We will win things with smith

Ive said previously that Tony Smith will need a minimum of 3 years to shape his own team, their will be players that are under contract who he may want to release but his hands could be tied for a while.

Ive seen progress already, i expect a lot more ups and downs before we become a team thats a force on the field and not on paper like its been in the past.

like someone said early am going to the games with a spring in my step looking forward to watching the team play which i guess comes down to Smith

With a little patience you are dead right.

I believe,given the time to change things we will things at Warrington. You can see now some of our handling has improved and like likes of King, Monaghan, Briers etc are playing as well as the ever have or in LB's case in a long time. Smith has a nice likeable approach and the fans can see what he is doing and the majority understand that it takes time. Rome wasn't built in a day (but Tony Smith was not on that job)

Even though you may well be right, and by no means a slight on your post, I am sick and tired of newly unfurled 3 year plans.

From what I am hearing about the changes in coaching of the under 18's and under 21's is true, and looking at their results then I am more than happy with Smiths first few months in charge. From what I have heard there are players in those teams that have real potential who are being coached to realise that potential. It wouldnt suprise me to see a new face in the team against Featherstone.

I think his biggest challenge is the first team and buying himself enough time to allow the transition to be made without supporters getting on his back. . There has been a massive improvement in player performance and he looks to have given a number of players a lot of confidence,

Balls to it, get shut. His win/loss ratio is no better than Cullen's.

Technically it is, I reckon we should stick hold of him.

It's good going in the right direction. Long way to go still though, hopefully we can put a decent run together and snatch a place in the play-offs.