Since only a very small percentage of the population have IQs above 140, it seems this board has a disproportionately high number of high IQ posters...

and he'll probably earn more in the next 12 yrs or so than i will in my lifetime!

Ladies and Gentlemen. It's Friday night, Wigan have been on the Tv and someones had a beer. I give you................................... COMEDY BRETT KENNY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Just dont mention the salary cap!

Would you care to explain how someone's grammar can suggest they're docile?

Snap! I should have read on before posting!

It's a shame you don't use it more often then isn't it? I seriously doubt someone with an IQ of 146 would post some of the garbage you come out with, let alone mistake the words 'docile' and 'imbecile' which is all I can presume you meant.

what a derby, so proud of our side tonight

we seemed to defend for at least 60 minutes and fair play to saints for keeping the foot down.

we defend like that next week and adapt better to the conditions in attack and wire will not live with us next week.

And for the recordEverybody thinks that Albert Einstein's IQ was very high, but this is definitely not the case, his adult IQ was just above 160.'"

Having read the previous opinions on the game and the interesting discussions supporting differing points of view, here are my thoughts on Wigan's performance in last nights match.

Good points

Awesome defence
Never say die attitude
Some great individual breaks


Not so good points

Poor ball control (despite the wet conditions)
Poor kicking game
Poor options close to Saints line
Mediocre go forward
Unnecessary penalties
Poor support to some great breaks

Saints defence was really great as well last night which contributed to our difficulty in making progress from our own line. The rest of our difficulties last night are IMO of our own making. When all we seem to have done over the past few years is five drives and a kick, the skills necessary to break down a good defence won't come easily. We find it difficult enough to pass the ball along the line without somebody making a mistake, be it dropping the ball, passing to high, low, behind or in front of the receiver; so some of the more difficult skills will be beyond us until we start playing that way more often.

Despite the criticism, I am heartened by the effort for the whole game, rather than part of the game and that we are now trying to play more expansively (seen over the last few games too). When that part of the game becomes more natural there will be less chance of it breaking down under severe pressure like it did last night (from both Saints and the weather).

Here's hoping that progress will continue as I'm sure it will.

Does he or doesn't he?

That's really cheered me up , great work sir .
Good 'op', and Bret your simply embarrassing at times .