Re: RD 14 | Warrington Wolves (A) : Fri Jun 03, 2022 10:50 pm  

Bfd_Rhino wrote:

Meltdown on the Warrington board

Ha! I'm going there for a look

Re: RD 14 | Warrington Wolves (A) : Fri Jun 03, 2022 10:51 pm  

The Magic Rat wrote:

Encouraging, very encouraging. Attack was unrecognisable from previous games this season. They looked like a team that have trained together and worked on set plays, which hasn't been the case all year. Lots of drop off passes and changes in the point of the attack which we have hardly seen previously. Wire were poor but easily our best performance for a long time.

Totally agree with that. Great to see and enjoyed that performance more than any game I’ve seen in a long time. Loved the Leeming try and the Handley score from the scrum.
We’ve must have made 3 times as many passes as in some games at start of the season. Wire bombed plenty of chances but great to see our attacking intent and lots of changes in point of attack.

I bet the players must enjoy playing that style a lot more.

Re: RD 14 | Warrington Wolves (A) : Fri Jun 03, 2022 11:04 pm  

Early days, but what a difference a decent coach makes. The gaps between games recently have been a bit frustrating as a fan but they've clearly helped give Smith the time to work on things properly. Have we ever looked as confident with the ball with Myler at halfback?

Re: RD 14 | Warrington Wolves (A) : Fri Jun 03, 2022 11:22 pm  

ArthurClues wrote:

It's been a grim few years in which we have played some truly turgid stuff. Tonight - and my memory might be fading - we looked to play a style of Rugby I haven’t seen since 2015. It was great to see. Fingers crossed we can do similar next week.

Just watching it back, there’s a lot of talk about how poor wire were, but we were very good in that first half, we looked like we knew exactly how we wanted to play and executed it perfectly.

We played a lovely brand of rugby and I hope that continues because it was a joy to watch. Hardaker signing might be very astute.

Re: RD 14 | Warrington Wolves (A) : Sat Jun 04, 2022 5:19 am  

Attack looked good, there was a purpose when we had the ball. Unrecognisable from the last 5+ years. The difference an actual coach makes. Even some of our much criticised players looked much better. A good start

Re: RD 14 | Warrington Wolves (A) : Sat Jun 04, 2022 7:05 am  

Got to say I find Rohans interview style and shades of his uncle very comforting, he's got the facial expressions too. Short to the point answers for some pretty unimaginative journalism.

Re: RD 14 | Warrington Wolves (A) : Sat Jun 04, 2022 7:20 am  

Brilliant performance.

Most obvious example of what a difference quality coaching can make to a set of players that your ever going to see, we looked a very well coached team last night, cant remember the last time i said that about a Leeds team.

Leeming was exceptinal.

Re: RD 14 | Warrington Wolves (A) : Sat Jun 04, 2022 7:35 am  

mattsrhinos1978 wrote:

Brilliant performance.

Most obvious example of what a difference quality coaching can make to a set of players that your ever going to see, we looked a very well coached team last night, cant remember the last time i said that about a Leeds team.

Leeming was exceptinal.

Yep fully agree. Can see a huge difference in how we play. Thought Cam Smith had his best game for us. Austin was excellent, Myler very good, Tetevanos best game in a Leeds shirt, Hardaker class(need to extend asap) Leeming’s best game, Handley looked good all game.

Re: RD 14 | Warrington Wolves (A) : Sat Jun 04, 2022 7:42 am  

20 minutes of Dwyer is devastating when we’re on front foot.

Re: RD 14 | Warrington Wolves (A) : Sat Jun 04, 2022 8:06 am  

With the likes of Leeming and Hardaker you can really see how far ahead of the rest of the squad they are when it comes to physicality and being able to pass and receive the ball when moving at pace. That was a really enjoyable game to watch.