Sorry but this makes me laugh, many Warrington fans are the same if we lose.

And before you ask, I'm on here revising I've got an exam tomorrow morning

Losing King with injury part way through and having Hicks sin-binned didn't help either, on the aspects of losing good players and also the shuffles that would have been required.

I'm sure Wigan would struggle without Sam Tomkins, Riddell, Andy Coley, Gleeson and say if they had Richards sin binned.

I pity him too mate.His team have a measly 17 challenge cups and 18 League Championships.Poor lad.

Oh y y, y y y y Warrington

It's just garden variety "my dad's bigger than your dad" mentality ... we all grow out of it eventually, just some earlier than others

We have had our fair share of injuries to this season like Roberts, Phelps, Coley, Gleeson, Hansen, Riddell and Leuliau and we also went down to ten men during the game with Saints.

The real test now though is how you cope next week, huge game v Hudds.

Season's starting to get interesting

Ah, you misunderstand me. I said I pitied him for posting on a rivals RL forum website late in the evening to gloat when there are so many things he could be doing with his time. I can see him now in his semi with his missus in the front room shouting "Odemwingie, come down I've got Corrie on Sky plus", and him "Just a minute love, just winding up people I don't know on a provincial sporting website, I'm gonna show them who is boss"

By the way, I never said Wigan did not have historical rugby league success. You were a great team once.

All part of the banter

Accept the defeat with grace, this game had nothing to do with Wigan. We lost. End of.

Unlike Warrington who never have been.(sorry couldn't resist).

Odem
You're a passive aggressive, you display all the traits

1) Victimisation responses
2) Ambiguous or cryptic sentences you can twist depending on how people react to said statements
3) Act Friendly with a deceitful/vindictive agenda

Your type are very annoying, take your low self-esteem elsewhere.

you didnt win by more when these players played against Cas wakefield huddersfield saints etc etc.....in fact you didnt win at all

We lost an England Scrum half and a lance todd winning hooker....they are influential to us whereas Leeds do not miss Lauititi (eddie hemmings may do) and always seem to cope well when shuffling the backs around to cover the loss of borrow (or mcguire) which is a credit to them before you wet yourself...

you should be grateful wire still have an element of inconsistency and you kopped us after a perfect performance from last weekend....

no dramas from me...this squad (bar 3) never made the play offs last year we didnt do that bad tonight and arent doing that bad at the halfway point of the season.....

That is why I feel a little sorry for him. I would never, ever, go onto a Wigan forum at 10pm on a Friday night following a Wigan loss at Leeds and gloat. It's just such as odd, bitter, thing to do.

I've read about people who do this "I'll try to make you feel bad to make me feel a bit better about my lot". Really he should switch off his PC, take stock of himself, and take his wife/partner upstairs and make love and then feel better about the world.

He needs to love more, and hate less.

As much as I wouldn't expect anyone to wax lyrical about Leeds, but.....

...despite the slow start to the season, Leeds are still the reigning Champions, and have held the crown for the last 3 seasons. Losing at Headingley isn't a disgrace, and if you had taken the two points it would have been a fabulous effort. However, despite Leeds' injury problems, we still know how to win big games.

It's a bit disrespectful for people to start saying "if x player had been playing, and y player, we would have won" - I find that unlikely.

To be a Champion side you adapt to losing "key" men. Leeds lost Brent Webb before a Grand Final, and his replacement won the Harry Sunderland award. Opposing fans ridicule Carl Ablett and Ian Kirke, but they come up with the goods time and again. Leeds have been the subject of quite a few jokes this season, which seems crazy with so much time left and with them having the element of actually knowing how to win this thing!

I think Tony Smith is a legend and he knows exactly what he is doing, and will no doubt bring some real success to Warrington. But have a bit of class and realise that losing to the treble Champions at Headingley, and a club that does pretty much everything the right way, isn't a reflection of how bad Warrington were.