Couldn't agree more. There are some peculiar views expressed on here, but any criticism in the last couple of weeks is completely off the mark.

To win in Perpignan is a huge task and to do so with that many changes and the week after the Wembley loss is a massive win. To be able to raise themselves and put the effort in as they did yesterday deserves huge praise.

We've even had people on here question the squad's fitness. We were half a metre away from winning three games on the trot in the last minute or two.

Sims offloads were on and catchable.
Bailey controlled himself pretty well I thought in the face of Pellissier clearly trying to play on his reputation for ill-discipline. Even the penalty for the late hit was harsh.

Yes, there are areas we could undoubtedly improve upon, but things aren't too shabby right now.

Ben Currie and "the story of two last minute tries"

What's everyone spouting at fellow fans for. ..many comments were made during play which in a stressful game are likely to be less complimentary. ... Sims offloads were poor he throws the ball downwards he offloaded five times and three of those meant another player had an error against their name not him...that's how stats work

That said as always he was tireless in his hit ups and last ditch defence which I think is second to none. ....

If a fan can't scream FFS at a bad offload during a game its a pretty poor show. ..

Because apparently we are not allowed to do that unless we lose, then there as to be a scape goat.

In today's Sunday Mirror the Catalans coach is quoted as saying he thought they were the best team for 80 mins. I can only assume something was lost in translation.

Thankfully I didn't need to listen to the sky anti-wire team, I with many other Warrington supporters was at the game. It was blood drainingly hot out there and the lads had the sun in their eyes for the 1st half. Chris Hill did a magnificent captain's knock supported in leadership by Stefan Ratchford. Sims looked very tired from the KO however Bailey for me did a great job whilst on the pitch, helping the youngsters. Toby King grows in confidence, and Dec Patton took his chance with both hands. He is going to be needed because both Sandow and Gidley may struggle to play again this season. Morgan Smith shows maturity for a young player, and Kev Penny got through a lot work in the first half scoring a great try.
Catalan have a lot of questioning to do for next season, one thing is for sure, the local supporters love their rugby league and being there to be involved in it is great.

Sims does bring a quick PTB and offloads and rarely eats driven back in defence

Hill's penalties always seem to be on the fifth tackle or in front of our posts, does my head in that, for such a high quality player.

Don't bring logic into this

I'm glad you mentioned Penny. Both for his own try, and for the third try where he made the break down the wing, his awareness of what was happening (or might happen) was first-class and belied someone who hadn't had much game time for a while. He could have easily bombed the third try or taken the tackle, but executed really well (as did Ratchford, King and Patton following up).

I still stand by the fact that Cox is hopeless.

Hill and Sims must want to kick his lazy, unfit backside.

Hasn't Cox had his spleen removed ? I don't know if that would affect his overall fitness to play RL.