Sorry double post

Don't disagree, the gulf in class was glaringly obvious in the Leeds cup game.

I just can't help but feel though, that we have the personal to be better?

That by default lays the blame at LR feet, which I'm also reluctant to do!

I said earlier in the season that another coach to help with attacking plays might help.

We have looked really poor tonight, but I'm convinced they could be so much better? Or is it just wishful thinking and really the squad just isn't good enough to challenge?

The last 2-3 years have been Groundhog Day despite whoever plays..... The most consistent element is Mr Radford. His coaching record speaks for itself.

Given our injuries and our ability to self-destruct I'm much happier to be 100% safe TBH.

That offside decision is comical, when compared to the Wigan try.

Yup. Strictly correct though (both decisions).

Ouch

Radford's Half Time Teamtalk never fails to work.



Glad we've already secured our place in the Big Boy League, as opposed to playing on the Naughty Step.

Men and Boys when it came to try execution tonight.

Outclassed in every department tonight. A tad unlucky with a couple of calls that might have narrowed the margin but miles away from being competitive. Perhaps not surprising with missing Pryce, Ellis, and Feka from the start and losing Bowden early on but still a disappointing performance.

If we play like this in the rest of our games we won't be winning any of them, that's for sure.

48-12.

That's pretty depressing

Congratulations Lee, fine effort to bring the playing standard so low we got dicked on our own turf.
This highlights the problems more than ever and they've all being mentioned over the season by so many posters. it's all well and good blaming the result on missing personnel but the main cause is pretty obvious.
Is the owner going to do the right thing or are we going to continue in this vein for another year losing yet more fans knowing full well we won't trouble the play-offs of CC.
Sickened by how far we've fallen

If that's us pushing on to the super-8's then I will be crying for the rest of the season...

As poor as Hull were tonite , you caught a team near the top of their game , Wigan were excellent all over the park . They would have troubled any team tonite .

poor tonight, injuries arnt helping but we need new players in, saying that wigan where hot,

I'm firmly in the Radford out camp too, but it's getting a bit boring now.

We know our attacking structure is on a par with a National Conference team, but on the flip side Wigan played as well as I've seen them this season. Radford is going nowhere this season now.

don't think he will go anywhere next

Nope.

Might be a chance of someone being brought in to assist him though.

totally agree

This has to happen? Surely even AP can see that?

Because unless we are about to sign a load of world superstars this team and LR have peaked IMO.

It's as good as it will get, and I don't see next season squad being any better than this one, so the only thing that can improve is the way we play?

squad will be better imo if all the rumours are to be believed

Many of us have a grasp of reality about how good we are. Our record against the pies is never good. Their starting 13 were 1 to 13 except one position. BUT it's the desire, the heart, the commitment that was lacking. We were at home and yet the players in black & white hoops couldn't even get aggressive in the tackle. Couldn't support the player making a half break. It's the little things that matter & tonight they were all lacking. We might not have expected to win, but we expect some pride from those wearing our shirt.
Mr Pearson announced before the game that he expects us to compete against the Wigans of the world and that the top 8 games at home would show the faithful that there is hope and would encourage us to buy passes. Well despite the efficiency of the pies I am afraid as per usual our end of season will end with a whimper. But I bet we will train well over the next two weeks.

James Webster is on the doorstep he would work for next to nothing, he's got to be in APs thoughts to be our attacking coach.

Men against boys as has often been the case over the years when we play Wigan.

Not convinced he's the answer either, lower level SL & Championship player, already been at the club for a spell as assistant, unimpressive at Wakefield. What experience or new ideas would be bring to the table?