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Massive game this week for us,Keighley did what they had to do on Sunday against us now we need to do our bit.

I’m sure the lads will all be up for it and we’ll hopefully get a decent sized crowd in to cheer them on.

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Lose this game and I think that’s the end of the season pretty much. Cut out the basic mistakes and needless penalties and we’ll be ok. 

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1 hour ago, RLDB said:

Lose this game and I think that’s the end of the season pretty much. Cut out the basic mistakes and needless penalties and we’ll be ok. 

I wouldn’t say a loss is the end,but we would need to beat Newcastle and York.

All we can do is stay positive and get behind Cresta and the lads.

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Huge game, feels like if we can get into an early lead and cut out the mistakes (easier said than done) we should be seeing the game out. Main worry is if we go behind, we haven't been exactly calm and collected near the opposition line this season at the best of times

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Feel like I'm saying the same thing ever week, must win game. I'll be there supporting and getting behind the lads. Lose and I think that means confidence gone and last 2 games will be a struggle. COYR!!!

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Keys to Win, IMO.

* Discipline: No offsides. No stripping the ball. No bad-mouthing ref. decisions.

* No kicking directly into touch on penalties or short kick-offs Jarred.

* Eliminate errors: Only minimal knock-ons and bad passes. 

* Complete our sets and pin opponents back with deep kicks.

* Keep our shape, play as a team, not as individuals. 

* Stay patient, level-headed, be non-emotional and stick to the game plan.

* Solid defence on our goal-line, especially be alert on 5th tackle.

* Creative plays on opponents goal-line, not one-dimensional bull-dozing.

* Off-loads by forwards on attack (see my Keighley post) to keep the ball moving.

* Corkill at centre instead of Carter.

Achieve much of the above and we'll win. If not we'll lose.

Remember Swinton are desperate too, just like we are.

If we do lose, we'll probably need to beat both Newcastle and York to stay-up.

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2 hours ago, 2Cents said:

Keys to Win, IMO.

* Discipline: No offsides. No stripping the ball. No bad-mouthing ref. decisions.

* No kicking directly into touch on penalties or short kick-offs Jarred.

* Eliminate errors: Only minimal knock-ons and bad passes. 

* Complete our sets and pin opponents back with deep kicks.

* Keep our shape, play as a team, not as individuals. 

* Stay patient, level-headed, be non-emotional and stick to the game plan.

* Solid defence on our goal-line, especially be alert on 5th tackle.

* Creative plays on opponents goal-line, not one-dimensional bull-dozing.

* Off-loads by forwards on attack (see my Keighley post) to keep the ball moving.

* Corkill at centre instead of Carter.

Probably a few more points too.

A win is absolutely crucial, otherwise we'll probably need to beat both Newcastle and York to stay-up.

Move over Cresta 😉

 

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2 hours ago, 2Cents said:

Keys to Win, IMO.

* Discipline: No offsides. No stripping the ball. No bad-mouthing ref. decisions.

* No kicking directly into touch on penalties or short kick-offs Jarred.

* Eliminate errors: Only minimal knock-ons and bad passes. 

* Complete our sets and pin opponents back with deep kicks.

* Keep our shape, play as a team, not as individuals. 

* Stay patient, level-headed, be non-emotional and stick to the game plan.

* Solid defence on our goal-line, especially be alert on 5th tackle.

* Creative plays on opponents goal-line, not one-dimensional bull-dozing.

* Off-loads by forwards on attack (see my Keighley post) to keep the ball moving.

* Corkill at centre instead of Carter.

Achieve much of the above and we'll win. If not we'll lose.

Remember Swinton are desperate too, just like we are.

If we do lose, we'll probably need to beat both Newcastle and York to stay-up.

Good grief, you lost me at hello. It'll be half time by before Cresta manages to read out your game plan.  😎

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Coach of the Year Cresta knows all these points and much more besides.

My shorter version game plan is K.I.S.S. 'Keep it simple stupid'!

Winning in sports is not rocket-science.

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Well as a Swinton fan its a must win game for both of us - I think if we lose we are down 😞

I am sure both sets of players will be up for the match but I am sure there will be nerves on both sides...........I would like to think Swinton can win but we have had too many near losses this season (last week was no exception). 

Should be a great game - for the neutral and nail biter for everyone else.

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13 minutes ago, wayner said:

 we have had too many near losses this season (last week was no exception). 

 

I feel your pain ........ same for us. I hope the last minute defeat at your spot isn't our downfall ultimately!!!!

 

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3 more big games this weekend..tonight the Cougars visit a Sheffield side with playoff hopes.Tomorrow TO are at Halifax..with 2nd place guaranteed they may rest a few..vital for Fax to win to keep up their playoff bid..Fax are at Keighley next and finish at home to Swinton.Important for Barrow that Fax have summat to play for.Finally Haven are at Batley who unbelievably are on a 7 match losing run..Haven will fancy their chances and  finish with Swinton (a) and TO (h).Cougars finish at London ..Broncos aiming for a playoff spot and maybe more!

Plenty to keep an eye on before ( and during) the Swinton game.

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Sheffield 38-10 Keighley

Busy night for the Rush brothers..Kieran played for the Cougars following up Sunday's appearance against the Raiders.

Liam is linesman in tonight's  Saints v Leigh game and is due to ref the Barrow v Swinton match.

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Fax 26-18 TO

Great win for Fax against a strong TO side.They now have a good chance of the playoffs given Widnes tough last 3 games and Bulldogs poor form..will be keen to beat Cougars and Swinton.

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