Gazwire wrote:
First of all, I'm not justifying the minority of Wire fans' misbehaviour in any way. Like most Wire fans, we're all quite ashamed that those people climbing up were representing our club as supporters.
Mighty_Wires88 wrote:
Unfortunately I am of this opinion, watching the game live he looked sluggish & abit out of his depth at times even up against relatively young & inexperienced saints player in Costello.
Chesterrhino wrote:
Leeds lurch
I also have been a season ticket holder for around the same length of time.
I now believe that blindly renewing season tickets regardless of what crap hetherington serves up is foolishness.
Mighty_Wires88 wrote:
Disagree, I think we can compete with Saints but our pack is lacking compared to Saints. The 3 previously results prove that for me, we can match them in certain areas but the saints pack of forwards make greater meters and give away a lot less penalties.
Bent&Bongser wrote:
Widnes vs Toulouse .................. TO by 10
Toronto vs York ........................ Toronto by 14
Barrow vs Bulls ........................ Bulls by 10
Batley...
stpatricks wrote:
It's certainly a problem that needs dealing with. There will be people who will not attend games because of what's going on. Two games coming up against Wigan and Saints that will highlight any further issues.
steve1g wrote:
Fair point re. Saints Slugger but do you think JD would suffer by being ex-Waky like McDermott did (altho he was ex-Bulls too)
SYDNEY – Lock Scott Barrett could miss the start of the World Cup after becoming only the fourth New Zealand international to be sent off during a test match in the 47-26 Rugby Championship loss to Australia in Perth on Saturday.
