If the forty year drought is to continue on after tomorrow afternoon reckon either of two things must happen.


One: rovers have a sudden unexpected attack of Wembley nerves and freeze at the moment of discovery (unlikely I suspect) or Two: Wire pull out a performance the like of which they haven't even remotely suggested is in their locker this year (even more unlikely I doubly suspect!!).


My feeling is rovers will win and probably win comfortably (possibly by around 16-18 points), wouldn't be too surprised if it's over as a meaningful contest by the hour mark.
We live in hope for a Cup final upset to transpire tomorrow, but it's difficult not to conclude that rovers will have too much power and pace for Wire to handle out there. 1985 seems such a long time ago, virtually a different world to the one we live in today.

Rovers will win comfortably. The only threat I really see Wire offering them is through Dufty, and if the weather is as expected then his threat drops significantly. Not confident Williams will be up to offering much. Wire don't have the forwards to compete against Rovers pack in tough conditions. 
The way Rovers put men into a tackle, and hit hard, Warrington will be dropping the ball in their own 20 over and over again.

I'm hoping the A63 bunting will be out by 17.00 to welcome them home 

Unfortunately can't see past a Dobbins win ...But you never know ?

Rovers by 16+ for me, unfortunately. 

Luckily i'm busy tomorrow so will be able to avoid the score and pretend it never happened 

can only see a kr win. 34-10
I'll be watching with my kr 'mate' 


You've only won one trophy
Only won one trophy
Only won one trophy
Since 1985 

There is virtually zero chance of rovers losing tomorrow,unfortunately. 
It does show how weak the game in this country is at the moment

I'm hoping the weather forecast is a leveller and Warrington can drag them into a slog but even so Rovers won't lose imo so by 5 o'clock we'll have to put up with that lot on here for the foreseeable 

I hope Warrington win and that it lashes down all day and they all get home really late (but safely).

It's their year for sure. Only one loss all year, 8th placed Warrington fielding a load of injured players will hardly trouble them lol. The thing with Peters as well is his mentality will be that tomorrow is just milestone 1 of 3 this year, whereas under Radford we seemed to sack it off after Wembley. 

Big win for the dobbins. We've had a good run and a lot of fun at their expense and it was always going to end at some point