Re: 7 players to leave Warrington. : Sat Sep 29, 2018 12:02 pm  

Ste100Centurions wrote:

Sam Hopkins I would take back in a heartbeat, AJ will go well at Championship level, Brierley & Kay have not so much burnt their bridges as blown them to smithereens River Kwai style !

Ste just a quick reminder, next season we will be in the Championship,and if we don't improve big time and sign some quality players we will be fighting relagation, so for me a would have all these guys back, as well as Riddy,if KP doesn't stay, how about Mickey Higham and Riddy as a Coaching team?

Re: 7 players to leave Warrington. : Sat Sep 29, 2018 11:16 pm  

GUBRATS wrote:

" Best for the club " well there are probably a million different answers to that conundrum

Some say it's build our own team via youth , some just want a billionaire to chuck an endless amount to win everything , personally I doubt either of those is going to happen

So what in your opinion is the ' best for the club ' short term and long term ?

Not sure what answer you are looking for? Short term is down to Derek. The ball is in his court,until that is sorted you can't think long term. But he had his chance to think long term and stability of the club was being created. A five year investment, rather than a couple of years may have paid dividends.

If you want glory in this game you need youth and that's the answer. Without that long term you have nothing.

Re: 7 players to leave Warrington. : Sun Sep 30, 2018 2:59 am  

atomic wrote:

Not sure what answer you are looking for? Short term is down to Derek. The ball is in his court,until that is sorted you can't think long term. But he had his chance to think long term and stability of the club was being created. A five year investment, rather than a couple of years may have paid dividends.

If you want glory in this game you need youth and that's the answer. Without that long term you have nothing.

So we agree , currently the focus has to be short term

Long term ? , well youth would be nice , but 5 years isn't anywhere near enough , try 20 , and even that isnt a ' given '

Re: 7 players to leave Warrington. : Sun Sep 30, 2018 7:35 am  

atomic wrote:

Not sure what answer you are looking for? Short term is down to Derek. The ball is in his court,until that is sorted you can't think long term. But he had his chance to think long term and stability of the club was being created. A five year investment, rather than a couple of years may have paid dividends.

If you want glory in this game you need youth and that's the answer. Without that long term you have nothing.

Nobody cares about your late night posts go away

Re: 7 players to leave Warrington. : Sun Sep 30, 2018 7:45 am  

Montyburns wrote:

Nobody cares about your late night posts go away

What relevance does the timing of a post make ?

If you don't agree with him , put forward your reasons why ?

Or just keep posting your gossip

Re: 7 players to leave Warrington. : Sun Sep 30, 2018 7:46 am  

That was to atomic not you gub

Re: 7 players to leave Warrington. : Sun Sep 30, 2018 7:47 am  

You talk sense and I like readin your post it’s just atomic the clown

Re: 7 players to leave Warrington. : Sun Sep 30, 2018 7:48 am  

Montyburns wrote:

That was to atomic not you gub

Yes just spotted that , but the point still stands , he is at least putting forward an opinion , you generally just post gossip

Re: 7 players to leave Warrington. : Sun Sep 30, 2018 7:51 am  

Not gossip truth

Re: 7 players to leave Warrington. : Sun Sep 30, 2018 8:53 am  

Montyburns wrote:

Not gossip truth

Well you have been known to be wide of the mark on occasions