Harvey Livett must be thinking what he as done wrong

We won 11 out of our last 12 games under Tony Smith.

We've had a few of results like this over recent years . We once conceded 66 to Cas and won the GF in October

We didn’t particularly play anybody though.

I see what you did there.........crafty

Crying shame about Currie.

Sadly it’s looking like he’s never going to be anywhere close to the player he was.

I’d send him to Widnes where he might be able to make a break.

Having him and King next to each other means we lack any strike whatsoever down that edge.

Having footwork and ability to make a break is where he went wrong...

Like Tyson Fury....you can only beat what's put in front of you.

Those 11 wins were: Catalans (H), Leigh (H), Wigan (A), Widnes (H), Widnes (A), Catalans (H), Halifax (A), London (A), Leigh (H), Featherstone (A), Hull KR (H).

Out of interest, if the current side were to play those fixtures how many do you fancy us to win

Yeah, but you still had Burrow, McGuire, JJB, and McDermott as coach.

When you look at this current Warrington squad, do you think "come the playoffs you just know they will know how to win when it counts" which was the nagging feeling in the back of everyone's mind when Cas put 66 on you.

To be fair it was a bit more complicated than that, he had some great games for us and his support play was excellent but having a half-back with no kicking game whatsoever when we had very few kicking options was not sustainable

Considering that Myler did pretty well for us, there was little controversy among the fan base when he left. I think the feeling was that if he was a big earner we'd be better using the cap space elsewhere. Although it's fair to ask whether using it on Sandow/Roberts/Austin has given us more than Myler would have over the same period.

He is a good player but he's not a difference-making halfback, which is why he hasn't elevated Catalans or Leeds any more than he elevated us.

But if Leeds built a good side around him, or if he'd played for Leeds in their glory years in the Danny McGuire role, I expect he would have been one of SL's all time top try scorers.

Yeah I always had TS back but I agreed that it was time to make a change.

Although I reckon if we'd kept him, we'd have had about the same win-loss ratio as we did under Price. That coaching change hasn't made us any better overall.

Price was a repeat of the later TS era, rather than a return to the earlier TS era.

It's similar to Arsenal going from Arsene Wenger to Unai Emery.