Catalans were to be fair dire, but we in the first half at least were superb and would have pummeled most side's in Superleague.

It'll be nice to come over to your place for a night game for a change, it'll provide a better atmosphere than Sunday afternoon's.

bit of both im my view pal

we controlled the game well , kicked well most of the time and the defence was bone crunching at times

I'm sure we conceded our first penalty on around 70mins.

Very well drilled Wigan side last night.

A bit of both I'd say. They desperately missed the spark that Bosc gives them. However, you can only beat what's put infront of you and last night IMO Wigan would have beaten any team in the league. It was like watching the Bradford teams of a few years ago when they just streamrolled teams into submission.

I think the key wasn't the fact that we kept them scoreless but I’m sure they didn’t make one line break all night? Yes they had the ball in attacking situations but they never broke our line either up the middle or even out wide.

That doesn’t normally happen. Normally you see the winger make half a break after being put into some sort of space or an offload in the middle of the pitch.

Very good defence for the full 80 last night. If they don’t already know it by now I’m sure opposition teams will find out soon enough that they are in for a tough battle when they come to our place.

the first loss of possession was on 48 mins

WIgan were 10/1 for grand final winners on thursday. I should know, I put £50 on

It felt a bit like a cup game which you know you are going to win and it is just a case of how many. Fantasic feeling coming off at the end of the game. Anyone else have to keep reminding themselves of the scoreline? 58-0!

You did very well. We were 8/1 middle of last week.

2006? I remember going to watch Wigan v Wakefield, first match last season, with a certain amount of optimism. It was dire and I only recovered in the play-offs.
This season is like a breath of fresh air.

My only issue would be that we've been battered in the games so far - Wire especially. I wonder about the durability of the squad over the course of the season if players keep on going down with niggly injuries like they are.

Well apparently MaGuire is fond of squad rotating and rested Feka and Hansen last night. According to someone on the other forum, Feka wasn't dropped and was simply rested. He will apparently play against Bradford next week.

Everyone is in the same boat IMO in Rugby League. Players will play on throughout the season with niggly injuries. It's what makes these athletes so admirable. The depth of the squad though could be a decider of who finishes where and will play some importance over the course of the season. I think Wigan though have one of the best.

Prop forwards we have - Coley, Fielden, O'carroll, Prescott, Feka, Mossop and Davies if required.

Second row we have - Hansen, Tomkins, Mossop, Bailey, Farrell and Tuson if needed.

I think we have plenty of depth in our squad and the players who can come in at anytime are very good players. Look at Shaun Ainscough who will be playing for Castleford this weekend as a perfect example.