Re: Is Cullen a better coach : Fri Jul 31, 2009 10:34 pm  

You sad trolls really cant take a joke, just go back to your own site. Probably all sat in the same room using the only computer in Widnes!

Re: Is Cullen a better coach : Fri Jul 31, 2009 10:41 pm  

faxlad66 wrote:

You sad trolls really cant take a joke, just go back to your own site. Probably all sat in the same room using the only computer in Widnes!

Whats up? Did you lose?

Re: Is Cullen a better coach : Fri Jul 31, 2009 10:42 pm  

faxlad66 wrote:

You sad trolls really cant take a joke, just go back to your own site. Probably all sat in the same room using the only computer in Widnes!

That's right, I've just kicked the Vicar of the stool to make this post. Sorry Vicar.

Re: Is Cullen a better coach : Fri Jul 31, 2009 10:44 pm  

GetThemScallyWags wrote:

That's right, I've just kicked the Vicar of the stool to make this post. Sorry Vicar.

Off the stool

: Fri Jul 31, 2009 11:01 pm  

If you can get your team up and win games that matter and have the tick in the box for superleague at this stage of the season.

I would say that its a job done on what you need to do and the rest is just a case of going out and putting other teams that think they are better than you to the sword.

Under cullen we have spanked halifax barrow and fev in the last couple of months when it matters.

Would you rather be sat joint top of the league tonight and have that tick in the superleague spot or have a couple of games in hand against the team that as took you to the cleaners tonight and knowing that sometime you will have to play them again to get anything out of this season.

cometh the moment commeth the man.


cullen is the best coach in this league.

: Fri Jul 31, 2009 11:07 pm  

Eddie stobbard wrote:

If you can get your team up and win games that matter and have the tick in the box for superleague at this stage of the season.

I would say that its a job done on what you need to do and the rest is just a case of going out and putting other teams that think they are better than you to the sword.

Under cullen we have spanked halifax barrow and fev in the last couple of months when it matters.

Would you rather be sat joint top of the league tonight and have that tick in the superleague spot or have a couple of games in hand against the team that as took you to the cleaners tonight and knowing that sometime you will have to play them again to get anything out of this season.

cometh the moment commeth the man.


cullen is the best coach in this league.

But you'll never beat the Leythers

: Fri Jul 31, 2009 11:23 pm  

Starbug wrote:

But you'll never beat the Leythers

Ungrateful sod! We gave you those posts, sir. We gave you them because we knew you would need them.

Now go and finish the job and stop dilly dallying! Championship without Leigh is like South Park without Butters. Sure, he is the stupid kid everyone (including his parents) picks on, but we need him.

: Fri Jul 31, 2009 11:39 pm  

i was disappointed by the vikings lack of good humour. They did not seem to see the funny side/understand our ironic chants near the end, such as 'easy' and 'can we play you every week' and 'thats why we're top of the league' when scoring consolation tries. The vikings reaction was one of bemusement... Well i thought it was funny!

: Sat Aug 01, 2009 12:07 am  

pinballwizzard wrote:

i was disappointed by the vikings lack of good humour. They did not seem to see the funny side/understand our ironic chants near the end, such as 'easy' and 'can we play you every week' and 'thats why we're top of the league' when scoring consolation tries. The vikings reaction was one of bemusement... Well i thought it was funny!

They are probably not used to so many visiting supporters singing along under such disappointing circumstances. I thought it was really good for the fans to behave in this way after so many negative threads about them recently.

Message to the Widnes fans....get rid of the drummer, then we could have a chance to hear your lyrical prowess for terrace singalongs.

: Sat Aug 01, 2009 1:27 am  

dazednconfused wrote:

They are probably not used to so many visiting supporters singing along under such disappointing circumstances. I thought it was really good for the fans to behave in this way after so many negative threads about them recently.

Message to the Widnes fans....get rid of the drummer, then we could have a chance to hear your lyrical prowess for terrace singalongs.

Although I agree, the other end of the North stand was bouncing tonight.