~On that point, we could do with one of them putting hock on his , the first time they do that double dummy runner set move, so he thinks twice about running as a blocker like he did criminally at the DW earlier this year, not that it did them any favours in the end.

them ones where he normally runs around or inside centre/halfback defenders?

Any tries scored, right out by the corner flags, maximum difficulty for Josh.

You'll never keep him totally quiet but then you don't need to. When he's not done much in games it's normally been in defeats for us and they've come on the back of teams not allowing us to physically bully them and by keeping the game in our half.
Its all in the pack battle for me when you talk about the key to stoping Tomkins. Win that and you get ample opportunity to test him with short range attacking kicks (especially bombs) to try and force errors and by us starting sets in our 20 you drain his energy in the area of the field we wouldn't want him doing too much work in. If you kick from deep Wigan protect him by getting Charnley to do his donkey work but get in our half and he doesn't have that option.

Wire have done well against Tomkins because your forwards have won the battle more often then not.

Spiral bombs
Tight defence
Give a few hard hits early on then GO FOOKING LOW ON HIM, no legs no running.
Run at him a lot when we have the ball, tire him out.

There you go, game-plan-tastic

Send a 40/20 in the direction of Tomkins.

I don't follow exactly but I remember laughing twice at Wigan Athletics's ground in the past 2 years at how much he seemed like a fish out of water when playing us... or should I say a crab?

Agreed. Not a bit worried about his kick returns.

But when Wigan do that double miss move with the dummy runners they do it exceptionally well.
If we can perform well enough defensively out wide early on to persuade Wigan they'll get nowhere with it, I don't think they have much more in their attacking offering.

Keep him quite on Saturday evening never mind the bloody Grand Final....

Good kicking game, good pressure, move up early as a team.

All of the things we do well. Of course, he's always got a chance of hurting you, but let's remember how many players we've got who can hurt him. No high stuff required though, he's at his best when people are flying at him when a round-the-legs tackle will do.

like it,or how about throwing a forward pass so the spoilt little brat jumps up and down crying to the ref..or better still show our players the dvd from the dw earlier in the season or the wigan leeds semi...

Ganson won't stand for any dummy throwing from ST that's for sure.

Simple.
Nobble him on Saturday. As Much as I wouldn't like to see any player get injured. It would be a much easier job if he weren't there.
Or
Get someone to man mark him so he doesn't get any space