Dr Crane said:This is likely to sound very defeatist, but it is my honest belief.
I truely think we will probably get bounced in straight sets this year, but it won't bother if we can chalk it up to experience and back it up next year.
The experience should help to deal with the stagefright - see the 2001/2002/2003 Warriors.
Dr Crane said:This is likely to sound very defeatist, but it is my honest belief.
I truely think we will probably get bounced in straight sets this year, but it won't bother if we can chalk it up to experience and back it up next year.
The experience should help to deal with the stagefright - see the 2001/2002/2003 Warriors.
ozbash said:no mate, dont agree.
When the going gets tough, the tough get going.
They dont know what a level playing field is, they wont perform unless they are up against it.
Warriors by 8
Thierry Henry said:If Price isn't prop of the year I will deadset chew my balls off.
Rich102 said:I agree Mr B.
The more the odds are stacked against them the better they will perform.
How many times have we seen them lift when a player is binned or sent off and they know they are one down. It seems part of our kiwi/polynesian/maori culture to appear not to treat the game seriously. It takes something bad against them to motivate them all to pull together.
They have to lift now and show a bit of mongrel! A bit of Kia Kaha!
If they go out and give it all they have got then there can be no regrets.
They are capable of winning this, they just have to prove it on the field.
Blake said:What are you on about? They were up against it playing Melbourne at Mt Smart and lost without scoring a try. Had Mannering sent for ten against the Roosters and blew a winning lead. Sorry man but I think your glasses are a little too rosy lensed.
Also I think most people know they are capable of winning the game - otherwise they wouldn't find themselves placed inside the final four at the end of the season. Stop the sporting cliches please!