You can’t even understand sarcasm or irony. Still that doesn’t t shock me !!

You struggle to handle any criticism without becoming personal and unpleasant.

Top 5 is your recent post like it’s brave, With this investment and these players top 5 should be minimum and anything less is an embarrassment.

Powell is not the man to lead us through the next few years. His statement Pre season regarding a lighter pack, his decision to bring Holmes with him and persevere; his decision to get rid of Cooper mid season; his decision to get rid of Mamo for Mateuivua; his shameful criticism of Dean; the fact we’ve conceded 30+ points in 12 out of 22 matches; Shall I continue.

There is no obvious answer but anything g is better than tbe shambles we are atm …

Well done correctly spelling those two words.

If someone responds in a personal way about a post I've made, I'll get personal back. But it's heat of the moment. In the same way that It's heat of the moment when it's sent in my direction.

Top 5 is where I'll think we'll be next season if Powells in charge. Its not particularly brave, just how I see it and reasonable given the additional changes next season.

Still waiting...(I can smell the BS from here)

Capitulation. 39 minutes we did ok, as soon as we conceded we were done.

We were lucky Harry Smith dropped the ball twice on our line, of it could have been 60.

Those blaming Ashton for playing the ball “too quick”, think about it a little longer. A guy can run 50 yards, get in the floor, up again and play it before anyone can get within arms reach… it is anyone but Ashtons fault.

Still, conceding on half time, softening up later on and giving up entirely… par for the course.

Got the subs wrong. Jason Clark got about 25 minutes. He’s not an impact player, so if you pick him, play him for the grunt and grind. Holmes can’t play middle, the first try shown that. Mikaele isn’t fit. The bright lights were Thewlis, Wrench, Ashton and Walker. Ashton aside, they have been the ones dropped week after week.

Williams, for me, is like watching Langer in 2000. Too good for those players around him, too fast for those fans to understand why.

Is it Simon moran taking a back seat or is it since we lost gatcliffe in 2014 (I think) and the new ceo not getting the players Tony Smith wanted. Because since gatcliffe left. We haven't had the same standard of player come in bar 1 or 2. And the standard has got worse under Fitzpatrick. With Fitzpatrick covering his lackluster recruitment (on behalf of the coach) with stupid gimmicks on the field and stupid authority to take to social media. Or hire a plane to fly over stadiums. Or whizzy rascle. We don't care about gimmicky crap. We just want to be entertained on the pitch by the payers. And sadly. Everyone is at fault. Powell for the performances. And Fitzpatrick for not securing the calibure of player that we expect. Its not a real comparison. But it's like Powell saying. Go get me benji marshall. And Fitzpatrick comes back and says. I couldn't get you benji. But I got you Tyrone Roberts instead. He's apparently really good. He's the 3rd string stand off and he played really well in the 10 minutes I saw of him on YouTube.

Lads stick to the match or it's locked there's plenty to talk (civilly) about. BTW Divorce proceedings are underway now that Aunties charm has faded.

Quite enjoyed the first half and I tend to agree with posters thinking that we were guilty of trying too hard. I'd be sticking with Ashton Thewlis and Wrench yes mistakes were made but these are also our most enterprising players. I also agree with Just Browny (I think) about Wigan's kicking game being on the front foot you can't always simply blame the catcher.

Aunties take was that we bombed our chances whilst Wigan took theirs, some with an element of luck I think Wigan deserved their win but had the rub of the green to exacerbate the size of the defeat which wasn't totally a reflection of our effort.

I do recognise and accept that old Gary Player adage about the more I practice....and these results and second half collapsing happening every week is a collective responsibility players and coaches alike.

As far as support goes decent in the first half but the Cooper calling was poor as was the disappointingly obligatory beer throwing from the back .

Agree with loads of this. Ashton ptb, someone should have been there, perhaps Wardle or Currie on that flank.

J Clark should have been on early second half as we looked more vulnerable

The bright lights were good and looked exciting going forward apart from some costly individual mistakes. That's the risk.

Williams isn't excellent every game due to the lack of forward momentum, and therefore our players probably weren't used to utilising this. With more game time and a stronger set of forwards next year, it'll all come together.

I think. As I haven't seen any reports to the contrary. Atleast we ain't attacking our own fans at the moment (too many games where ive seen our own fans attacking each other dur to results and difference in opinions) and we are all on for what I can see. Mostly on the same side and understand whats hapoening to not be attacking each other.

Shudders.
I don't think I've seen a more useless article on the wing since Ronnie Kettlewell.
If he does play on Thursday, I'll be watching in true 1970'Doctor Who style..... behind the settee, with my fingers over my eyes.

And to think, we've shifted Lineham and Charnley aside, to accommodate him..... Double shudders

I think we showed a lot of guts and spirit tonight, especially in the first half. The last 20 was bitterly dissaponting, their first 2 tries came in the set immediately after we had bombed a very good try scoring opportunity. They were clinical and take nothing away from Wigan some of the tries they scored were quality and their kick pressure was excellent tonight. The difference in teams largely was confidence and the kicking games were also world's apart, we can't allow teams 10m every tackle it gives far too big an opportunity to cause us problems on their last play if they complete their sets.

Wigan thoroughly deserved the win, if we play like that for the rest of the season (but with an actual kicking game) we could pick up a few more vital wins. I really don't see what the coaches are doing to turn this around they aren't instilling belief or resilience that's for sure.

Interestingly enough, after reading the Facebook Warrington page, the most liked posts are the ones putting the blame on individual mistakes and not Powell. This is a change in tide. Past 2 weeks people have been more critical of Powell, but this has changed tonight. Lots of positives coming from there although obvious dissapointment over the 2nd half performance.

Most liked comments were more aligned to Uncle Ricos post, than the depressing cauldron of despair on here.