leave the guy alone. it's a team effort not just individual players. they should be backing each other up...


however very pleased with last nights game. they played their all and Tbf the score line does not reflect the effort the lads put in. it was always going to be a tough one but they played for the full 80. i also thought all the young ones had a very good game as well.

bring on the quins! lets sing our hearts out for the lads !!!

Glorification?

Good grief, I've not seen any glorification on here. Christ, it's not as if people are touting him for Man Of Steel now, is it??

I've been impressed with the turnaround since he's joined us. When he was at Wigan, he wasn't very good. Too many errors, he was a constant head hunter. Tomy Smith has given him confidence. Fair enough, he's still prone to the odd error here and there, but no-one is perfect.

I think people on here have seen that turnaround in form and are commenting on it. There is no "glorification" going on.



Possibly yes, but when was the last time that we had a specialist full back?



Well, obviously. Mathers is not the best full back in the league, that would be crazy to say so there is going to be others who are better than him at certain things.

There are no pictures of Lee Penny ANYWHERE!!!

I still don't rate Mathers that highly. I think the team can do better.

Spot on imo.

I like the guy because of the sheer passion he seems to have for playing the game and for the clubs he plays at. He trys his guts out but you always have your heat in your mouth with him tbh.

I was embarrassed to hear some of the taunts thrown his way at the semi final by a section of Wigan fans because the lad never gave anything less then 100%. He's committed as they come but unfortunatly theres always an error waiting around the corner.

Overall though he's a very good influence on any side and his mistakes possibly get outweighed by that fact when he's playing with confidence(something he didn't have at Wigan).

I like Mathers and think he has played a part when we have defended well this season since his arrival. Let's not forget its not us the keyboard managers that select the team. Tony Smith knew Mathers and he knew what he was capable of good & bad before he brought him to the HJ. Mathers has shown both at home and away that he has the passion for playing for Warrington and it's great to see from the stands. You could see how much the win against Wigan meant to him at the HJ.
I feel that with a good pre- season and the injury crisis being cleared up that we should hit the ground running next season.