Impossible to disagree with a single word of this,  miaw. We are a shambles, from top to bottom. 


If Burgess has been sounded out for the Perth job, let him hook up with Meninga, now. He's another coach with little experience appointment, that we specialise in. His Heroic wins over Saints and Wigan chips have been cashed in. 


Williams is a great one game, bang average for the next three, specialist.


King....hmmmmmm


But the real villain is Chambers


WTF are we paying this clown for?
Crowther, Powell and don't get me started on Russell and Tai. What on earth possessed him to think these are the quality we need. No wonder fans of other teams laugh at us.


On another thread, I called us Spursy.
We are, but they've won something,  recently 


Fed up

How many times have we 'shot ourselves in the foot' coming up with poor performances and results whilst reaching out to new/lapsed supporters???  

It was an inflated crowd with the offers on along side the many white envelopes. Not a true reflection.

Yeah I only noticed one defensive boo boo from him - flying out of the line and missing Flanaghan for Huddersfield's 2nd try.

With Tai I think people get charmed by the occasional bit hit.  Danny Lima had the same effect with the occasional spectacular barnstorming run but neither can disguise the defects across their games.  If you asked people to name all the SL centres Tai is better than, I suspect you'd be hard pushed to name many.  I'd like a centre (particularly a quota player) to possess real pace, an ability to read the opposition attack and a top passing game.  I'm also aware that we can't have superstars in all positions but apart from Wrench (who looked lively when we eventually got the ball to him) and the injured Lindop, we have a real lack of pace at centre.  Next season I'd like to see Wrench and Lindop at 3 and 4 with King and an Academy player as back up.

Can you believe it's 2 decades since Danny Lima played for us!

He arrived relatively unknown and became popular because his first few weeks he played well including on televised games, running in hard. After that he was so-so, but he did get the crowd going when he came off the bench.


Chris Leikvoll, who signed at the same time, had the opposite story. He started slowly and looked slow and lumbering and there was some quote in the press about how the coaches expected him to improve when the pitches got harder. We thought here we go, he's one of 'those' kind of signings. But over time he won respect and his handling was very good for a front rower, he was a good offloader.