Same effect as when we lost Shenton and Wellens, totally lose it when you lose 2 backs in a big game.

To be brutally honest, even before Monaghan's injury the scores could've been pretty much level had Goulding and Charnley got their act together earlier.

I've really enjoyed the Wigan v Warrington rivalry of recent years, it made that victory all the more sweeter. I don't know how competitive Warrington will be in the coming years but I do hope both teams keep up their standards so that the rivalry can continue.

Well in Dire. Keeping up your formidable 0% win rate in Grand Finals.

ruddyscoosers-were just trying trying to keep up with your record of winning F"+k all in the past 7 years. We've tried to do it but unfortunately we've f**ked up by winning 3 challenge cup finals in the past 5 years.

tbh I wanted you to win but ...... well if you wanna talk records I doubt we'll ever beat your 58 year one

Sadly for your mob, RL didn't begin in 2009.

58 years...and counting.

Thanks No1 Saint. It's subjective and yes you have a fantastic recent history but who gives a 'flying' nowadays. Queen Elizabeth I was probably the best monach and fair does to her. I'm happy as larry that Wire are competing with quality players with brilliant, entertaining rugby. You must be trolling on here because your ed off? Unhappy with the pile of e you've had to watch in the name of trying to win something in recent years. For all your (recent)history (by the way, Wire have a massive history), up until the the start of the Sl era, the honours are fairly level in terms of the league, CC, JPS trophy/Regal and Lancs cup. The only major difference is the fact that Wire had the world record attendence.

RuddyScousers-
Keep happy and enjoy watching dull, boring, paint-drying rugby. You must
come over to Warrington sometime. The saying - 'the grass is greener' is so true.
You should check it out.

Well having been took to my first Saints game in 1984 as a then 8 year old, I could list all the honours I've seen us win since,and all the top class players I've seen wearing the famous red vee, however, I don't want to be posting on here until 6 o'clock in the morning.

At least I can say I've seen Saints captains lift the SL trophy on five (yes five) occasions. And how many times have you seen a Wire skipper do it?

Pat Richards was injured for Wigan in 2010 in the first half and had to do without him for rest of game. Wigan were 16-6 up at that stage too. Wigan still went on to win.