: Wed Mar 04, 2009 3:10 pm  

Regarding the question of spirit within the camp - every player I have spoken to has said the team spirit is good and in the main it is the players themselves who have been letting the team down.

Sorry but as I am not privy to speaking with the players on a personal basis I can only go by what I see on the field of play, and that is there just isn't the same sort of COLLECTIVE camaraderie and team spirit shown amongst the Wires players as some other SL teams!

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 3:35 pm  

Garyskent wrote:

Regarding the question of spirit within the camp - every player I have spoken to has said the team spirit is good and in the main it is the players themselves who have been letting the team down.

They're empty statements for me.
A bit like how all the Tottenham players were fully behind Juande Ramos; and how all the Portsmouth players were the ones letting the club down, not Tony Adams.
Or, if you like, how it wasn't Cullen's fault.

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 3:41 pm  

RAI of Sunshine wrote:

What happens if they don't prove themselves on Sunday Gary?

In your opinion of course

They will have been beaten by the second best team in the world!!!

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 3:44 pm  

Garyskent wrote:

They will have been beaten by the second best team in the world!!!

Exactly how many splinters have you got in your backside Gary?

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 3:49 pm  

Garyskent wrote:

....... every player I have spoken to has said the team spirit is good and in the main it is the players themselves who have been letting the team down.........

Well woopee do .......... and they've all been happy about the losses for the last 8 games have they? Hopefully not but if they know the problem then maybe, just maybe they would care to rectify it before we get into a run of losses running into double figures (I'm not counting the big win in the pre-season friendly by the way).

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 3:51 pm  

Garyskent wrote:

Regarding the question of spirit within the camp - every player I have spoken to has said the team spirit is good and in the main it is the players themselves who have been letting the team down.

I`m not being funny here but what else would you expect them to say other than the above when they are speaking to someone from the media ?

Its not like they are going to come out with something like "The coach couldn`t organise a p1ss up in a brewery and the team spirit is non existent".

Talking of team spirit and overall morale, it seems to me that their is a severe lack of it on the pitch especially when someone makes a mistake as our heads seem to drop and the player thats made the mistake doesn`t seem to get much encouragement or support from the so called senior players.

[Fantastic Mr Catpiss]

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 4:17 pm  

Garyskent wrote:

I think you need to be able to tell the difference between banter and personal abuse.
From my understanding Jimmy was upset by the personal abuse aimed at him by some intoxicated Warrington fans.
Regarding the question of spirit within the camp - every player I have spoken to has said the team spirit is good and in the main it is the players themselves who have been letting the team down.
Sunday is now a chance for the players to show what they are capable of - like in the first half against St Helens.

every supporter i've spoken to says that their spirit is down and in the main it's the players and the coaching staff that are letting the team down.

With em-pharr-sissss on the coaching staff.

There's a real black cloud hanging over warrington wolves at the moment, thats smothering us, i wonder exactly how chuffed VESTAS are at the moment being associated with us.

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 4:39 pm  

Rictoria Catpiss wrote:

every supporter i've spoken to says that their spirit is down and in the main it's the players and the coaching staff that are letting the team down.

With em-pharr-sissss on the coaching staff.

There's a real black cloud hanging over warrington wolves at the moment, thats smothering us, i wonder exactly how chuffed VESTAS are at the moment being associated with us.

Hopefully the wind will change in our favour on Sunday

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 4:46 pm  

Rob Wire wrote:

I`m not being funny here but what else would you expect them to say other than the above when they are speaking to someone from the media ?

So what is the point of supporters asking me to ask such specific questions?
Over the past few weeks I have asked just about every possible question relating to why isn't the team performing as it should.
Hopefully the season will start this Sunday and we do not have to have another inquest next week.
Why did Wigan lose three on the bounce, how could Saints possibly lose at home to Hull KR - the fact of the matter is sport can always be unpredictable - so you never know we could be celebrating a great Warrington win on Sunday.

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 4:54 pm  

Garyskent wrote:

So what is the point of supporters asking me to ask such specific questions?
Over the past few weeks I have asked just about every possible question relating to why isn't the team performing as it should.
Hopefully the season will start this Sunday and we do not have to have another inquest next week.
Why did Wigan lose three on the bounce, how could Saints possibly lose at home to Hull KR - the fact of the matter is sport can always be unpredictable - so you never know we could be celebrating a great Warrington win on Sunday.

Have you been drinking