I am booking a session in Cyro-stasis when that comes around if KFP is still here. We will have everything from Jedward to wolves running all over the place eating happy clappers.

There are problems that need sorting out but the root cause isn't that we've said our aim is to win the Grand Final.
If we'd said our aim was some other woke woolly garbage about being part of the community or making memories, you can bet the fans on here would be saying that if this was Saints or Wigan they would say they were focused on winning.


I suspect the real problem is something the club won't say. They are more motivated by loyalty to individuals in the organisation than they are motivated to make ruthless decisions to bring in people who know how to win.


It's the same issue that makes people sceptical about the government. Every department has a mission statement about making some public service world class or making the UK the best place in the world to start a business. But nobody is willing to make the tough decisions necessary to achieve that. 

This is a very interesting point, and I am not saying that you are wrong. Perhaps we are too nice as a club, and need to be more ruthless in various aspects of how we operate. What I would say, though, is that it's winning or losing that always shapes how fans view certain things. Last season, when we were doing relatively well, fans could easily put a positive spin on something like the Chambers appointment, for example. When the team is winning, it's viewed as "wise appointment, Warrington through and through, knows the club inside out". When the team is losing, it's "has no real experience, jobs for the boys, out of his depth". The same goes for loyalty. When we are winning, loyalty can be viewed as a positive, praiseworthy trait, whereas at the moment, with the awful season we are having, it is easy to regard it as a weakness instead.

To repeat what I said above, nothing will change "culture" wise in our club until the board (especially the chairman and CEO) are moved on.  CEO is an easy one, getting a new chairman may be a lot harder and in the "turkeys voting for Xmas" bucket in reality.  I agree with the point above Re us being too nice as a club, happy clappy etc.  We've changed the coaches, assistant coaches, recruitment guys, physios, sports science guys, players......changes further up the food chain are needed as we've literally won 1 trophy in 13 years so the runners-up mentality is obviously endemic.

TBH that article read like a load of over complicated, irrelevant pseudo intellectual bollox to me but that's just my opinion.