Re: Wigan away - a long way away : Sun Feb 11, 2018 2:18 pm
Sebasteeno wrote:
Injuries i can take and it meant we didnt stand much of a chance
What i cant take though is the amount of dropped ball - we was worse than amateur in that department and made things 10x worse than it already was
The happy clappers on here can pat each other on the back saying valiant effort, great defense etc (whilst mocking Tim Sheens for doing the same) but almost everyone ive spoke to about our performance has described it as terrible. The fact that most can only single out Manu and Griffin as having good games says it all
What i cant take though is the amount of dropped ball - we was worse than amateur in that department and made things 10x worse than it already was
The happy clappers on here can pat each other on the back saying valiant effort, great defense etc (whilst mocking Tim Sheens for doing the same) but almost everyone ive spoke to about our performance has described it as terrible. The fact that most can only single out Manu and Griffin as having good games says it all
I agree we were rubbish. But the comment from your mate was just wrong. The players tried very hard. Some of it was the disruption and tiredness caused by the injuries. Some of it may have been Wigan dealing with the distractions of the trip a bit better than us. Some of it was just straight up poor play. But the effort wasn't in doubt. If we couldn't be arsed it would have been 50.
We fought hard, we did some good things, we did some bad things. Wigan were better than us on the day. I cant get too worked up about it.