Berk.

Phipps doesn't actually support any RL team.

It's just part of his therapy to 'enjoy' some social interaction.

I just can't see Wigan giving us too many problems. We'll blow the 'Warriors' away in the first 20 minutes and then it will be hilarious to see what lame excuses their deluded fans and 2nd rate coach come up with when they are dumped out of the Cup.

Come tommorow evening,the Challenge Cup will be of no concern to the hapless Pies and they will be free to concentrate on the Super League.....not that they'll be winning it,of co.

Bookmarked.

I wouldn't bother, he's not even a Wire supporter. Just a troll.

Waste of hard disk space. WireWonder has to be one of the biggest imbeciles on all of the RLFans boards.

Feka is backing Wigan as on Twitter he said he's just had a pie and some Uncle Joe's.
I'm quite shocked by that, I mean a pie as in singular?

(1) Brett Hodgson FULL BACK Sam Tomkins (1)
(5) Joel Monaghan WINGER Josh Charnley (25)
(20) Matty Blythe CENTRE Joel Tomkins (12)
(23) Ryan Atkins CENTRE George Carmont (4)
(3) Matt King WINGER Pat Richards (5)
(4) Chris Bridge STAND OFF Brett Finch (17)
(7) Richie Myler SCRUM HALF Paul Deacon (6)
(16) Paul Wood PROP Andy Coley (10)
(9) Michael Monaghan HOOKER Thomas Leuluai (7)
(10) Garreth Carvell PROP Jeff Lima (15)
(11) Louis Anderson SECOND ROW Harrison Hansen (11)
(12) Ben Westwood SECOND ROW Ryan Hoffman (16)
(17) Simon Grix LOOSE FORWARD Sean O'Loughlin (13)

(14) Mickey Higham SUBS Michael McIlorum (9)
(15) Jon Clarke Paul Prescott (14)
(1icon_cool.gif Mike Cooper Lee Mossop (21)
(26) David Solomona Gareth Hock (34)

Looking forward to this game more than any yet so far this season – hope its a cracker (pity its not on BBC1 though)

Expect a close game and I have a feeling Wigan will sneak it

What difference does it make whether it's on BBC1 or BBC2?

You've got to give the advantage to Wigan with Wire missing Briers, his main asset is how quickly he shifts the ball and spreads play and Wire's two halfbacks today won't be as effective doing this.

Should still be a war though, I can't wait.

Unfortunately (despite the digital age and the fact that everybody has a remote control next to them etc) the audience for BBC2 is less than BBC1 for like for like programmes and I think this game will be a great showcase for for our sport

But surely if you want to watch rugby league or just sport you press the button on your remote and put BBC2 on. I've never really got the big deal with which terrestrial BBC channel it's on.

Despite being advertised as providing live commentary on BBC Radio 5, they're live at the horse racing. Radio Manchester it is then.