Should never let him leave!

My guess, is he likes to watch his brother and sister have coitus.

I can't say I disagree with that. My previous post was only to point out what someone else had said, not to have a go at Tony Smith or wire for that matter. Of course it's the usual barrage of abuse on here.

I can't see any barrage of abuse about any of your comments on this thread. You made some pertinent points, some agreed with you, some didn't. That's not abuse. For what it's worth Smith and Maguire are certainly the two best coaches in this country at the moment, although it is very difficult to compare them as they have completely different methods.
If you want an example of abuse have a look at the personal stuff I got on your site from one of your posters at the weekend, or maybe a few of us could send you copies of the personally abusive pm's we got from one of your female posters a few weeks ago.
Rant over, I think I'd better take a tablet and have a lie down.

Tony Mourinho.

Please don't tarnish Smith's name by associating him with that bloke. Mourinho is basically Allardyce with a massive transfer budget.

It will be interesting to see how long Smith stays at Warrington - how long left on his current contract?

2013

Allardyce never won the UEFA Cup or Champions League though. And Mourinho did that at Porto where he didn't have much money.

Corect, Sally.

Tony's the special one.

not done too bad since he turned up at our place 10 years ago with a team of "no-names" and upset a few people by beating some quality sides.
top class coach and thoroughly decent bloke

Fantastic Coach. He always watches the opposition warm up to see if there's any week links in the team or if a player is carrying an injury. I think Moran should give Tony whatever he want's so he stays.

edited for accuracy

Without wishing to derail the thread, the UEFA Cup is not massively difficult to win, while the CL that Mourinho's Porto won was a very odd year. Real and Bayern played each other early, Barca weren't even in it, Depor knocked out AC Milan after losing the first leg 4-1, Porto were somewhat jammy to knock out Man Utd, and it was the year Chelsea should really have won the whole thing, but didn't due to Ranieri's bizarre substitutions in the semi-final.

Wigan fans will say Madge and Wire fans will say Smith.

Both top coaches as their records show (bar Smith in the World Cup when he made several c0ck ups but I won't hold that against him....honest).

He sounds just like Tony Smith then, Tony is basically Jon Sharp but with Simon Moran's millions to spend. In fact Sharp did better with Hudds than Smith did. Smith gets all his credit for winning the Challenge Cup when Warrington had a jammy late win against Hull KR, and managed to avoid the Challenge Cup kings Saints, same happened the year after they had a lucky draw, avoided Saints and got a Leeds side on the decline and with injuries in the final. It wasn't that hard to win the Challenge Cup those years Warrington did it.