Re: Eamon McManus's to-do list for Monday : Tue May 20, 2014 6:01 pm  

I can only judge my own reaction. Some have been on about this since lost 1, some since before.

To me I have not been overly concerned.

Catalan I thought was an ok shift just a little easy on a team with poor form.
Wakefield away is always an unknown quantity
Leeds was amazing and unexpected.
Huddersfield in the cup, we looked a little lack luster.
Cas we were extremely lucky to come back
Wigan was pretty dire
Widnes I expect given Leeds in the cup
Leeds in the cup we just looked disjointed.
London and Bradford where to be expected, although we made hard work of London.
Warrington is starting to look like more of a pattern

We can't put it all down to luck it's a run of 11 games where performances have dropped off. Some we could coast through, but others we needed a stroke of luck to get by.

I'm not advocating sacking everyone, but everyone does have to look at themselves and that includes the untouchables.
My concern is not Brown, it is that this is a pattern that occured under a different coach with different players. Therefore we can't just put it down to old heads and player power.

Re: Eamon McManus's to-do list for Monday : Tue May 20, 2014 6:17 pm  

Pie and Proud wrote:

Correct, and maybe run a few ideas up the flagpole and see who salutes them. Important thing is that everyone is on the same page and they all sing from the same hymn sheet!

I really hate cliches.

Oh; I just realised he is from over the hump.