Re: Anyone seen the Fev score from this evening ??? : Tue Apr 17, 2012 9:44 am  

Bonzo wrote:

Can't argue with that to be honest. I think going the length of the field in the first set and scoring in the next led the players to believe it would be easy, when it was never going to be. The bit I would contest is the comment about not one Cas fan thinking we couldn't lose it - I believe my first words when I heard the draw were something along the lines of "Poop we're out!" As potential banana skins go, that was a massive one, and it came to fruition.

It'll be interesting to see how Fev get on this week...

And even more interesting to see how cas go against wire after being beaten by part timers.

Re: Anyone seen the Fev score from this evening ??? : Tue Apr 17, 2012 10:11 am  

cushler wrote:

And even more interesting to see how cas go against wire after being beaten by part timers.

They'll either have had a kick up the backside and put in a decent performance, or fall flat on their backsides and get stuffed. My gut feeling suspects the latter to be honest. When you consider we went from two good wins; to almost beating Saints with 9 players; to that embarassment against Fev - it's perfectly plausible that a reversal of fortunes could be in store.

Re: Anyone seen the Fev score from this evening ??? : Tue Apr 17, 2012 10:25 am  

Bonzo wrote:

They'll either have had a kick up the backside and put in a decent performance, or fall flat on their backsides and get stuffed. My gut feeling suspects the latter to be honest. When you consider we went from two good wins; to almost beating Saints with 9 players; to that embarassment against Fev - it's perfectly plausible that a reversal of fortunes could be in store.

I think you're right and the way a team deals with victory and defeat is also a test of a teams character. I think like you that it will be either a barnstorming display or you will get hammered. This week and your result against wire will be a test of your coaches ability to lead and motivate. As said before there will be no middle ground with the quality of performance this week.