Quote: meehan3 "sorry for asking for other peoples opinion. whos to say they wernt shattered today?- we dont know how they were feeling. '"
They weren't "shattered", they just expected far less opposition than they got (and fair play to Sheffield for that).
Quote: meehan3 "we 'switched off'. whos to say we won't switch off on friday?'"
Who's to say we won't stick 80 past Quins.
For that matter, who's to say that they won't stick 80 past us?
Sorry, but my crystal balls are out of action right now.
Quote: meehan3 "and i dont think i was going ott to be honest.'"
Yes. Yes you are.
If a somewhat-less-convincing-than-it-should=have-been win against Sheffield (although we still scored a half-century) is notice of our terminal decline for the season, then what was our loss at Bradford?
I seem to recall people stating then that our season was effectively over (even though we were - and are - still top of the table).
Look - At the end of the day (and whilst MM and SW wouldn't agree with this) - We did enough to get in to the hat for tomorrow's draw.
We didn't get out of second gear, but realistically, we didn't have to.
Our defence wasn't up to it today. However - I challenge you to show me the SuperLeague team that has done was Sheffield did (score-wise).
I have absolutely no doubt that extra defensive sessions will have been "earned" by the team today (quite possibly starting tomorrow), and that MM/SW will not allow them to forget what happens when you switch off (same as we did against Bradford, when we assumed that we'd already won).
If you're genuine - Stop worrying and calm down. In MM we trust.
If you're a troll - Well done on extracting responses from genuine fans, but I for one am not worried in the slightest that Wigan are stuck in terminal decline.