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Do we get more points on the league ladder for beating Wigoon............lets be really radical and want to win both..........bet the players and coaching staff want it that way.

I agree with this; :2fdpiu6x

This I don't understand, why so negative;

Before anyone has a pop my next question is a genuine one, I feel that your perception of games and performances are different given your rugby background.......So here goes; Out of all the people who have posted reference Sundays performance and how we will go on the next two Saturdays, how many have played (school doesn't count), how many have coached.

Again, this isn't me saying if you haven't played or coached you can't have an opinion, it is me asking to see from which perspective you're commenting....... plus it gives a clue as to knowledge with relation to tactics, team prep plus an understanding of the performers and what they are contributing also why it doesn't always work etc..............Thanks

Surely going into games in 'top fitness' shouldn't even be thought of right now? The Wigan game will be our third of the season, if we start showing fatigue by our third game, and we're thinking about going easy in our second to be in top shape for our third, we may as well give up now. I think the league is getting stronger, no game should be taken lightly as we'll be punished. Our priority should be beating Cas to try and build some kind of momentum, the Wigan game probably won't even be thought of in the camp at the mo.

I do plenty of coaching currently and I am not easily impressed, but I was on Sunday. The movement off the ball and lines of support were particularly impressive.

it was a good performance against a weak and poor team on that day but we'll see if we can continue this saturday. they shouldn't be thinking about wigan game. how could we get good form into the wigan if we lose against cas?

Don't think they will be thinking about the Wigan game at all.