All things Wigan : Sat Aug 15, 2009 8:41 pm  

A massive game.

At the start of the year when we were squad building, TM said it will be good for players to have to play for their places and for the first time, injuries permitting, he will have the option to drop players.

We have just witnessed the worst attitude we have seen from our players this year. Fridays result was all down to attitude.

It's our biggest game of the league season on Sunday. Some players don't deserve a shirt in the 17 this week. Team selection will be very interesting and I for one, hope they are not handed out on reputations alone.

: Sat Aug 15, 2009 8:49 pm  

Tbh none of them deserve a shirt after Friday's performance

: Sat Aug 15, 2009 8:56 pm  

casman2 wrote:

Tbh none of them deserve a shirt after Friday's performance

Westerman does.

: Sat Aug 15, 2009 8:57 pm  

Le Tigres wrote:

Westerman does.

For me, Clayton was our best defender last night, something which i've never said before!

Re: All things Wigan : Sat Aug 15, 2009 9:02 pm  

Poker Face wrote:

A massive game.

At the start of the year when we were squad building, TM said it will be good for players to have to play for their places and for the first time, injuries permitting, he will have the option to drop players.

We have just witnessed the worst attitude we have seen from our players this year. Fridays result was all down to attitude.

It's our biggest game of the league season on Sunday. Some players don't deserve a shirt in the 17 this week. Team selection will be very interesting and I for one, hope they are not handed out on reputations alone.

You are ofcourse saying all this tongue firmly in cheek, do you honestly think firstly TM has the nouse to even think about doing it, and secondly the mucho maracas to do it, nah i think Mr predictability of the RL world will stick to his old routine. he reminds me of a mouse because they follow pi55 trails, and its all up the fans backs.

: Sat Aug 15, 2009 10:08 pm  

your ground reminds me of a workin mens club with all the supporters screaming there heads off at the opposistion and the ref giving all the penalties to the home side e.g. you lose to leeds by a point at home but lose by 60 points away

: Sat Aug 15, 2009 10:13 pm  

MR FRISK wrote:

your ground reminds me of a workin mens club with all the supporters screaming there heads off at the opposistion and the ref giving all the penalties to the home side e.g. you lose to leeds by a point at home but lose by 60 points away

: Sat Aug 15, 2009 10:29 pm  

64 points actually

I met a few Cas fans last night . Before , during , and after the game . Never heard a bad word from any of them , nor saw any of the alledged bad behaviour .

: Sun Aug 16, 2009 11:14 am  

Meanwhile, back on topic.... Hopefully there'll be a positive reaction to Friday's debacle. Realistically though I feel another stuffing coming next week.

Cas 16 - 36 Goons

: Sun Aug 16, 2009 11:23 am  

They came back with a vengance aginst the Wire, and i think they want to make the top 8 secure asap and keep their momentum in the league running into the playoffs we however are falling off the rails i feel,, and i have no faith in the management at being able to turn it around, and if they do being able to build on it. There are rumours abound at discontent in the camp, money troubles at the club etc etc. so who knows whats next in the tigers rollercoaster.