Wolves again : Thu Sep 19, 2024 4:41 pm  

We’ve not had much change out of them this season and the chaotic way the end of season fixtures have been scheduled means they won’t be easing off. Be interesting to see how this goes and would be nice not to finish last, but if we do then no complaints that is what we set up for and the team has developed across the season to become a competitive outfit which is a credit to Eccles and the team.

Fundamentally though, I’m more interested in what happens next week. Not in a good way but I suspect it’s all going to kick off and objectively it will be interesting to see what exactly we have done to the club and where, if anywhere, we go from here.

Re: Wolves again : Fri Sep 20, 2024 3:23 am  

BigTime wrote:

We’ve not had much change out of them this season and the chaotic way the end of season fixtures have been scheduled means they won’t be easing off. Be interesting to see how this goes and would be nice not to finish last, but if we do then no complaints that is what we set up for and the team has developed across the season to become a competitive outfit which is a credit to Eccles and the team.

Fundamentally though, I’m more interested in what happens next week. Not in a good way but I suspect it’s all going to kick off and objectively it will be interesting to see what exactly we have done to the club and where, if anywhere, we go from here.

I think it is going to be one of the most painful close seasons we have had. All the worse as we are stuck on the sidelines with little information being provided by the club, just like this season.

Re: Wolves again : Fri Sep 20, 2024 2:23 pm  

We could be optimistic of losing by less than Hull, even if not a win?

But yeah agreed. Next few weeks going to be painful.

Re: Wolves again : Fri Sep 20, 2024 5:16 pm  

the-bearded-lefty wrote:

We could be optimistic of losing by less than Hull, even if not a win?

But yeah agreed. Next few weeks going to be painful.

Any word Lefty on the rumours Lord Alli has agreed to pay for our kits and is sponsoring the Gold Lounge for use by various pals? A couple of things to knock off the worry list for next year if true and double benefit of not having to hear about the Gold Lounge offers every xxxxing week.

Re: Wolves again : Fri Sep 20, 2024 5:18 pm  

Deadcowboys1 wrote:

I think it is going to be one of the most painful close seasons we have had. All the worse as we are stuck on the sidelines with little information being provided by the club, just like this season.

You say stuck on the sidelines DC but someone’s got to fill those jerseys unless we convert to a sevens side.

Re: Wolves again : Fri Sep 20, 2024 5:35 pm  

BigTime wrote:

You say stuck on the sidelines DC but someone’s got to fill those jerseys unless we convert to a sevens side.

I was a nippy scrum half in my day, the only problem is my day was the previous century. Oh well, if all else fails, Mike? Mike?

Re: Wolves again : Fri Sep 20, 2024 7:08 pm  

Anyone else's telly coverage not working either?

Re: Wolves again : Fri Sep 20, 2024 7:29 pm  

[quote="the-bearded-lefty"]Anyone else's telly coverage not working eit
It’s working now. Wishing it wasn’t. Very poor. Sounds like Hughes pulling the plug next week.

Re: Wolves again : Fri Sep 20, 2024 7:32 pm  

This commentator super indiscreet. Rourke to trinity. Bassett and Kennedy back to aus. Kershaw to Hull

Re: Wolves again : Fri Sep 20, 2024 7:40 pm  

meadows hasn’t even come on yet and we’re e back to being rubbish. what at a Jonah!