Superb defence, reminded me of Roosters nullifying Melbourne in the NRL GF. Which is praise indeed.

I didn't think Cas were terrible, or 'bottled it', but they only played as well as they were allowed to. Wigan made sure they just couldn't get going.

And yes, Gale should have got 10 for his attempted decapitation. And that wasn't the only example of, shall we say, poor tackling technique from Cas.

Manfredi came so close to scoring a carbon copy of his brilliant second from the other week.

Really the only downside for me; the very poor crowd, especially considering the number of Cas fans. Without them, it would have been a four-figure gate, which is just abysmal however you slice it.

I got the feeling that the Wolfs threw everything they had at the Saints and will be found wanting, We should have no problem dispatching them and if by some freak act of nature it becomes their year then I shall spit my dummy, blame everything and everyone for our loss then threaten to stop watching Wing and join the RedVee

We've dealt with bigger & more physical teams than this Warrington side. I think they're much better than they were in 2016, but probably behind their 2013 side for me.

They're a good team, but I think they'll need to play as well as they did last week to give themselves a decent chance. I don't think they will.

Probably the most confident I've felt before a Grand Final since 2014, which is worrying in itself. Does anyone else get the feeling this on could be the end of an era for us though? With Wane, Tomkins and Bateman going, Lockers and Leuluai not far behind them, I could see this potentially being our last one for a while if we were to win

I always keep memories of Wembley 98 to keep me grounded. That was a long journey home.

Doom and gloom have some belief in the boys come on the Warriors