Yeah we won that game 30-22 but then went on to loose 7 straight games!

Dale Cardoza scored one of the best tries ever scored at Wilderspool. That was a false dawn.

Yes he did. Typical of most of the players in that side: capable of one flash of genius per season.

That was an awful season, some good performers if you will in that side though, Hilton, Clarke, Burns and Marquet were not bad players by any stretch, Marquet was top tackler of the season IIRC, so he got through some graft. Domic i class as a Wire legend



I've just been wracking my brains, i've not cheated, i'm guessing our interchange players for that game would have been... Gleeson, Fozzard, P Wood, and Guisset? Or maybe Noone?

Can add Smyth into that too, contributed well in P&B and I'll never forget 'that' try against Bradford!

That team was nowhere near the worst we had in back end of 2001/first two thirds of 2002.

Aye i must've glossed over his name, a good player

Still having nightmares over Michael Sullivan !

The Leeds play off game - Briers drops the 1 point, we regain possession from the short kick off only for Sullivan to knock on with 30 seconds left !

I often wondered whether he was a hooker or a half back - he was neither

I also wondered if he kicked with his left or right foot - he couldn't kick with either

Can we please desist from this over-generous use of the word legend?. Brian Bevan was a legend, Gerry Helme was a legend, Jonathan Davies was a legend, Sid Domic was a very good player, end-of.

always laugh at Sullivan's reaction to the travelling wire fans at Hudderfield singing "there only one Michael Sullivan..........he used to be $hite, now he's alright......"

I often cringe hearing the word legend being banded around. Domic is not a Warrington legend by a long chalk, neither are any the likes of Nat Wood or Toa Kohe Love. Good players, maybe. Legend... Not a chance