After I'd seen them Defend their line so well and use attack so one dimensionally, it's crossed my mind that they could nil us. Hopefully that won't be the case

I'm still struggling to work out how we lost a game we controlled for vast periods. I say that it doesn't help having a loony tune in Lauaki playing for us or us being embarrassingly negative in going for 2 points when we were all over them resulting in 2 Wire trys from our first set errors.

Happy enough that we look good enough to be in the mix at the end of the year but frustrated we've lost 2 games now against Widnes and Wire we should have won with more composure.

Good post.....They say great sides know how to win when playing poorly and being second best for most of the game - What about teams who lose despite being the better side??....

Experience.

Hasn't that Wigan side won a Suoer League title and Challenge Cup in the last 2 years??....

Barring Leeds, they are probably the most experienced side in the league at present, big-game wise.

Who were these 'kids' they had out on Friday night.....All were experienced Super League players.

Some were young, I give you that, but don't lack experience.....Wire probably had more lesser-experienced players in their 17.

You CAN'T be young and experienced. It's impossible.

Experience is a [iproduct of[/i age.

Can't say I agree tbh. We have some young players like all teams but they've played in plenty of big games now against big sides.

The lack of composure shown wasn't coming from guys like Charnley, Farrell, Tuson or Flower but rather from players that should know better in Leuluai and Lauaki.

Composure and a negative mindset lost us the game rather then a lack of experience.

Rogues, Your right we missed him when he was off the field. he was used wrong by Wane. Fatigue is the only reason he went off!! He needs to control when and where to use this aggression.

I believe we have a gem in Micky, but Wane needs to utilize him better with Tommy.

Again, just because a kid has played in plenty of big games - this does not mean he is [iexperienced[/i.

To be honest, there is no such thing as a "fully experienced" pro. Experience grows with games played. A player in his final season before retirement is still learning. Or he [ishould be[/i. It's perfectly possible for him to encounter a scenario he has no experience of whatsoever and make a mistake. Only after such can he adapt his game so not to make it again.

So Wire, who are constantly mocked for being an aging side, are actually doing the right thing, by packing their side with 'experience'??.....