John Kears words bottom of page.

The guy is a joke.

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Afternoon games are always the same!...

Yet another example of a bitter coach at being out classed by the new kid on the block.



I suppose Wakefield werent lying on where they John?

It had the atmosphere of a cup game because it felt like cup game opposition Mr Kear!



When the chips are down we make some noise, but a no contest like that the atmosphere is pretty quiet.

He probably didn't enjoy watching Joel run the full length of the field handling his players off with ease.

We were no worse than Wakefield in the ruck... I think he's upset because he had the mickey taken out of him my loads of Wigan fans in the last 10 mins when he was heard telling two substitutes to come on and "give us some f*cking sh*t!"... Tactical genius.

Disappointing if the above is true. Some of those Wakefield players were just there to hurt us in the end. Awful sportsmanship from a thoroughly outclassed side.

It's 100% true.

We should complain to the RFL. The approach of Wakefield in the last 10 was dangerous.

I am sure JK would be happy if his side had played some of attacking rugby that was played in the 1st half by Wigan (2 tries covering almost full length of the pitch)



Another bitter coach who has had his ass kicked by Wigan, and could only resort to bully boy tactics to try and knock us off our game



Just keep them coming, the more the merrier



Only Tony Smith has come away from a loss v Wigan this year and been dignified and not complained about the Wigan defence

It was you are absolutely spot on there. It was absolutely awful and I have lost all respect I had for the Wakefield side and coach in John Kear.



They wanted to hurt people and look for fights. Disgusting behaviour. So glad we put 50+ on them.

Not quite sure what Kear means by this. Always had him down as one of the more enlightened coaches in the British game. But on the strength of these comments, he sounds no better than Potter, McNamara or Matterson.



Funny that he likened the atmosphere to a cathedral. How the hell would anyone from Wakefield - the proud home of 2,000 RL fans - recognise a good atmosphere?



Proof yet again that British coaches still haven't got it, either emotionally or upstairs, to compete at the hightest level.