Wane said there was no way his team would get bullied by warrington again, yet they trotted off with their ties around their heads and no dinner money.

'road kill achieved'

Same old same old, we lose to the Wolfs every year. We'll just have to take the dinner plate as consolation for these 2 lost points.

See yer in the playoffs

You can have it. Finishing top means nothing in the age of the playoffs. Leeds have proved that.

We tried telling you lot that last year but yet you still fingered each other daft at the thought of the history books saying you finished top.

The hubcap is an insult in my opinion, get rid of it.

the reason we had an emphasis on finishing top is we have not done it for a long time and need the confidence boost.

i still think we now have that winning mentality and could and i say could do the double

But yet you lot insisted on singing "We're gonna win the league" yesterday afternoon.

You really need to make your mind up, it was a mickey mouse trophy when we won but when you won it in 2010 your fans didn't think it was a mickey mouse trophy back then.

Tomkins the new Pryce- goes missing in the big games

I genuinely forgot he was on the pitch!

Reverted to his bad old ways of gobbing of at the ref brought on by frustration.

What was Tomkins supposed to do when Wigans forwards were giving the ball away each time they had it?

Another poster with a selective memory.
Four examples off the top of my head that I can think of:
1.Played superbly and scored in the 2010 Grand Final.
2. Played well and set up a try in the 2011 Challenge Cup final, which is overlooked because of his action towards the Leeds fans.
3. CC Quarter Final against Warrington last season, was superb throughout apart from one lost ball which resulted in Charnley's try. Scored a wonderful try also.
4. 4 Nations game at Wembley against the Aussies, he played well there also.

Yesterday he didn't get a look in as Wigan hardly had the ball in Wire's half because our forwards were outplayed by Warrington's pack. And when we did get in their half, we'd have someone knocking on or someone making a mistake.

It was just the same on Monday night, James Roby, many people's choice for MOS, was virtually non-existent because he was playing alongside a less dominant pack.

nah, he's got the opportunity to inject himself into the game, the one occasion he did he got a penalty from ganson for us not being square. He limited his own involvement yesterday, barely did any kick returns, barely got in at dummy half on the first tackle which is a common tactic for him.


The only time you really saw him, was when he was getting himself involved needlessly, gobbing off following the hill mossop handbags and when wood got penalised for pushing farrell off him.