Possibly. We played Wakefield last week though.

Such was their performance, I can't even remember who we played.

Saints aside we've either conceded 2 or 3 tries in all our matches with a 2nd half v Giants Broncos in which we didn't concede at all.

KR can win this but it won't be a big score because our defence is very good, it's our abject attacking form that lets us down.

you haven't taken into account in the last 2 weeks weve turned into the best defensive team in the the league and the best attacking team in the league (doesn't matter that we played Bradford and Wakefield facts are facts )

No it's quite hard to come by, you'd better bring your own.

As a Wire fan, I think it'll be close.
We're not putting things together well so I think you could sneak it.

A lot depends on our kicking game - it's been cr@p for 90% of the year so far. We're missing Briers and Hodgeson as well as Carvell. Too many top class guys have gone and Woody / Harrison aren't back yet, so we're light up front. Asotasi has done sod all so far. Thankfully our 2nd row is strong.

Words I thought would never leave my lips, I agree with jake. Last two weeks were as much down to poor oppo as good play. Yes we were good last week but we never back it up. Wire by 20.

48-40

I agree the opposition wasn't very good but confidence will still be high as a result of those wins.
Even though we were beaten by Wigan the other week I saw enough to believe that the team and especially the half backs were starting to gel, I also don't believe that Warrington are the same quality team of previous years.
If we can get on top in the forwards tomorrow which I believe we can, then I am sure the half-backs will do enough to give us the edge, our kicking game will also have to be at its best, especially if the weather conditions are a little adverse
It certainly wont be easy and it could be a bit of a roller-coaster but I do fancy our chances tomorrow .

Confidence will count for nothing after two early scores. The realisation of two easy fixtures will set in, heads will all and a dry bumming is on the cards.

Confidence actually counts for a great deal, you are assuming they will score two early try's but by the same token, the longer Rovers can play the game without Warrington scoring will surely increase their levels of confidence.

Rovers 24-28 Warrington FT

A big opportunity missed by Rovers today. Warrington sounded like they were well below their usual standard, and Rovers had enough field position and possession to win it, but the usual errors and lack of threat when near the Warrington line cost us today.

Unlucky today guys !!!!!