Did anybody see the interview with Lowes, if so what did people think. You can watch it online if you missed it, it's called Warrington Wolves Woes however it take it's time to load up. Make the picture full screen because the small screen doesn't show jimmy on camera. www.itvlocal.com/granada/sport/? ... oid=288426 Any opinions on it.

Did anybody see the interview with Lowes, if so what did people think. You can watch it online if you missed it, it's called Warrington Wolves Woes however it take it's time to load up. Make the picture full screen because the small screen doesn't show jimmy on camera. www.itvlocal.com/granada/sport/? ... oid=288426 Any opinions on it.

It will be interesting to see how he goes with Gary Skents tomoz.

Not very happy with the fans is he.

Im sure he will get them all back on side coming out with crap like that...

NOT

Personal abuse towards the players and himself, always seems to smile when he's talking about serious things, that does my head in.

He reminds me of Nookie bear

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If you can't stand the heat get out of the kitchen.What does he expect when the fans have wasted best part of £50 watching what can only be described as shameful performances?Lets see how positive he is after Sunday's match.

FWIW, I do think some of the fans go way over the top, and I'd actually like to see stewards do their job and kick them out and look to ban them in certain instances, but this isn't new, or exclusive to Lowes and the current team.

he came across Quite well, its not the booing that concerned him as he said fans entitled to show their displeasure, but the drink fueled personal abuse. I dont agree with booing but it is part and parcel of most sports. but agree with jimmy verbal abuse steps well over the line and in my opinion should be stamped out, if that means banning of certain fans, so be it, after all its supposed to be a family sport.

I agree he came over well. A nice normal interview with a professional...without the sarcasm.

I think Jimmy comes across really well in that interview and knows they've got to work hard to get out of the mess - and that confidence is a key thing.

I like the guy - he comes across as a decent bloke. That doesn't mean to say I think he's the right coach for us or even a good coach but (a bit like Karl Fitzpatrick) a guy you could have a good discussion about league with over a pint.

I also think he's spot on regarding a small portion of the 'fans' - some of whom frequent this forum I fear.

Whether he and the coaching staff and players are up to it or not, none of them should be subject to personal abuse.

They want to win as much as us - for most of them it's their livelihood and part of a short career.

It would be great if 'fans' could cut out the abuse. Criticism is OK but not when it turns into abuse.

Great post fes.....

Could not agree more.

Remember last season against Bradford seeing some idiot come running down the south stand steps to the side of the wall so he could give the touch judge a right mouthfull. Steward stood feet away and did nothing.

This was one step away from this idiot jumping the wall and possibly assaulting the touchie. Imagine the trouble for the club and the reputation of Wire fans in general if this had happened.

Stewards need to be more involved.

Lowes is right. Personal abuse is wrong. Then again. So is threatening people with physical violence. I'd be interested to hear his views on that.

We had a similar discussion on atother thread after the Cats game. Nobody is happy with the situation, but nobody sets out to lose a game on purpose - and the day I see someone lose on purpose will be the day I boo a player on my team.

Unfortunately, as far as steward intervention goes, it often only serves to make a drunken gobsh[ii[/ite worse. I suspect they mostly hope that if they leave them to rant for a minute or so, they'll eventually calm down/get tired/fall over in a drunken heap.

Yes pot,kettle,black comes to mind.

right, i didn't go on friday night, can someone who did, please clarify whether the incident after the game whether it was wakefield or warrington fans that were involved in it?

Or were any warrington fans situated near to the dug out or where ever he was sat at the end of the game, as i've not heard/been made aware of any incidents with Mr Lowes and warrington speccies.


yet.

In fairness Lowes points out his game plan.

If we stop the crappy dropped balls on the opponents line & gave away less penalties then we'd have the ball more & use it better & for longer. The opposition can't score if we have the ball.

The fact he's happy with the worst defence in the league is another conversation altogether.

It's only a matter of time. Some of our fans are real tools. A few years ago it was all about the best fans in the game, now we are fast becoming an embarrassment.

I have noticed a turning, especially since we left Wilderspool.

Brian Bevan roundabout?

Which is exactly what Cull used to say. However, we played with a lot more flair under Cull.

Not long to wait now - just rendering the movie!!!

From what Lowes has said he seems to be referring to Warrington fans, as far as i am aware there was no fans near the dugout in the first half, in the second half some Warrington fans changed ends which would put some fans near the dugout, however Jimmy had moved into the stand at half-time.

I may be wrong and the incident could have happened in the first half and that's why Jimmy moved for the second, either that or fans have maybe waited at the team bus after the game or at the stadium for them to get dropped of.

Unacceptable behavior in any case.

Not sure about Friday night as I wasn't there, but last year at Belle Vue, but Cullen and the injured players were sat in front of the press box during the game, nowhere near any other Warrington fans apart from Greg and me.

The year before, Cullen and the players were all in the council flats during the game.

So my assumption would be Wakefield fans