Hoping it can't be any worse then our last game with wire, hoping.

We were on fire, white hot even that day though, i expect the game to be a lot closer than last time.

There's a section of our fans that don't think having a solid defence is important and that it's all about playing an entertaining brand of rugby, so prepare for a big score. I'll be there, but I think I'll be shaking my head in dismay more than I'll be clapping my hands in celebration.

In a fans forum(this is 2nd hand info btw) Tony Smith said all the work he does is on Defence, he does nothing in attack and lets his players figure it out for themselves.

We work the other way around by the looks of it.



Train on attack and let the players work out to defend.

This is why your club is where it is. Its not rocket science either sort your defence out and you are well on the way to what you want to achieve.



The annoying thing for us is we can do it...the Huddersfield game at home springs to mind (before we lost half of our props though)

One rather bizarre fact to consider heading into this game is that there are only four teams that have beaten Warrington this season and we've beaten every one of those four...

Might only be 61 - 0

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61-1.



We'll go for an early drop goal to settle the nerves.

It won't be a thrashing. We're coming off an energy sapping game albeit with a full week recovery, and you'll be wanting to right some wrongs.



You must be doing something right to draw 22-22 with Wigan recently. Origin or not.

It'll be closer than most people think. Morley & Anderson in all likelihood won't play, but Joel Monas will be back. So our pack will still be a good one but not at 100%.



I watched the Cats game and a couple of others last night. You seem to suffer out wide an awful lot. Do you think any of you think your home pitch being narrower than most has a bearing on letting tries in on away games.



I certainly think it will be a factor in keeping the game close as we love to expand width ways for most of our success.



On a completely off-topic note, does the blonde milf lady with the ridiculously large chest still work at the pub opposite. She was worth the trip alone.

Ding dong old chap......ding dong!! Yes I think so.











One of the big defensive issues at Catalan, was players coming out of the line, and 'not' making the tackle they had committed to. The attacking player then running at the gapping hole left in the defence, with waves of other players in support for Catalan.