another capitulation,at home,against Doncaster who had played a number of games in a short time.

: Mon May 25, 2009 8:14 pm  

Thunderclap wrote:

I would think Cullen should have been thanking the much maligned Dylan Nash, as he suddenly became the focus of the home supporters as they were about to vent their anger and frustration at Cullen.
Before celebrating a great fightback perhaps you should consider the second half performances of Thunder in the televised games against Batley and Sheffield Eagles,as well as another capitulation,at home,against Doncaster who had played a number of games in a short time.

I think we'd taken the lead by the time Nash became public enemy #1.

As for considering Thunder's previous 2nd half capitulations, nah. I'd rather bask in the glory of a great fightback from a team that's given me little too cheer about until Saturday.

: Mon May 25, 2009 8:30 pm  

Thunderclap wrote:

I would think Cullen should have been thanking the much maligned Dylan Nash, as he suddenly became the focus of the home supporters as they were about to vent their anger and frustration at Cullen.
Before celebrating a great fightback perhaps you should consider the second half performances of Thunder in the televised games against Batley and Sheffield Eagles,as well as another capitulation,at home,against Doncaster who had played a number of games in a short time.

Was your squad not boosted by 3 new signings and a new coach who would have loved to get one over on his old club.

: Mon May 25, 2009 9:51 pm  

Thunderclap wrote:

I would think Cullen should have been thanking the much maligned Dylan Nash, as he suddenly became the focus of the home supporters as they were about to vent their anger and frustration at Cullen.

complete garbige

: Tue May 26, 2009 10:21 am  

-VIKINGMAN- wrote:

He does have plenty of fight in him, he was really pumped up on the touchline when Harltey got flung to the deck. At one point i seen him finger pointing at Dylan Nash and i wont repeat what he said.

I have always had faith in him and will continue to give him my full backing.

Go on, go on, go-on, go-on, go-on, go-on!

: Tue May 26, 2009 10:29 am  

Thunderclap wrote:

I would think Cullen should have been thanking the much maligned Dylan Nash, as he suddenly became the focus of the home supporters as they were about to vent their anger and frustration at Cullen.
Before celebrating a great fightback perhaps you should consider the second half performances of Thunder in the televised games against Batley and Sheffield Eagles,as well as another capitulation,at home,against Doncaster who had played a number of games in a short time.

I was thinking about the way Gateshead have a habot of capitulating. I put it down to not knowing how to pace themselves. Which also doesn't say a lot for their fitness levels.

: Tue May 26, 2009 5:54 pm  

iknow how the ex wire feels,im warrington born and bred and so are my family and friends who watch the vikings.iv been a widnes fan for 36 years and very very proud of it.