Another Wigan fan coming on to just say well done for yesterday. Many of ours fans will blame the referee, with good reason, but Thaler didn't leave gaps and miss tackles as we did so many times. Being 16-0 down after 12 minutes was always too much for us to catch up on, and Sinfield was too good yesterday as well as Burrow tearing us to pieces.

It felt weird leaving the ground, wasn't as gutted as I thought I'd be and was because we didn't deserve to win, you controlled and didn't let us play. Spoke to some Leeds fans coming out and always have a bit of banter with you lot, and was surprised as they told me "not to worry, you'll be lifting the SL trophy at Old Trafford."

But anyway, good luck and hope you win at Wembley if you're playing Wire, but if Huddersfield get there I'm a Giant for the day!

If we lost we would be bad losers as well....

I`m a wigan fan who was disappointed with our performance but did not think we would walk it.I had a cheeky tenner on leeds to win by 11-15 points at 10-1 thanks to that late penalty i had a nice touch.

I think Leeds were by far the better side and I thought that last night's performance was one of Leeds best.
I am not quite sure how Wigan were worth 28 points.

Some Wigan fans, not all, are making the mistake of blaming any defeat on a bad performance from their team rather than being beaten by a better team. Maybe this stems from an attitude within the club which was epitomised by Gorilla Wane yesterday. His interview on Sky was in stark contrast to Brian Macs who praised Wigan and their qualities. Wane could only tell us that Wigan had saved their worst performance of the season for the biggest stage, not a mention of how good Leeds were. Since Wigans revival over the last three seasons we have met them every year in the Challenge Cup, that we have won two of those three encounters has obviously not registered in the Gorillas head. He seems to live in a parallel universe with a large number of Wigan fans where nobody can possibly be as good as their team. When he checks the record books and finds that Wigan didn't make Wembly in 2010 or 2012 because they were beaten by Leeds his brain will not be able to compute the fact and he'll go into meltdown again.

It's been amazing how lucky we have been in the last 8 years as whenever we seem to win a big game in a knockout stage or in a final, it's due to the opposition playing badly. We're such an average team who just happen to consistently beat teams who are just having a bad game.

This is what grates a bit. There are 2 teams on every pitch and each are trying to stop the other playing while creating room for themselves to use the ball. Far too many Wiganers don't seem to recognise that a poor result can in any way be influenced by the opposition, instead putting it down to an inexplicably poor performance, at a loss to explain how this could possibly have happened to them. If they take a look back over the last 5 or 6 years they'll notice this particular Leeds team has a happy knack of putting the brakes on their more favoured opposition on the big day.

When we took a hammering from Wigan last month, I think most Leeds fans were happy to accept that it was a combination of a poor Leeds performance and Wigan at their brilliant best.

And they now have the August Bank Holiday weekend free for more needlework......

To be fair they did play poorly but like some have said the opposition deserve at least some credit for that. Think it showed just how key Tommy Leuluai is to their team, perhaps the biggest key, Tomkins will do great individual stuff but Leuluai will have the team going great in games. Charnley shouldn't have played either, one of the biggest worries i had facing Wigan was any chance he or Tomkins could get a sniff of open field or gap in the line on kick returns, but he was clearly not fit.

Congrats on your win, I hope we meet again in the play offs.

Why do you like getting beat,