While wires defence is well organised which is typical of a TS side, their technique along with everyone else in the league is behind Wigan.

Have you seen us (Cas) this year?! As bonzo has said allready we are so boring to watch, one man one out rugby most of the time.

Depends upon your definition of "entertaining"

behind you in terms of time lying on in the tackle? Wire have the best defence..FACT. The table doesn't lie.

I think Warrington are quite enjoyable to watch this year.

A team who have always been good to watch but suprised to see them mentioned this year is St Helens.

Whenever I've watched this year it seems like the vast majority of their tries are from no more than 20 yards out from the line. Don't get me wrong, they may have done well physically do force errors/gain penalties to get in that position but it's not exactly ''entertaining'' & they don't seem to be as dangerous when attacking from their own half.

Regardless of how much they deem him as a ''legend'' and the points that may be put on the scoreboard, there is only so many of attempted quarter-of-a-yard-Cunningham-splodge's I'm sure Saints supporters can take.

I agree with that. You also see alot of short passes to forward in front of the sticks of Pulutua steamrollers.

Indeed, I hear Gleeson's effort on Lee Smith in the CC was exemplary.

For me it has been the couple of times I have seen the Skolars. I sit there and think this is hilarious.(Very entertaining)

What about Peacock's effort on Tomkins, best prop in the world?

Yes seen as it was at the very start of the OP and your penchant for working threads toward Wigan.

What nonsense!

If your technique is better, why have you conceded more tries?

I don't think tackling TECHNIQUE has as much to do with scoring a try as a teams defencive STRUCTURE.