Is the Warrington vs 'whoever was picked' match DEFINATELY on the Thursday night, with the other match on the Friday?

Also, surely whoever the victor between Saints and Leeds, Warrington will fancy their chances more against the victor of Huddersfield or Hull. Say, for arguements sake, Saints beat Leeds and Hudds beat Hull, even though Huddersfield have been consistantly the best side this season and finished top of the table - in knockout rugby, Wire would fancy their chances against Huddersfield instead of Saints?

Warrington will beat any team in the eliminators. What nobody had touched on and I fear the most is the final, I recon if Wigan get to it they will be difficult to beat in a final...does anybody remember Wigan ever losing a final of any kind? I cannot remember.
sure I remember them losing a few semis. Someone put me straight please.

With that in mind. We must give the pies the hardest semi we can muster on them.
We must get Leeds or saints on them.

In fact I challenge someone to find when Warrington last defeated the pies in a final.
My god, now I fear a final v pies.

The 2003 Grand Final and 2004 Challenge Cup Final spring to mind straight away, so yes.

There are four play off games to come before any possibility of Wigan becoming relevant to us, so I couldn't care less about them at the moment.

I can recall Wigan playing Sheffield in a final once.

Of course, well done.

Out of interest when, if ever, was the last time wire beat pies in a final?

Tony Smith can make his point as much as he likes but in the end we should and will be playing Huddersfield or Hull.

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So it can be done!

As I've posted elsewhere I think Tony has made a rod for his own back by his own criticism of the Club Call.

However reading his comments about the previous absention he seems to be saying he didn't influence the decision.

Either way if we do go for the winner of Hudds v Hull we will very much have changed our tune as a club. I actually think we will come across as hypocritical if we don't abstain again, especially as we abstained on the vote to keep it.

End of the day if we want to go a step further and win it then we will have to beat who is in front of us.

I'd rather we just abstained again to be consistent and show we don't fear anyone.

irrespective of last week I very much doubt that Leeds will be chosen in a sudden death play off....Their recent record at HJ is also very good ignoring last weeks result, where as Huddersfield's record there isn't.
I actually think Leeds & Wire Final and a Leeds win again unfortunately.