Just been told lance has been withdrawn all together now and greenwood has taken his place on the bench - what on earth is going on?

If Lance was 50/50 could explain wello to 6

So long as he's just been told to go into first reciever and give a pass to second reciever in attack, and tackle in defence, it shouldn't be too bad.

Lance has probably either had a strop at being insulted so badly by being dropped at 6 for that muppet, or collapsed in such a fit of laughter that he's unable to play.

Lomax is going to have to step up today and take a bit of the weight off Wilkin's shoulders.

Last year we won at Wakefield as I recall it was pretty comfortable.

This was the line up

J. Lomax, T. Makinson, J. Turner, F. Meli, A. Swift, J. Wilkin, L. Hohaia
T. Puletua, S. Howarth, A. Laffranchi, J. Jones, W. Manu, L. McCarthy-Scarsbrook

A. Walker, A. Walmsley, P. Wellens, S. Soliola

So not a huge change. Our front row is better, the centre's are poorer. It should be a winable game

Only way it might not be bad is if they miss him out of the attacking line every time. Too slow to react, to slow to move and too slow to pass. He always used to be a black hole for our attack when playing fullback, he cannot be allowed to do it again from 6.

What on earth are they playing at with him? Why not play Charnock or Hohaia and forget the stupid necessity to shoe horn him in somewhere?

Because charnock wasn't named in the squad and wellens was? (As is the point of the 19 man squad?) because charnock played yesterday? (And very well I might add)

It's happening, let's get behind the lads in the pitch

Winnable, but by no means a foregone conclusion

Can you listen online anywhere?

Wish FM, its not sounded a good start

radio merseyside via bbc website too

I agree the time for team bashing is gone.

COYS!!!!!

No one wants a loss,

Jones in!

Dave Lyon very critical of them so far. 'Rabbit in the headlights' when we've got the ball and 'Hiding and giving them easy runs' in defense.

But then we go and score a great try by the sounds of it. Amor making a break, giving to Makinson and onto Jones who romps through two Wakefield players and outpaces Mathers.