Riley is still a better player than Ormsby. No doubt after today.

I'm surprised nobody has commented on Myler's performances of late.... Although you'd have to try hard to notice he is playing!

He goes into hiding and for me offers very little (even in support play lately). GOB was our best player on the pitch today, whilst he's not the answer to our 'Briers replacement' prayers it would be a crying shame to drop him in favour for Myler who in my opinion frankly doesn't want to get stuck in!

Ps: Currie did nothing wrong today, nothing special but neither did anybody else for that matter! Atkins has been below standard for a while (and he knows it), was happy with Asotasi today some cracking hits!

Ormsby is ok, nothing special and I do think that Riley would've finished that in the corner, but needs more game time. I'd give Penny a bash against London seeing as though will be like playing a team full of amateurs

I would rather we play our best 17 for London and work on getting the little things right.

I'm with you, we're obviously not firing on all cylinders, play the strongest side, get a better understanding of each other.

Top 4 or 5 with a chance of trophies???????

Have you watched any Warrington games this season?

Wire and Hull will finish mid table.

Wire are currently a team of old players, a lot of whom are past their prime, and inexperienced kids.

They don't seem to have a captain on the pitch, have poor decision making at half back, and are probably the slowest set of backs in the competition.

What they did in the past is irrelevant this season.

All they can do this year is bed in the kids, and work out a way of playing with the half backs they have, instead of trying to play the Briers way.

In answer to your final point it has taken Saints several years, and ultimately the decision to acquire a top drawer half back, to get back to the top, after trying to transition through youth.

There is nothing at the moment to suggest that Warrington have a shortcut.

Read my posts earlier in the thread rather than selected reading that will answer points 1 to 3. The rest of your points I can't disagree with at present.

Sorry, I did read your earlier posts after my rant.
I think we are singing from the same hymn sheet.
It is going to be a long frustrating season in my view.

So you're questioning what someone saw of the game when they say Currie had a good game, yet you say Atkins had a decent game.

So, were you in the bog for the full 80 minutes then?

No problem. I would like to think things will improve over the course of the season.

I'd be careful about saying Saints are back to the top, 3 weeks into the season. Bit giddy. Could be a mid table side in a fortnight.

I made a comment on Saints being possible title contenders, I know it is early days and a lot can happen over the season but they seem to have recruited well, have a blend of experienced older players and youngsters that have been playing SL for 2 or 3 seasons. They also have a big mobile back and subs to back them up as evident in the opening game against us.

Of course they could be mid table in 3 weeks and we could be top

Just break down the three fixtures so far this year:
Saints at home lost - same as last year
Leeds away lost - same as last year
Hull at home won - lost this last year

Out of the three corresponding fixtures to last we are actually 2 points better off regardless of performance, doom and gloom is about because it is so early in the season. There isn't that much wrong with Warrington.