: Sat Apr 18, 2009 8:10 am  

J.T wrote:

:lol: What a plum!

Not really just going off the last few years good starts. I think a few teams have some good rugby left in them and with a few coaching changes that have and will occur will see significant improvement in the likes of Wire, Bradford and Wigan.

All clubs go through a bad spell Wakefield when they do seem to find it hard to recover, but i do think a top 6 finish is on the cards which will see you comfortably in the playoffs and a fantastic achievement.

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 8:14 am  

7 Days, 6 Points & a new ground, could things get any better.

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 8:17 am  

Wakey Wakey wrote:

7 Days, 6 Points & a new ground, could things get any better.

Add to that a new baby at the Rooneys.

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 8:21 am  

The season just gets better

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 8:47 am  

Wildthing wrote:

I thought we were pretty average tonight ... so the fact we won away at a tough place to play is very satisfying.
Great support for the lads too.

Me too. I think MOPSEY has summed it up pretty well.

I think there is a lot more this team is capable of and hopefully we will see it in the coming weeks.

What an Easter and weekend. Three wins, 6 points and the great news about the new Stadium - can it get any better.

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 9:03 am  

The most satisfying thing fro me last night was the fact that we won when I thought we looked quite poor in patches. Thats the sign of a quality team

The number of times we allowed Hull into the game with mistakes and silly penalties I think made Hull look better than they were (I thought they looked very tired and devoid of ideas).

We were very tired but ground the result out, as soon as the drop goal went over I knew we would win, the defence this season has been fantastic and it was again last night but with more composure we would have reduced our defending and would have posted more points.

3 games in a week a great result and all the team played their hearts out you cannot ask for more, our hunger is there and its showing bring on Wigan

Oh and I hope the team enjoy 3 days off they have well and truly earned it, thanks for a great result last night.

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 10:03 am  

REDWHITEANDBLUE wrote:

The most satisfying thing fro me last night was the fact that we won when I thought we looked quite poor in patches. Thats the sign of a quality team

My thoughts exactely

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 10:07 am  

Well done for last night.
We're sickened at the moment what's happening but that takes nothing away from your win.
By the way...congrats on your new ground.
I'm Wakey born and I know it's in the Stanley area somewhere but where exactly is it going to be?
Can't quite suss.... any pubs round there etc...?

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 10:09 am  

denbo63 wrote:

Well done for last night.
We're sickened at the moment what's happening but that takes nothing away from your win.
By the way...congrats on your new ground.
I'm Wakey born and I know it's in the Stanley area somewhere but where exactly is it going to be?
Can't quite suss.... any pubs round there etc...?

right at side of junction 30 about 6 or 7 pubs in a mile radius

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 10:23 am  

jonh wrote:

Not really just going off the last few years good starts. I think a few teams have some good rugby left in them and with a few coaching changes that have and will occur will see significant improvement in the likes of Wire, Bradford and Wigan.

All clubs go through a bad spell Wakefield when they do seem to find it hard to recover, but i do think a top 6 finish is on the cards which will see you comfortably in the playoffs and a fantastic achievement.

What it is different about Wakey this year is there a spirit, a unity and a bonding between not just the players but the whole club that will put us out of any slump. Plus, individually and as a squad, we are far better than in previous seasons, the competition for places is more intense and the desire and self-belief is greater.