who ever thinks we"ll get in the playoffs with this clown in charge are deluded. same old dross weve not improved 1 bit while hes been in charge we must have the worst pack in superleague weve not got a clue in sick of it

After watching all the games on sunday are team looked the unfittist team in the league. And the only team that still aint learned how to tackle and support the man with the ball. Playing that crap how are we going to build a fan base and a future watching that every week this club needs to sort it self out or its the national leagues for this club.

That tends to be the case when stronger, bigger, more aggressive and more powerful props (Richard Moore et al) smash you up the middle. Momentum builds, fatigue sets in, motivation drops, confidence drops and the team concedes points all over the place.
Hopefully the return of Cashmere fires the younger props up and we can compensate for the apparent lack of mass, power and strength.

dont think its fitness, its we are not fast enough and lack motivation and thats the coaches job.

Well, speed is of course just one of the many parts of overall fitness. Indeed, so is motivation. (Mental fitness)If any one of the many facets of fitness is lacking, other area's of fitness will suffer.

As for who's job motivation is. Well, that's a toughy. The best way I can put it is that motivation is something that as you say should come for he coach/coaches. But, equally it should come from the individuals within the group and the group as a unit. It's not quite as clear cut as that. I.e., a 3 an equal 3 way split as onsome days any one of the 3 may need to play a more active role in motivating the other two of the three.

The fire and brimstone speeches we see in the movies do paint a rather simplistic picture of how a team is motivated. My fave man Wayne Bennett is well known for saying little and very rarely in a raised voice yet look at his record.