1.Lowes sacked due to poor results
2.Tony Smith arguably one of the best coaches in the world coming in
3a). Gleeson out
3b). Mathers in and people are happy about it
4. People realising we actually need Briers
5. Kings complete u-turn in form
6. Winning run and form considering point (1) nothing short of a miracle
7. Brian Carney signs up


What's next ?

Certainly is one of the most interesting seasons i've seen

Don't forget:

Made the cup semi final and have at least an even chance (if it was being played next week) of making the final.

1.Riley will be loaned out to Widnes.
2.We'll beat Saints on 12th July.
3.We'll beat Saints again at Wembley.........

I have a dream...

Those last 2 would be a dream come true, gutted im away for the league game though

1. Ticket touts on the street of Warrington - tickets changing hands higher than face value.

Next for me (mainly due to me being slightly better off than the end of last year) will be a trip down to the club shop to pick up a 'six pack'.

It's brilliant, it's the first season in years that's heading the right way. You actually can't wait for the conclusion, rather than looking through your fingers as the wheels come off. You can almost sense the momentum building, gradually the fans being won over, even the hardcore moaners. This season has made me realise why I love being a fan of Warrington and why I'm glad that they play a part in my life, not least the fact that they always give you something to talk about.

Right from the heart was that .

Being a fan of the Wire is in the blood. You can't get rid of it, even if you want to, and I certainly never have. I'm proud of my upbringing, proud of my home town, love my home team, and always will, however they play. There's nothing unusual about this season, it's all part of watching the Wire, always has been, always will be, and long may it continue. Up the Wire!

an appearance at wembley would be the icing on the cake and prove what a top notch coach big tone is,he has already exceeded in my eyes what would have been acceptable so early into his tenure.
i can see some the stayaway fans coming back to the club as the feeling of optimism now is both exciting and credible.

So did Martin Luther King.

There could be JC we might actually get to a final and win something.

OK, point taken, it might finish up being unusual, but would you all really like to become like that smug, self satisfied lot from Saints?
Got to admit it, I would! Having said that, it's more fun being a Wire, you never know what's happening next.
Regarding Wembley, I've decided it's time to go again whoever gets there, buying my tickets this week.

Whats next....we will play Huddersfield at Wembley, and never get in the game.