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Re: Warrington at home this week : Mon Jul 31, 2023 4:26 pm  

It's never only one thing.

Dave's arrival is absolutely the spark that started the fire but there are more influences than that.

Gale clearly has an impact on and off the field. You can tell how much he's into it when you watch the latest winning song video compared to the first. He is very much a leader with enthusiasm.

We are running shapes and setting game strategies that are working now. That isn't Dave. He's just giving the enthusiasm to get behind it.

Re: Warrington at home this week : Mon Jul 31, 2023 4:28 pm  

PopTart wrote:

Dave's arrival is absolutely the spark that started the fire.

Fixed for you.

Re: Warrington at home this week : Mon Jul 31, 2023 4:30 pm  

PopTart wrote:

It's never only one thing.

Dave's arrival is absolutely the spark that started the fire but there are more influences than that.

Gale clearly has an impact on and off the field. You can tell how much he's into it when you watch the latest winning song video compared to the first. He is very much a leader with enthusiasm.

We are running shapes and setting game strategies that are working now. That isn't Dave. He's just giving the enthusiasm to get behind it.

Wonder if they have the Ted Lasso "Believe" sign up above Mash's door?

Re: Warrington at home this week : Mon Jul 31, 2023 6:00 pm  

PopTart wrote:

It's never only one thing.

Dave's arrival is absolutely the spark that started the fire but there are more influences than that.

Gale clearly has an impact on and off the field. You can tell how much he's into it when you watch the latest winning song video compared to the first. He is very much a leader with enthusiasm.

We are running shapes and setting game strategies that are working now. That isn't Dave. He's just giving the enthusiasm to get behind it.

For me, Jowitts return has played a massive part in our upturn in form, his final pass selection is class, I genuinely think he is one of the best FBs in the league for linking into the line and throwing that cut out ball, IMO with him in the side for those close games early on they would have been different.

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Re: Warrington at home this week : Mon Jul 31, 2023 6:35 pm  

I agree. Jowitt is a key part of our attack.
And now he's getting better service he's really showing his class.

Re: Warrington at home this week : Mon Jul 31, 2023 6:59 pm  

In contact, running with the ball, Langi has definitely got essence of Tupou about him.

I dunno about Gale, bit of a flawed genius, he's knocking it out of the park atm and the team is with him and each other and bringing their own A game, but it always feels like his next drama is just around the corner.
Still, if he can just keep it rolling to the end of the season without upsetting the yin and yang, we might just pull it out the fire...

Re: Warrington at home this week : Mon Jul 31, 2023 7:02 pm  

PopTart wrote:

I agree. Jowitt is a key part of our attack.
And now he's getting better service he's really showing his class.

What about me and thee. The crowd behind the team, following the 'better' performances, certainly will help the cause.
Compare the current, with earlier in the season, in terms of noise etc

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Re: Warrington at home this week : Mon Jul 31, 2023 7:59 pm  

phe13 wrote:

What about me and thee. The crowd behind the team, following the 'better' performances, certainly will help the cause.
Compare the current, with earlier in the season, in terms of noise etc

I agree.
We need Belle Vue to be a fortress and the crowd is a big part of that.

Re: Warrington at home this week : Mon Jul 31, 2023 8:54 pm  

homme vaste wrote:

For me, Jowitts return has played a massive part in our upturn in form, his final pass selection is class, I genuinely think he is one of the best FBs in the league for linking into the line and throwing that cut out ball, IMO with him in the side for those close games early on they would have been different.

Jowitt is class with the long cut out pass, my only concern is defending teams are becoming aware and will risk leaving a gap by going for the interception, that Wigan winger last Saturday on tv noticed the long pass coming and made the interceptions, it can work for or against you.

Re: Warrington at home this week : Mon Jul 31, 2023 10:53 pm  

Dunkirk Spirit wrote:

Jowitt is class with the long cut out pass, my only concern is defending teams are becoming aware and will risk leaving a gap by going for the interception, that Wigan winger last Saturday on tv noticed the long pass coming and made the interceptions, it can work for or against you.

It didn't yesterday....