Re: So it's Cas next up : Thu Apr 14, 2022 7:39 am  

lampyboy wrote:

Travelling back north tomorrow but I think I'm going to give this game a miss.
Just couldn't stand another loss against this mob and to watch it would ruin the weekend.

On the flip side, surely you want to be there when we finally break the Cas hoodoo ?

Re: So it's Cas next up : Thu Apr 14, 2022 7:46 am  

Wildthing wrote:

Bit harsh Vasty.
To be fair to him, the pain of those defeats is bloody painful and I don't blame him in some ways.
I have literally left BV feeling sick, the game where we were 16-0 (I think?) up at HT only to lost to a Luke Gale drop goal springs to mind.
They are tough losses to take, especially so many.
I get that when we do finally beat them it will be amazing though.

Not really, it is tragic that he feels that down, I didn't say he was tragic. Come on Wildy you normally spot those. It's his choice.

I think it's an odd one because overall it's not been a bad season and we are now a bit more in line with Cas than we have been for a few seasons. I'd say we are back to tight game level, hopefully.

Re: So it's Cas next up : Thu Apr 14, 2022 8:03 am  

Expect a Wakey win tonight. From what I have seen you guys are playing well this year. We are truly bad. Our defence is all over, McShane is nowhere to be seen for 90% of games and our halves struggle to break the line.

Re: So it's Cas next up : Thu Apr 14, 2022 8:11 am  

cas all the way wrote:

Expect a Wakey win tonight. From what I have seen you guys are playing well this year. We are truly bad. Our defence is all over, McShane is nowhere to be seen for 90% of games and our halves struggle to break the line.

As many of wakey fans have said before over the last few years, when the chips are down, McShane is nowhere to be seen, he has a heart the size of a pea and loses interest quickly.

Don`t get me wrong, he`s been brilliant in a good cas side over the last few years, but he`s not a player you want in your side when your backs are against the walls.

Re: So it's Cas next up : Thu Apr 14, 2022 8:15 am  

Wildcat26 wrote:

As many of wakey fans have said before over the last few years, when the chips are down, McShane is nowhere to be seen, he has a heart the size of a pea and loses interest quickly.

Don`t get me wrong, he`s been brilliant in a good cas side over the last few years, but he`s not a player you want in your side when your backs are against the walls.

Still has a grudge against us though, wouldn't write him off.

Re: So it's Cas next up : Thu Apr 14, 2022 8:30 am  

Wildcat26 wrote:

As many of wakey fans have said before over the last few years, when the chips are down, McShane is nowhere to be seen, he has a heart the size of a pea and loses interest quickly.

Don`t get me wrong, he`s been brilliant in a good cas side over the last few years, but he`s not a player you want in your side when your backs are against the walls.

That might have been the case at Bellevue, but I've never seen any evidence of that since he's been at Cas.

Re: So it's Cas next up : Thu Apr 14, 2022 8:33 am  

vastman wrote:

Still has a grudge against us though, wouldn't write him off.

Indeed, it's more likely that he will have a storming game.
He certainly has it in him to control a game.

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Re: So it's Cas next up : Thu Apr 14, 2022 8:36 am  

chissitt wrote:

That might have been the case at Bellevue, but I've never seen any evidence of that since he's been at Cas.

I agree. I'm not sure that was the case at Wakefield anyway but it certainly isn't the case at Cas.

Re: So it's Cas next up : Thu Apr 14, 2022 9:17 am  

chissitt wrote:

That might have been the case at Bellevue, but I've never seen any evidence of that since he's been at Cas.

Your seeing it now, take it from the cas fan above.

Re: So it's Cas next up : Thu Apr 14, 2022 9:23 am  

chissitt wrote:

That might have been the case at Bellevue, but I've never seen any evidence of that since he's been at Cas.

Isn’t that what WC26 is saying though Chiss?