I see the large order of grace, humility and class has yet to be delivered in Wigan!
A great game from our point of view and for what it's worth I think we would have won by more as someone suggested earlier, had you not brought your own ref!

Yep we get the win and should be worried because we only just won and they didn't play well. You couldn't make it up.

Your spot on it was a great game and a brilliant atmosphere. I don't think either side was at there best but it was a good contest. Young burgess is a prospect and half. The only downside to the game was the high tackle from mccallorum which has left Dixon with a broken jaw.

Has for the season Wigan will be fine and cas should make the top 8

we would've won at a canter had 'Micky Mac' been sent off for his horror assault on kirk Dixon. He's suffered a suspected broken jaw, we had to shift a centre to wing and a 2nd rower to centre for 70 minutes, totally disrupted us and all we got was a penalty. With that being said I am thrilled with our win.

Full credit to the Wigan fans who travelled today, a good turn out, that pettybourne will ruffle a few feathers this year, burgess very good, Farrell looked to have found some of last years early form. All in all I thought we deserved the win. Onwards and upwards.

There seems to be a history of handing out broken jaws in Cas v Wigan matches.

I recall Dean Sampson doing one on Kelvin Skerrett.

Also, the even worse one by Hepworth on Colin Tyrer at Wembley.

One game away from home against an in-form Cas side, 16-0 down at one stage, poor discipline & poor tactics, a lack of enthusiasm, a seriously exposed fringe where Sarginson/Burgess operate and an ordinary goal kicker yet we only lost to the final play.

You can only gain success after learning from failure. This was a bad result, not because we lost, but because we didn't play well. If we gave it everything and lost then it would be a different scenario but we didn't.

Still, we can improve our discipline, we can change our tactics, instil a greater desire for success against the so-called lesser clubs and look at alternatives to the kicking problem. We have also seen a bad defensive performance from Sarginson & Burgess, both young players with lots of potential. It's up to them to show their mental toughness in become smarter and meaner.

Nothing from today suggests we cannot win the title again, to suggest we are doomed to failure is a despondent view. If anything this could be a good scenario in ensuring we improve to the changes in other teams and to meet their desire. We should want to beat Castleford as much as we do St. Helens.

I'm looking forward to seeing how Wane will have us react against Hull KR

Read a few Cas fans praise Farrell, I thought he was very ordinary by his own high standards.

Me to, I'm sure he knocked on at least thrice

We overdid that short ball Green to Farrell, there must have been at least four errors from it.

Green frustrates the hell out of me. When he's on it he's brilliant but at times he seems to keep choosing the wrong passing option. We don't seem as well oiled in attack as in previous seasons, our attacking shape seems much flatter and I don't think that's helping, the players are nearly on top of each other when we are trying the sweeping moves.

Green had a poor game today.

Any referees on here?

Bateman pushes Carney who throws a punch and gets sin-binned. Penalty goes to Cas.
Why?

I always thought that the greater offence nullified the original one, and therefore Wigan should have had the penalty.

I think Cas scored a try in the next set of six.