Shaun's dad is a Wire legend.
Wouldn't surprise me if he replaced Smith in the not too distant future.

Smith must be vulnerable now.
Wrong squad selection with no backs on the bench.
Wrong decision to run the ball on the penalty at 16-6 in front when the team wanted to kick for the two points.
Injuries happen in a game and not to have cover for your backs is a very big risk. Smith took the risk and it failed big time.
He has to deleiver a trophy next year or else he will be appointed "Rugby Manager" with a new coach taking over.
Wire were favouties to win, lead 16-2 and lost!
Everyone in Warrington wants that "League Champions" title.
Smith has failed to deliver yet again.

If Gizmo isn't his replacement, who?

my post came after the fact, in case you hadn't noticed.

Shaun Edwards' relationship with the Wire is more complex than stated. Jack Edwards was, in my opinion, one of the greatest half backs to don the primrose and blue. He sustained a career ending injury and, so I understand, felt let down by the way he was treated by the club.
In recent times there has been a rapprochement with Jackie taking his rightful place in the hall of fame and so now I would not dismiss the possibility of Shaun being in some way connected to the Wire but I would not put money on it. In the pre Cullen era I think he would have had to be seriously desperate to sign for Warrington in any capacity.
His credentials as a coach are credible enough and he certainly has the prominent publicity profile for it, but all this talk is pie in the sky, as anyone who advocates the departure of Tony Smith is just plain barmy and I hope Smith himself does not read such ridiculous comments.

I notice plenty my little latex 'friend', but, the thing I notice most is that facts are very rarely connected to anything you come out with on here. Your 'facts' have plunged from misguided, but, mildly entertaining opinions through to embarrassing via irritating.

BTW I'm happy to consider opposing views to mine, particularly if they are well thought out, even more so when they have an element of the 'heart being in the right place' rather than bell-endery.

I see no value in our correspondence at this time, so I must bid you fairwell and happy bathtime

Just to put some perspective on this garbage - During Tony Smith's five years in charge there have been 2 major prizes a season on offer, totalling 10 trophies..... Of those 10 trophies, Wigan have won 4, Leeds have won 3, and we have scooped the remaining 3.

Add to that, apart from this season, each year has seen a significant improvement in the team's performance - To suggest Smith has failed is complete nonsense... Admittedly, he is probably reaching a point where unless he delivers the Super League title, then he has only one other way to go and that is backwards, but at this point in time it is absurd to say Smith has not done a very decent job.