Let's be honest, we're probably gonna loose our first 6 games, it's what we do.

Everyone's talking like Maguire's regime has changed us into this unbeatable side - Bull e, all he's had them doing is a bit of extra running and a few more weights.

Of course, if we go out and win our first 6 games i'll apologise and stick a picture of my tiny d!ck up on here for you all to see...

Heeeey its brian noble hows it goin over there at crusaders?

Hahahaha it's going well my friend!!!

Feck sake.

Lose: to fail at, or to be unable to find. "Ann would always lose her keys."

Loose: not tight or fixed in place. "The railings were really loose, a danger to everyone."

Learn the pigging difference!!

You sound as positive as a HIV clinic waiting room.

Get a grip and get behind the team.

lmao

nothing like being a tad positive,

would not liked this guy to have been around here in 2006

I sort of agree with what he's saying. Some people are saying we'll finish 2nd and definitely win a trophy. On what basis?

2010 is just the foundations. 2011 is when we can judge the Maguire regime.

Hmmm. Cynicism, I can understand. Pessmism, I can certainly understand given our last few years. But revelling in it? Being a smartar2e about it?

Sorry Mr. Tiny D!ck, you're a troll ... probably running on pure adrenaline because your team finally won a match today.

Give him some credit Cruncher...he was clever enough to use "we" to trick us into thinking he was a Wigan fan.


I reckon hes a wire fan.

Could be, but Wire are on a high at present and don't feel the need to hide behind someone else's colours.

I still think he's one of t'other lot. Hiding and trying to be sneaky comes second nature to them. As does failing.

I dont think we will finish the season unbeaten.

If we finish in the playoffs, have a decent cup run, compete if not beat Saints and generally play consistantly well and watch a fitter, more aggressive, hungry 'TEAM' then I will be happy.

Hes one of the Blue lot, good win today I've heard mate sad none of you could have made it.

Could, but didn't want to.

I've edited your post to show its point .
Thanks for the contribution .

That's strange, I can't remember the last time I DIDN'T want to go to a Wigan RL match at home.............

Worked till 8.30am Saturday morning. Back in at 8.30pm.
£15 ticket to watch players I can watch for £3 on a Tuesday in the freezing cold and a competition we'll never win.
Had it been a league game like next week, then i'd be there.

Didn't understand this bit?




You have a season ticket probably?

Not having a go, but I just couldn't understand why you WOULDN'T want to go to a match, especially at home as I never miss home cup games (by choice).

Always going to be a crap game. Had I not been working I probably would have.

A large number of the players will be those that play for the reserves on a Tuesday which is £3.

Took the Brother in law to Old Trafford last Wednesday ...... he didn't enjoy it one bit - me , I loved it and I'm not a Man U fan, but it was just priceless..... 5-0



Pre-match, in the bar he had the temerity to crow about the tics attendancies v RL crowds - I did remind him about a Tuesday night cup game one December when they got about 6000 on, which he dismissed as irrelevant.

Anyway he pops round ours this afternoon about 4-ish for me to look at his laptop, and I'm thinking "shouldn't you be somewhere else?" - his response, can't be d, not paying £15 quid to watch the A-Team, etc . Fickle lot these tics fans.


Mind you, it looked like only two taxi loads of them turned up on Wednesday at Old Trafford - it normally takes me at least 50 mins to get off E2 car park as they hold us back until the away fans coaches have departed - I think the tics fans left by dragster, as we were on the road inside 10 minutes for a change.

The town is a turnin blue my 4rse !

I like you....do you fancy going for a drink sometime?

Think you should come back and apologise even if we do happen to lose a couple as for the last bit - generous offer but no thanks

Was it that tiny I missed it?

*Like*

Fail.

Michael Maguire is the best thing that has happened to the club in years and is the most important signing that we have made in at least a decade, more so than any player. He has transformed the club both on the pitch and off the field with his training methods, ethos and discipline. As a team we are much fitter, stronger and faster than last year and almost every player has improved. We also play a much better, more attractive brand of rugby which is a refreshing change after some of the boring dross that we had to put up with last year. It really is hard to believe how he has achieved so much in such a short space of time with basically the same players and he deserves full credit for that.