vastman wrote:
I’ve watched Trinity for a while now and we far more often win the games we are least expected to and blow the games we should win at a canter. It may not be this game but it will be one like it I can guarantee you.
In the Inevitable trinity five year great to crap cycle it’s due to turn about now or fairly close too.
No stats, no science, no pro or anti Chester bias it’s just how we are, what fun! You’ll be left scratching your head wondering why they weren’t playing like that before as they suddenly look like world beaters. Of course the sting will come when the next week somebody like HKR puts fifty on us.
I agree with you that, Trinity have, over the years, pulled out some great shock results.
Wins against Saints, Catalan and an opener at Wigan a few years ago but, this side doesn't look to have that same spirit and desire, not by a long way.
We have too many players just going through the motions and an absolute lack of any on field organisation.
I usually attend around 25 games a season and at the moment, I'm struggling to even get to the pub to watch, although I have seen every pre lock down game "in the flesh" and suffered every post lockdown game on the TV.
The big fear for us at the moment is that selling S/T's for next season will be nigh on impossible.
Most S/T holders (rightly) waived their right to a refund but, with appalling form and uncertainty over what may happen next season both on and off the field, I can foresee many S/T holders waiting to see what happens and this could be catastrophic.
Conversely, if the side was seen to be doing well and at least busting a gut on the field, fans would be far, far happier to "take a chance" on S/T's for next season
I dont think Friday will be the game when we turn the corner but, we absolutely need to change things around and quick.