I'm expecting Kylie to have a huge game after missing last week.

I'd be amazed if we don't bomb Roland Rat to death.

He's a very dangerous attacker when given space but high kicks & a good chase remove the space in front of him.

What we cannot afford to do is to give away cheap penalties for high tackles early in the tackle count like we did last week.

It will be interesting to see if we use the 'gang tackle' tactic once again. Warrington play a much less structured game than Wigan so for me the key is to prevent their offloads. It is possible that the gang tackle ploy can achieve this but if they still manage to offload we will then be very short of defenders.

Smith will have planned to target Sinfield and Burrow so it is essential that our forwards get us on the front foot to give these two some space to work in and also give Briers less space and time for his kicking.

Could be a classic

Think they have to. It was the manner of the gang tackling that worked so well against Wigan. It wasn't just flying in with numbers. They wrestled them down, pushed them back (will also need to clamp the ball to minimise threat of off-loads as you rightly point out) - giving Wigan a slow PTB and plenty of time for us to get back 10, then spring out as a line. Wires big pack will need slowing down. Win the arm wrestle - win the game.

Agree....but will the ref allow this tactic this time ?

The forwards again did set the platform but Brian Mac didn't go full on fora repeat the gang tackle ploy. His tactic this time was not just to cover the Warrington off load game but attack them with one of our own too.