I trust you. As a Warrington fan I'm appalled.

With Leeds being the current SL & WC Champions, as well as having a tight loss against Catalan who are a way better team than the London team who destroyed Wire, surely Leeds are the strong favourites at Wembley on Saturday ?

Based on the above facts anything less than a big win for Leeds would be a disaster and even more appalling than being beaten by London.

Where did spelling come into it ?
I am trying to help you with your grammar.
You will thank me later in life or on second thoughts it might be too late for you !

Wire are clearly favourites not least because we are without Danny Mags.
However IF we can start the game well and defend at our best i think we still have enough out wide to win but its gonna be a tough game.

I think if Leeds are to win they will have to score a lot of points because I can't remember the last time they defended well. The defence opens up far too easy.

It's no use playing the psychology game on here I'm afraid. I'm not playing on Saturday, and anyone that is or anyone that matters isn't reading.

You and your fellow fans have developed a strange obsession with who the favourites are, in a bid to go into the game as underdogs. I don't care who you think are favourites, I only care that by late Saturday afternoon I'm celebrating a Leeds win.

To be fair, most Wire fans trying the psychology game are doing so with their tongue in their cheek, because claiming to be the underdog is about as valid as trying to claim that the London performance has any relation to what will happen on Saturday afternoon.

The truth is, if Wire play at their best, they will win.....We've outclassed Wigan and Saints in recent weeks, both of whom are, according to the league table, better than Leeds, so a similar showing should be enough to ensure a win.

However, most sensible folk realise that a side not at their best, whether by a simple loss of form, or an exceptional display from the opposition (like last year's play off match), can end in an unexpected result.

Warrington are favourites by virtue of Leeds run of 5 successive CC Final chokes.

Im old enough and educated enough but thanks for your concern, it's noted.

Leeds at least need to learn the lessons from 2010, and will need to defend like they did in the WCC to have much chance. Funnily enough I suspect the game is a bit opposite otherwise - Wire as clear favourites this time, will probably try to blow Leeds out of the water early (which Leeds spectacularly failed to do to them in 2010).

I still believe an equally bad result this time could see the end of BM if its the 'highlight' of our season.

He had a different view in 2005 - yes, we played Bradford the week before Wembley and that cost us Keith and probably the final too. Then again, leaving Barrie out was a shock! It is lucky for Warrington we aren't at full strength as in recent times they havent done too well against a fully fit Rhinos.

I think that league results have been mostly 50/50 in the last few years.Maybe Leeds were missing a few in some of those, but that would also have been the case for Wire.

Apart from Stretcher Boy, who else will be missing for the final?

Strectcher boy how very clever, did you think of that all by yourself.

Leeds have lost in six of the seven games McGuire has missed this season - and won nineteen of the twenty-three others. Leeds have also lost half the games they've played in that gawd-awful pink strip this year.

Leeds deserve to be the biggest outsiders since Featherstone in '83 and Sheffield in '98 to lift the Challenge Cup.