Smith tells lots of lies, dont believe him. Look at the size of his nose!

Their is alot of dislike for each other.But i do not blame you as warrington have caused trouble in widnes over the years.In the 80s their was fights in old cow sheds and used to spill onto the pitch.I was a young lad then.Even when they played at stobarts they smashed one of our pubs and we are in a different league.I must admit i am glad wigan beat the wire.

To be fair, you can hardly class this as sour grapes given the fact that Tony Smith has openly expressed his opinion of video refereeing long before Saturday's match. Plus, its not as though he's commented on a particular decision; just the concept as a whole.

He was also dignified enough to praise Wigan as winners of the match.

If it was at the DW Stadium you wouldnt of got as many decisions go your way as they did on Saturday night. We could live with the pace you had far more possession in the first half and we werent helped by 50/50 decisions that most of the time went your way.

A little off topic are we?

It's typical local paper journalism. There is no direct quote from Smith saying the decisions were wrong and this quote about Solomona's attempt says it all:

"“David was distraught, he was saying sorry to his mates and the coaches but he will score plenty this year and was within inches or centimetres of winning the game"

That is the player knew he dropped the ball and it wasn't a try.

Dave

Warrington clearly need to get over this defeat. It appears to have hurt them at a deep emotional level, which is not the way to prepare for matches against other clubs, victories in which, though some Warrington fans may not believe it, are just as important as in games against Wigan.

It would also have helped if they hadn't talked themselves up so much during the close-season. Is it possible that unrealistic expectations have been instilled among the Wire faithful? If so, they will be the only sufferers.

Think you will find mostly everyone has.

I feel that we have a tough one coming up as well against Hudds. They'll be feeling great after nilling KR at the weekend, plus the thirst for revenge after Wembley.

At least there's no VR. I might seem a bit of a Luddite, but all it does is provide the controversy for telly.

Yet you're still talking about it, funnily enough.

You lost. Move on.

I said on your board that if I could name a team I wouldn't want to face after a very tough and physical match against Wigan it would probably be Huddersfield.

It's not as easy getting your players up for a game against the Giants as it is a Leeds or Saints match and they'll be very tough to break down. They'll scrap and wrestle for everything and of Wire have any sort of hangover from Saturday night it could be a tough day.