The only people who can answer this question are the players and coaches, they are the ones who will benefit, or not, from the experience.

From what some of them have been saying on twitter, it has been a hard preseason.

as we learned last season the start you make to superleague is more or less irrelevant (except for the fans) and i reckon that even if we turn out to start with a bit underdone in the playing department the gains we will have made in terms of team spirit will pay dividends at the back end of the season

Trip of a lifetime for the youngsters, to sample a different culture
Pearls of wisdom from Johns
Tips from other sports
Different mentalaties/training methods to the ones they're used to
If today would have been the game v Leigh, Salford etc, it would have been cancelled (frosty ground), so match run-out time will have been lost
Better quality of opposition (even if South's team was mainly youth based)
It's cost money from Moran's big whisky bottle, when he's come home from a night on the razz.

Plus points all the way for me

sounds like the off-field operation has been given a lot of ideas too

positive for me..wouldnt mind betting a few other clubs will try and copy this in the next few years...

Short term- bad idea
Long term- good idea
Timing- dreadful

Yeah Great trip i bet!!They could of timed it a littler bit better if you ask me Sydney Harbour Bridge one Minute the Humber Bridge the next Minute!!!!!!

Like already mentioned for some players Trip of a lifetime,Plus Chris Riley has seen a little Sun!!

at the risk of feeding a troll.

wonderful for me. Imagine how valued the players feel right now by a club that has done this for them.

They will the envy of all other players in SL right now and will know it.

it is a short career and memories are made of stuff like this.

I think its was a gamble that will turn out very well after the win, we can argue all day about teams strength etc etc, but at the end of the day we beat what was in front of us and in the first half ripped them to bits.

Happy days to be a wire player indeed.

Exactly, this sort of trip will help keep Warrington an attractive club to sign for. Great stuff.

Totally agree

My thoughts exactly.