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So, you are saying that he knows how to coach then? Based on what factual evidence, may I ask? Or faith alone? Because if that, we've had plenty, since 2005...

Pretty much the mantra of many US Presidents...

That may be so...but when the message is not quite from the same hymn sheet, it does make you wonder who is telling a fib...Ultimately, what they tell us (and what we see) is all we can comment on. Beyond that, we are speculating.

What do we make of Benji's reply when he asked if he knew JB was leaving? Not a good look at the best of times when you say you weren't aware of it...The better answer may have been "The club and I are aligned on decisions that are made" - unless this is not true..? All may not be well what...

About glass haf full....Why do I subject myself to continued support of the WT? It's that birth right and obligation. You learn to take smaller victories. It also means that those moments of success are that bit sweeter, after all the bitter moments, knowing that victory may not come around for...

A little bit of effort in the 1/2 half, but gee, if I start to look at the "empty" side of the glass, it's enough to drive me to the drink... At least I'll have the weekend to get over it. I am still not sure we have any attacking skills, not even in development (which is a greater worry)...

Until one day you wake up...

Indeed so!

Since 2005, several NRL teams have finished in the bottom four multiple times. Here are some of the key teams and their finishes: Knights: They have often struggled, with several bottom four finishes, including winning the wooden spoon in 2015, 2016, and 2017. Titans: The Titans have...

If not managed...

I was referring to the fact that when we talk about the future, invariably the subject that also comes up is the need to start fresh. For some this means relocating, as one way to ensure the slade is wiped clean. Moral of the story is that this club has been renewing/reinventing/recreating since...

Are we up to the stage where we resurrect "Relocation" yet? :cool: Discussing the same topic every year without getting an answer is one thing that makes this group of supporters such a resilient bunch... We'll never die.. ;-)

True, I think Bateman in particular had one of his worst games. Only excuse I can think of is that it is brought on him (and others) by the anxiety of losing.

With a lot of South's stars out, this could have been our chance to get them. But we thought we better make it easy for them.. I won't go into the sin binning - a trademark of ours these days. As is leaking almost 30 points a game. This isn't going to be fixed anytime soon. But we did hand a lot...

Aim is to concede less than 50?

We'll be waiting ;-) Thanks!!

Taking a leaf out of a Sydney radio station duo...thought it would be good to start to vent! ...and it doesn't have to be about the WT!!

Yep...the close ones also hurt more. At least when it's an obvious blowout you can just stop caring and enjoy football. Like we're all enjoying the WT at present... ;-)

In so far as the outcome, yes of course. Last-minute tries, underdogs winning – it's always exciting. But if two teams are intent on simply waiting for the other to make a mistake, or to draw a parallel with some soccer games for example, to play for penalties, it may detract from the overall...

Yes, of course. I am just not a fan of the arm wrestle, I guess, with 4-5 hit ups and a kick at the end of it..but wait a minute...this sounds like our (WT) game plan!!