Some Nice sensible reasoned points. All very fair assumptions of our shortcomings on Saturday.
It was disappointing that we gave so much ball to Leeds which simply drained us. I think the stats were 80% possession for Leeds for the first 20 minutes and they were just 2 nil up.... so I'm not that worried for play offs if we face them again, I doubt they'll get that level of possession again.
But Picking up on Rogues' special rule he has about players over 30 in a team meaning it's rubbish.
we'll replace:
M Monas: with

Darryl Clark (I have heard it off a current SL coach so I'm not being arrogant)
Waterhouse: with Ben Currie (19) who has been Second row on the 10 game unbeaten run while 'House was injured
Asotasi: being rubbish is fuelling rumours we may offload him, so Simms would be his replacement (29..phew!!)
Wood: is the odd one he's been poor and injured a lot but he may do one more year because Mike Cooper has one more season in the NRL with St George before he comes back to us, and he has been playing very well indeed. so that would be a twenty something warrington academy product with first grade NRL experience.... that's Rogues worst nightmare...
Higham again while no one rates him on here he's been superb for us, he'll go another year and then more than likely make way for academy product Brad Dwyer to step up to be Clarks understudy.
Bridge: no problems in good nick, great utility, player bags of experience.
Westwood clearly needs help. Along with Hill they have had to carry a young inexperienced pack(England, Evans, G Riley, Laithwaite, Curry etc etc) Wood And waterhous have not played much and Asotasi isn't ever given more than half an hours game time. Ashton Simms will help, he does work that goes noticed. (Our Waterhouse fans tell us his work goes unnoticed)
So while Rogues was clearly having a "look at Wigan full of kids (but not in the Semis btw)and dirty old Warrington full of over 30's" jibe. it wasn't a great jibe as its all largely sorted for next season, and we lost a lot of old farts at the end of last season as well, one of which has just bagged himself his fifth Wembley Final (Carvell).