I suggested this chant in one of the threads. It was tongue in cheek, but I do wonder if the two big cheeses on the board (Middleton and Moran) are questioning themselves and thinking they are part of the cultural problem. I don't think they do see the club as a train set, they are serious fans and will hurt as much as us when the team loses. BUT, they are the ones who have been pulling the strings for a long time and a variety of approaches has not worked. So, perhaps not so much tongue in cheek, is it time for the owners to sell and hand over the reins to someone with no cultural baggage?

Be careful what you wish for!! I'd have a think about what we've achieved since moran bought the club and compare it to the 30 years previous.

I'm not wishing it at all. I'm wondering whether they think about the failure to win the Grand Final and whether they have done all they can. In terms of love for the club, I doubt we'd get better owners.

Putting cash into a club, is one thing, and getting the right people to run it is another. I wouldn't necessarily want a sea change with the board members as such, but they must have considered which appointments were a success and which were failures. This is something I hope they will improve upon.

Don't understand what you mean?
Cultural baggage???

Has no interest in our club except as a cash cow, oh,erm, well

Repeated failure to win the GF

Jobs for the boys

Asotasi, Burrell, Inglis...

Sack the board, and their money. Clever thought. Are you hoping for a Saudi takeover?

#KissKamOut

To scary to even think about, has as been said we won’t attract big investors not just our club but the sport as a whole. Both( Moran & Middleton) clearly good business men in their field but as fans we are always saying are they any good at running a sports club.

Did he steal the steak from your plate, you really got this under your skin, but I agree he as not delivered as a CEO we got shot of Draper fast enough.

I think this is quite a simple one.

Looking dispassionately if they were board directors of a SME business tasked with specific areas of responsibility they would probably have been axed for repeatedly and consistently failing to deliver the strategic targets the club has verbally espoused for over a decade. I should imagine most, if not all, KPIs with Warrington are down since 2016 - revenue, attendances, win %, league position, playoff wins, GF appearances. We are probably up on social media out reach.

As investors they have been very generous.

As owners they can do what they like.