Was amusing to see Warrington resorting to drop goal attempts in an attempt to close the game out, in a friendly, vs last years bottom of the league side.

With a few impact players still to come into the side, we've got to be pretty happy at the way things are progressing.

Now Briers has gone we need to figure out who takes them.

I didn't go to the game but I believe Jason Walton was impressive. Coupled with Greg Johnson having a blinder against Leigh it looks like the Batley boys could be a shrewd piece of business.

Do you not have training sessions, then?

Typical warrington fan! Never ever give any credit. And Youngsters like who O'brien Evans or laithwaite? All have had at least 2 years super league experience. In the last 10/15 we were constantly on your line, if we wasn't such a new ungelled side we would have had about another 3 more tries near the end, face is you were kept scoreless the whole second half like it or not by a brand new team in only their second game together!

Well it definitely shouldn't be O'brien.

I hate to point this out to you, but we got beat.

He conceded at least one try with his personal vendetta.

Even when Thaler spoke to him after the try it was still obvious his head had gone.

I was surprised he wasn't taken off by the coaching staff before the inevitable happened.

Looks like the RFL wasted more money on the world cup camp in South Africa as there was no obvious friendship and bonding apparent between the 2 England players.( Unless the half-back union are on a mission for the Blake Green incident at the Grand Final )



It will be interesting to see if Gareth Hock has the added responsibility of keeping our mercurial maestro restrained as well as adding some steel to our left side defence.



2014 is gonna be a roller coaster...

I thought at the time, why hasn’t Noble dragged Rangi off and given him 10 minutes to calm down. However moments later he produces some magic and creates a try out of absolutely nothing. I think were going to have to accept that at times this season he could do something absolutely ridiculous but will then make up for it moments of pure brilliance.



I loved how up for it our boys looked in the second half though. If we can start with that level of intensity and maintain it over 80 minutes we’re going to trouble a few of the big clubs this season, home and away. It will take a big, strong and tough pack to get one over on our forwards. I also noticed how helpful it was/is having big strong backs such as Meli, Sa’u, Walton and Johnson to help share the workload around when we’re coming out of our own 20.

Really! Well I didn't realise?



And my point was Warrington are favourites for SL and with abit more composure and abit more clever thinking we would have won.

Yes, but better practised in a match situation I would guess, friendly games are just high intensity training sessions anyway

They do, they pretend to be Wigan. They've actually been trying for almost 60 years.

Ha ha like it!