It won't matter what players leave or join if behind the scenes stays the same. 


We are clearly poorly coached in a comfort zone of lazy, under achievement. 

When you compare what performance Rowley delivered with a  £1.2m squad in a broken club turmoil, with what Burgess did with a £2.2m squad and marquee players, it is clear to me that it's time we showed him the door. 

At the risk of posting Twaddle Smify, Hartill was sidelined due to his unprofessional behaviour in a post-match video session. Chambers spoke to him and his father regarding the matter and a new approach was issued to correct his manner in these sessions. 


Morrissey, Chambers is the boss when it comes to player discipline; he recently sidelined King and Philbin for a lack of understanding regarding the rules around drinking.

This seems legit to me. We either want a better culture or we don't. There'd be no point saying 'yes but we don't have a hooker so let him play anyway' - that would be the worst example to set.


It's extremely disappointing that two senior players would break team rules and find themselves getting disciplined in this way.

This seems legit to me. We either want a better culture or we don't. There'd be no point saying 'yes but we don't have a hooker so let him play anyway' - that would be the worst example to set.


It's extremely disappointing that two senior players would break team rules and find themselves getting disciplined in this way.

Harthill made a silly mistake, and I guess he won't do it again. He is a talent that we need to nurture through this period to get the best out of him.

Fully behind the disciplinary measures. I always wonder why full time professional athletes can't lay off the sauce at the correct times, especially when the alleged King and Philbin issue was during a poor run of results. 

Re Harthill I understand he played in the reserves?