i had 25 quid on them before the saints game too. win win situation for me, although i would gladly swap the cash for a win

If it was all about stats and league position we wouldn't have beaten
Hull KR and Wigan. It isn't and we did so there's no reason we can't do it again on Saturday. It's all about who wants it most, a bit of luck not to mention a shed load of guts and ability. Just hope it's the Wire.

Stick a ton on Warrington at 11/10, and it's, erm, win win win.

good call on edging the bet - I have a tenner on hudds at 10-1 so I may just stick £50 on Warrington to guarantee £50.

The cup is the target this year....simple as that...Moran has said give us a day out...for the club, the supporters and the town...Smith has delivered....Ask any fan after the debacle at harlequins....do you think you'll be competing for a major honour this year?....not one would have said yes....So the improvement is as plain as the nose on your saint face mate.

To get us to a final after the start we had this year is nothing short of a miracle IMO.

The league is next year.....

Hudds heaviest defeat this year was against us and their record against us in recent years certainly doesn't favour them. If we can get to grips with Crabtree then all these pundits may aswell write their opinions down on a rubber schlong and shove it.

But will we want it enough?

We have to be eager to get up after being tackled so that the lying on tactics of the Giants is obvious to the ref. If we can get them penalised for that, then ground can be made with little effort.
And can we please move off our defensive line as a unit and not wait for the big forwards to gain momentum by the time we go to tackle.
And can we ask those who think flying out of the line at all times is a good idea, to think again.
Despite all that, I will be off to Wembley full of optimism as I believe that we can move Giants all over the field with our pace, and tire them out.
4 more sleeps!!!!

Wire are underdogs due to league placings and overall season-long form being both in Giants favour - which is as it should be. However, they've met twice and each club has one victory. As a friend of mine said, Giants are the better team but Warrington have the better players. Most observers believe it's too close to call, which is one of the reasons this year's final is far more an enticing a prospect than the last three when in each case there was one clear favourite who, of course, won at a canter.

spot on there pal..my sentiments as well...when ts has this lot pre season.we`ll see what happens at the start of the new season...bet we dont lose the 1st 5 next season.....

does anybody really care what a "pundit" says.
it's 80 minutes with it all on the line,regardless of league positions and current form the two sides are pretty evenly matched,true rugby fans will enjoy the spectacle.
the only people who should be embarrased are the saints and wigan fans who have been desperately trying to sell their tickets for the last two weeks,do these fools think that they single handedly sell out wembley or old trafford with their own support?
i couldn't give a toss if nobody backs us to win,but how can everybody be so sure,refresh yourselves with a bit of classic punditary
"you'll not win anything with kids"
one game,one goal and we as well as the players know what that is.
btw who keeps asking garry schofield his opinion,even his mam thinks he's a bell.

The only person I'll listen to is my ...., oh no, I don't listen to her either, sorry.

and neither would United if they didn't have Schmeichel, Keane and Cantona!

2 Sleeps!!!!!!!

Andy Wilson's preview on Guardian's sportbloghttps://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/blog/2009/aug/27/huddersfield-warrington-challenge-cup-finalrl