The likes of Saints and Leeds seem to be able to manage their way through games. They don't often play at 100% for 80 minutes, but have the control to stay in touch for long periods, then go up a gear when the opposition gives them a chance. Warrington's game plan seems too simple, just flat out 80 mins, when the pack get tired chasing shanked kicks the opposition have 20-30 mins to play however they like. I think it's weird that players would try for 50 mins then just give up when they're still in the lead, surely there must be something more to it than that?

That blueprints author is now at wigan and its working a treat nowadays too, just like when it was tried at GB level by him too.

I think a turning point in the game was when we had 3 penalties back to back and got another under the sticks with a Catalans Player in the bin. With the score at 18-18 and Catalans on the racks and Warrington playing with abit of confidence at that time, would they have been better taking the tap and having a set of 6 on their line?

If they had scored then perhaps the momentum could have swung in our way and the result may have been different from what it was

Wrong option taking the 2. I believe you should always put the opposition under as much pressure as possible, especially when they are a man down.

Penny wasn't even on the bench what you still moaning for?

But if we'd hve gone for the 6 and dropped the ball everybody would have been moaning about us not taking the penalty and getting easy 2 points