Re: RD 7 | Warrington Wolves (H) : Mon Apr 15, 2024 12:50 pm  

Warrington have an excellent squad, with an owner with lots of resources. It's a perfect job for a rookie coach. Especially someone like SB who's more of a motivator, than a technician

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Re: RD 7 | Warrington Wolves (H) : Wed Apr 17, 2024 11:42 am  

MrPotatoHead wrote:

Someone on here when we lost said we got battered by a team who won't even make the top six. Warrington look like the real deal this year if they carry this form through to the end of the year.

True and after a flakey start they seem to be building towards some good performances, we on the other hand are making the same errors week after week and look to be treading water.

Who knows what we will turn in this week, this could be the game where we click and go on to a great performance / run but for me we a far, far too inconsistent team week to week and tbf in most games too.

Re: RD 7 | Warrington Wolves (H) : Wed Apr 17, 2024 3:55 pm  

Jack Burton wrote:

Warrington have an excellent squad, with an owner with lots of resources. It's a perfect job for a rookie coach. Especially someone like SB who's more of a motivator, than a technician

But they've always splashed the cash Jack.
And it hasn't worked out.
Didn't it start well for both Price and Powell and then both fell off a cliff?
As some others have said, it's way too early to judge Burgess yet.
They're on the crest of a wave just now.
Remember Smith got us to the GF and all other teams were looking over in envy as though we had found the real deal.
No-one would take him off us now.