Re: Wakefield 62-0 Wigan : Tue Apr 12, 2016 3:03 pm  

bewareshadows wrote: Some very irresponsible players all turning up to train with flu. Surely it would have been better if they declared their health issue and stayed away from the rest of the players. Here's the interview. Only nine actually turned up for training on Thursday and they were sent home. http://www.wiganwarriors.com/news/2016- ... s-reflects

bewareshadows wrote: Some very irresponsible players all turning up to train with flu. Surely it would have been better if they declared their health issue and stayed away from the rest of the players. Here's the interview. Only nine actually turned up for training on Thursday and they were sent home. http://www.wiganwarriors.com/news/2016- ... s-reflects

Re: Wakefield 62-0 Wigan : Tue Apr 12, 2016 8:51 pm  

Rogues Gallery wrote: Here's the interview. Only nine actually turned up for training on Thursday and they were sent home. http://www.wiganwarriors.com/news/2016- ... s-reflects The interview was only posted April 11, 2016, 15:39PM well after the game and the virus. Did you and the fans know about this at the time? Was anything posted? You didn't mention this virus etc on your recent post on the Wigan board: Rogues Gallery wrote: As someone who has watched every team that Wane has coached from U16's/U18's/ reserves to first team I can honestly say that yesterday was the most unlike Wane team performance I have ever seen. I don't think I've ever seen one of his teams "throw the towel in" before. After 20 minutes the game was only 6 - 0 and then came the first interchanges, Mossop and Clubb off replaced by Tautai and Burke. From then on the game just went away from Wigan. To be fair to Wakefield, they played some great rugby and with the amount of possession they had they took Wigan apart. With such an inexperienced back line I think Wigan should have gone boring, five drives and a kick and hoped for errors. I can understand the lack of precision in the attacking side of the game when you are missing four of your biggest metre makers, but that should not transfer to the defensive/ tackling side of the game. I hope Radlinski goes in to the young players and reminds them of his first team debut. On a lighter note, my shower new gel appears to be working. Saints fans who have avoided me for the last three weeks all wanted to talk to me today.

Rogues Gallery wrote: Here's the interview. Only nine actually turned up for training on Thursday and they were sent home. http://www.wiganwarriors.com/news/2016- ... s-reflects The interview was only posted April 11, 2016, 15:39PM well after the game and the virus. Did you and the fans know about this at the time? Was anything posted? You didn't mention this virus etc on your recent post on the Wigan board: Rogues Gallery wrote: As someone who has watched every team that Wane has coached from U16's/U18's/ reserves to first team I can honestly say that yesterday was the most unlike Wane team performance I have ever seen. I don't think I've ever seen one of his teams "throw the towel in" before. After 20 minutes the game was only 6 - 0 and then came the first interchanges, Mossop and Clubb off replaced by Tautai and Burke. From then on the game just went away from Wigan. To be fair to Wakefield, they played some great rugby and with the amount of possession they had they took Wigan apart. With such an inexperienced back line I think Wigan should have gone boring, five drives and a kick and hoped for errors. I can understand the lack of precision in the attacking side of the game when you are missing four of your biggest metre makers, but that should not transfer to the defensive/ tackling side of the game. I hope Radlinski goes in to the young players and reminds them of his first team debut. On a lighter note, my shower new gel appears to be working. Saints fans who have avoided me for the last three weeks all wanted to talk to me today.

Re: Wakefield 62-0 Wigan : Wed Apr 13, 2016 6:53 am  

saint at wire wrote: The interview was only posted April 11, 2016, 15:39PM well after the game and the virus. Did you and the fans know about this at the time? Was anything posted? You didn't mention this virus etc on your recent post on the Wigan board: Wane said he wouldn't use the situation they were in for an excuse. He posted on the Thursday, I suppose Radders was preparing for the worse scenario. http://www.wiganwarriors.com/news/2016-04-07-no-excuses Latest from Wane, he's now over it and its in the past. http://www.wiganwarriors.com/news/2016- ... n-the-past My apologies for the mugshot with the dark satanic stare, anyone of nervous disposition please scroll the image ASAP.

saint at wire wrote: The interview was only posted April 11, 2016, 15:39PM well after the game and the virus. Did you and the fans know about this at the time? Was anything posted? You didn't mention this virus etc on your recent post on the Wigan board: Wane said he wouldn't use the situation they were in for an excuse. He posted on the Thursday, I suppose Radders was preparing for the worse scenario. http://www.wiganwarriors.com/news/2016-04-07-no-excuses Latest from Wane, he's now over it and its in the past. http://www.wiganwarriors.com/news/2016- ... n-the-past My apologies for the mugshot with the dark satanic stare, anyone of nervous disposition please scroll the image ASAP.

Re: Wakefield 62-0 Wigan : Wed Apr 13, 2016 8:42 am  

bewareshadows wrote:

Some very irresponsible players all turning up to train with flu.

Surely it would have been better if they declared their health issue and stayed away from the rest of the players.

again no one in that interview actually said it was flu. flu was just an example the interviewer used as a virus

Re: Wakefield 62-0 Wigan : Wed Apr 13, 2016 8:44 am  

Re: Wakefield 62-0 Wigan : Wed Apr 13, 2016 8:46 am  

Judder Man wrote: Wane said he wouldn't use the situation they were in for an excuse. He posted on the Thursday, I suppose Radders was preparing for the worse scenario. http://www.wiganwarriors.com/news/2016-04-07-no-excuses Latest from Wane, he's now over it and its in the past. http://www.wiganwarriors.com/news/2016- ... n-the-past My apologies for the mugshot with the dark satanic stare, anyone of nervous disposition please scroll the image ASAP. i see the word 'flu' doesn't show in both articles. Just Virus which is a very broad term to use

Judder Man wrote: Wane said he wouldn't use the situation they were in for an excuse. He posted on the Thursday, I suppose Radders was preparing for the worse scenario. http://www.wiganwarriors.com/news/2016-04-07-no-excuses Latest from Wane, he's now over it and its in the past. http://www.wiganwarriors.com/news/2016- ... n-the-past My apologies for the mugshot with the dark satanic stare, anyone of nervous disposition please scroll the image ASAP. i see the word 'flu' doesn't show in both articles. Just Virus which is a very broad term to use

Re: Wakefield 62-0 Wigan : Wed Apr 13, 2016 8:50 am  

Rogues Gallery wrote: Here's the interview. Only nine actually turned up for training on Thursday and they were sent home. http://www.wiganwarriors.com/news/2016- ... s-reflects Rads and Wane did well to avoid this virus that 15 plus players and coaching staff have caught. Good immune systems those lads have They must not work closely with the players and other staff members not to catch it.

Rogues Gallery wrote: Here's the interview. Only nine actually turned up for training on Thursday and they were sent home. http://www.wiganwarriors.com/news/2016- ... s-reflects Rads and Wane did well to avoid this virus that 15 plus players and coaching staff have caught. Good immune systems those lads have They must not work closely with the players and other staff members not to catch it.

Re: Wakefield 62-0 Wigan : Thu Apr 14, 2016 9:47 pm  

Twentyman wrote:

They might not look it, but the Wakefield fans are jubilant....





(I'll stop now)

How dare you.....ooh! thats me, extreme right, front row.

Re: Wakefield 62-0 Wigan : Fri Apr 15, 2016 10:47 am  

Miro wrote:

How dare you.....ooh! thats me, extreme right, front row.