I reckon we've every chance of taking them all. I certainly do not think we can't beat Wire, we have what it takes if we take our balls with us!

Depends a lot on how those injuries in the forwards are stacking up. That said with the quality and confidence of the younger players who come into the side and look like they can play these days I'm more confident than ever in our depth. For sure Wire wont be seeing this as an easy game and to that end we are making good progress.

I am going to get drunk, and I reckon we have a 25% chance in this game (higher than sometimes in the past)
We are playing well, and there is a chance Wire may not turn up at the races

Doubt we will see Watts for several weeks, as it sounds like ankle ligament damage which would be as bad a s a break, think he is having further scans today so hopefully position may improve but he's defo out for Wire. Whiting bad dead leg so expect he won't be risked even if he's close.

Briars is back for Warrington and they are due to make a late call on Morley (he might play for Swinton). Think we have a fair chance in this one but they had a comfortable win over Hudds so they may be coming back into form, as you say our attack has improved and our defence is good, but we are getting light in the forwards with all the injuries of late, were on a good run of form and having pushed Wigan so close I'm going to say FC by 4.

Silverwood's reffing this one.

If it's close I'd expect us to concede 3 or 4 quick penalties around the 60 minute mark.

Warrington are a class side. It's all about forward dominance for me so it will be a massive undertaking if Watt's is out. Just hope we perform to our best and keep us heading in the right direction.

Watts out is a big blow but that said, Lynch is more than capable of doing 80 minutes if needed. I reckon gentle will go with Bowden/Green at 13 n play 3 props, with Pitts in the back row with Ellis.

Can't see us winning tbh, but we need to give a good account of ourselves. Would be disappointed if we got a thumping.

This is a good test for us, we are playing well so it's a good opportunity to see how good we are

Not expecting a win but expect a good performance and hope to be pleasantly surprised.

Heard Watts injury is metatarsal

That's about where I am. If you're going to beat Wire, particularly away from home, a near-enough full strength side is needed. Watts and Whiting are two massive losses in a game like this, and I reckon Warrington will just have too much for us up front.

I don't think anyone will be taking us lightly, based on our recent form and the performance against Wigan. As long as we give it our all, then I'll be satisified.

As well as the usual ball coming loose single criteria-based decisions: Warrington in possession = ball steal, Hull in possession = knock-on.