Have we made the massive improvement that everyone wanted?



In my opinion we have gone backwards massively, isn't that 7 on the run we have lost?



Is it not time to look at the board that is running the club, they are ruining us, Jimmy Lowes was a rush appointment after he won a few games, the board promised a top class coach when Cullen went and failed to deliver, for me everything now sits firmly at their feet.

Walking backwards.

Definitely not, we have gotten worse....much worse!



Yes, if you want to count SL opposition overall it is a 9 game losing streak (Wigan & Hull KR friendlies).

I agree with you Geordie but I don't think that the board will act so early into the season. A few weeks down the line we may be in a different situation and the board might have no choice but to get rid of Lowes



At the rate we are playing we could be looking at 6 games, 6 defeats. Wakefield away, Leeds home, Harlequins away, Hull KR home are all difficult games.

Cullen had the right idea just the wrong personnel, who are unfortunatly still with us. Cullen was a far better coach than James Lowes is. At least some of our losses were enjoyable to watch. Sat with his feet up on the table like a bored schoolboy is another indicator of his lack of competancy, enthusiasm, respect and professionalism that should be expected of a superleague coach. He reeks of a man that knows he is going to be binned regardless.

Does anyone know Jimmy's win/loss record as Warrington coach? (super league games only)

For them reasons only, he should be gone!

Won 3 or 4

Lost 6



I think

7 wins, 8 losses.....if you don't count the play off match it is 7 losses.

He is out of his depth.



Even Salford realised the head coach job was beyond him.



Can anyone tell me what our game plan was tonight?

5 drives and a kick

We won 6 of Lowes first 7 games in charge, which earned Lowes his contract extension. We have lost 7 since. So that makes it 6 wins 8 losses, which to be fair is not a bad ratio in the context of Warrington, its a similar record to Cullen's and Van de Veldes.