Re: Derby Day chat : Tue Jul 13, 2010 6:31 pm  

Fully wrote:

How am I wrong? I've seen your posts on the other forum for the past few months and everything is anti-Cas.

You have the odd occasion where you can be quite reasonable and make some valid comments, which is a shame. I would just like to know what Cas have done in your past to hate the club so much?

One word = Kenny

Re: Derby Day chat : Tue Jul 13, 2010 6:32 pm  

Mick Gledhill wrote:

One word = Kenny

Do you not find it a bit saddening that one person affects your judgement of a whole club then?

Re: Derby Day chat : Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:07 pm  

Fully wrote:

A thread for ourselves to discuss the game.

Wakey fans seem to think their yawnfest of five drive battering ram up the middle and kick will beat us. On that note, I feel very confident of turning them over. I think we are much more clinical in attack. Just shore up our defence like we did against Huddersfield and we're onto a winner.

And we're also in a rich vein of form at home - bodes well.

Many Wakey fans (and Oedipussies/media) got it wrong it was 4 scoots and a dropped ball up to the KR debacle but it is 60 minutes of 5 piledriving drives just like in 2004 now Korki has you know who to help him steam roll defences... the last 20 minutes BJ, Millard, Rinaldi and Cooke will just show Cas OPs what champagne is.

Re: Derby Day chat : Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:12 pm  

Lupset_Airport wrote:

Many Wakey fans (and Oedipussies/media) got it wrong it was 4 scoots and a dropped ball up to the KR debacle but it is 60 minutes of 5 piledriving drives just like in 2004 now Korki has you know who to help him steam roll defences... the last 20 minutes BJ, Millard, Rinaldi and Cooke will just show Cas OPs what champagne is.

Cooke? The same Paul Cooke who Wakefield fans criticise week in, week out.

Re: Derby Day chat : Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:14 pm  

Fully wrote:

Cooke? The same Paul Cooke who Wakefield fans criticise week in, week out.

He will be god now he has put in a good performance against FC (something he has done each game against them since leaving the club)

Re: Derby Day chat : Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:19 pm  

Fully wrote:

Cooke? The same Paul Cooke who Wakefield fans criticise week in, week out.

Not me! It's big AL he speaks for us all!

Done ok for me taking into account he's had no service and no runners when he has managed to get the ball somehow.

Re: Derby Day chat : Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:21 pm  

Lupset_Airport wrote:

Not me! It's big AL he speaks for us all!

Done ok for me taking into account he's had no service and no runners when he has managed to get the ball somehow.

Ah. As soon as I read the Wakey forum all I see is a wall of green envy towards Cas and white noise from those who are anti-Cas.

Must admit though, it's been quite enjoyable perusing the Wakefield forum over the last few weeks.

Re: Derby Day chat : Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:33 pm  

Lupset_Airport wrote:

Not me! It's big AL he speaks for us all!

Done ok for me taking into account he's had no service and no runners when he has managed to get the ball somehow.

I wish i could that way you'd talk sense

I dislike him and don't care how well he plays, if he beats Cas on his own ( like that could happen) then i still won't like him.


Hth.

Re: Derby Day chat : Tue Jul 13, 2010 10:11 pm  

As its a derby the form guide goes out of the window,but if we can hold them in the forwards & not over complicate things in attack we should nick it by 4

Re: Derby Day chat : Wed Jul 14, 2010 6:40 am  

Fully wrote:

A thread for ourselves to discuss the game.

Wakey fans seem to think their yawnfest of five drive battering ram up the middle and kick will beat us. On that note, I feel very confident of turning them over. I think we are much more clinical in attack. Just shore up our defence like we did against Huddersfield and we're onto a winner.

And we're also in a rich vein of form at home - bodes well.

To be fair Fully that's been us as well for most of the season because it seems to be the tried and trusted approach when the defeats start stacking up and confidence is low. The dilemna for Wakey is whether to stick with it or channell some of the confidence they will have regained into letting their pivots move the ball further wide. If they opt for the latter I hope Shenny and Arundel are back because Millard and Murphy would get lots of change out of Ferres and Thompson on the evidence of the Wire game.