[Mild Rover]

Re: Sandercock : Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:00 am  

bishops finger wrote:

The only downside to Sandercock is he was foolish enough to get caught by the Sky cameras getting far too over excited after Craig Hall got high tackled lol, looked like he was gurning

When we're winning that stuff becomes endearing.

He endured a tough start but 6 from 7 (the defeat coming away at SL's best team at this moment) is quite a response. I'm not going to get carried away thinking it is all jam from here, but he's shown he's resilient and can deal with and overcome adversity.

I guess Disco Dave's Derby Dash will live longer in the memory, but Scott Taylor's two tries @ Salford was maybe when we turned the corner (?).

Re: Sandercock : Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:17 am  

Mild Rover wrote:

When we're winning that stuff becomes endearing.

He endured a tough start but 6 from 7 (the defeat coming away at SL's best team at this moment) is quite a response. I'm not going to get carried away thinking it is all jam from here, but he's shown he's resilient and can deal with and overcome adversity.

I guess Disco Dave's Derby Dash will live longer in the memory, but Scott Taylor's two tries @ Salford was maybe when we turned the corner (?).

I think the way we played against Hull whilst Dobson was in the sin bin may have been a big factor in our turn around too,

Re: Sandercock : Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:49 am  

Actually, I believe that it was after the derby at the KC that things turned around. The riot act was obviously issued and everything upped a pace (along with the return of Blake, although our injured again now).

We have lost one game in the last seven, and that was away at Wigan. In the end that was a respectable score as well, much better than most are getting from the Pie Eaters at the moment.

Please don't forget that at the start of the season, we had loads of injuries, loads of new players and a new coach. It was always going to take time to get into their stride.

And as for people saying that Huddersfield looked poor, nobody has actually pointed out that they were poor because we made them look ordinary rather than them just being generally poor which they weren't at the start of the game.

Re: Sandercock : Tue Jun 12, 2012 12:01 pm  

I believe the turnaround was when we got Galea & Green back got a little confidence into our game and the rest is history.

Re: Sandercock : Tue Jun 12, 2012 12:07 pm  

We'll need a speculation thread as well as a rumour thread at this rate.

I believe the turning point was when I changed which turn style I enter the ground at for the London game, that and predicting we'll lose every week.

Re: Sandercock : Tue Jun 12, 2012 1:09 pm  

bishops finger wrote:

The only downside to Sandercock is he was foolish enough to get caught by the Sky cameras getting far too over excited after Craig Hall got high tackled lol, looked like he was gurning

I would sooner see a coach / manager show a bit of passion rather than just sit there with his hands on his thighs..

Re: Sandercock : Tue Jun 12, 2012 1:14 pm  

barton baird wrote:

I would sooner see a coach / manager show a bit of passion rather than just sit there with his hands on his thighs..

Totally agree, it's nice to think it means as much to them as it does us supporters.

Re: Sandercock : Tue Jun 12, 2012 2:22 pm  

The turning point IMO was Salford. Could see what winning that game meant to the players.

Re: Sandercock : Tue Jun 12, 2012 5:31 pm  

i am not bothered what the turning point was but i am very happy it came and long may it last

Re: Sandercock : Wed Jun 13, 2012 10:36 am  

bishops finger wrote:

Yer, ur kid reckons so too, he's a numpty aswell.

Funny he said the same about you mr &&&&&

edit. MR. anonymity and that, any queries by pm, apologies if I'm simply missing a joke