Exactly. I think alot of people have reached an all time low of optimism. A win tonight AND a win against Leeds next week might help restore a bit of it, but only win one (either one) and it'll just be another temporary up on the rollercoaster.

The roller coaster is an apt description for us as it implies a dizzying high at the start, only to reach the very bottom at the end and come to a full stop. Bit like our seasonal expectations.

Im feeling positive about tonights game, I think we'll go there and turn them over. It will be interesting to see what peoples opinions will be afterwards if it happens.

The same as previously broached I would expect.

Obst out tonight now as well apparently, we got no recognised half backs left and will have 2 centres in JD and Martin at 6 and 7 and one hooker at 33 years old playing the full match, its a massive struggle for us to put a team on the park at the moment nether mind try win a game so if your lot dont win tonight then they need to have real hard look at themselves

It's the last 20 minutes that will leave me with more optimism or not. Even if we win, but scrape home by a couple of points after Wakey score 20 in the last 15 minutes I'll still feel the same as I do now.

Win, lose or draw I want to see 100% commitment from the 1st minute to the 80th, not from the 1st to the 54th or 39th minutes!

I shall be there praying for a Wire win as I am meeting up with a couple of Wakey fans who will no doubt enjoy rubbing it in if we get beat!!!

COME ON THE WIRE!!!

And just to add, I want to see Lowes show far more positive body language this week. I would also like to see him suited & booted & clean shaven & looking professional, but that might be asking/expecting too much!

Not sure whether its right about Obst it may just be lazy journalism. Says on Sky Sports News he is out but Yorkshire Radio are saying he's back in the side tonight. All will be revealed at 8pm tonight!

According to John Kear on radio Leeds this morning, Obst and Sculthorpe are back tonight.

ruddy hope so, if Obst plays we win, if he dont then we lose simple as that IMO

On plus side, we'll probably beat Leeds

Editted for accuracy!

not coming on gloating but the support that came tonight was very poor for your club, shame in a way, as you tend to bring an atmosphere with the drum, we too have our selves to blame for the attendance

was a great match for the unbiased

Im afraid the simple fact is that fans are now starting to vote with their feet. Usually with Warrington, you get beat, moan a bit, then towards the end of the week, your just itching to get back supporting. This year and last year has felt much much different though, well personally. Since I started watching, Ive always had blind faith, I dont mind admitting it.
Now though, It's a sense of not really caring anymore that really grinds the most.

having just took a 7% pay cut for 3 months to help the compnay i work for get through the credit crunch i need to be not wasting money by going to watch that shower of sugar

if they showed the kind of willing like my other colleagues do for our job then maybe i could justify not buying soft toilet tissue and get smartprice so the money saved i can go to Yorkshire on a Friday night

I would normally go all home and away games, but there is no way I could bring myself to travel to Wakefield on a Friday night and watch a team that is poorly coached and showing no desire to win.

I am even regretting buying my season ticket and am not relishing the idea of going to even home games...I have never felt like this before...I am gutted at what is happening to my beloved rugby club...

You're not the only one, Debs.

Feel the same Deb.

I'd like to close this post with a final comment,
Lowes out.

I didnt renew mine and the wifes season tickets this year and have not been to any games yet(we usually go to all games home and away), so far we have saved £400.

I am not going throught he gates until the club stops taking the pi$$ out of the Warrington public. I could write a very long essay on how this has been coming for a long time and the type of people now involved with Warrington RLFC.

The appointment of the Yorkshire rookie coaching staff (who are barely qualified or capable to coach juniors) is about par for the course with the contempt we are all being treated with as loyal supporters.

Its come to the attention that there was some kind of ruccus at the ground last night. As a Wakey fan, I'm very regretful to hear about this. Hopefully this incident won't deter you from visiting Belle Vue again. Best of luck for the rest of the season and good luck against the whinos next week.

At least you have one thing to look forward to at the next home game

Thanks for sticking the boot in Snowie...
If you hadn't noticed your own fans don't exactly travel on mass to away games...

LOWES OUT

Well he did to a few Wakey fans.