If we are going to get into daft name calling,every time I do a delivery in Leeds and see the "Welcome to Leeds " sign,I always think, "You certainly are."

Hit a nerve have I? Lighten up.

Whilst born and bred in Leeds I haven't lived there for over 4 years and I am proud to be a Loiner.

Not at all bud,I don`t live in,or come from Hull.
(One bit of banter deserves another eh?)

No. The decline started last year, but it was always going to happen at some point. The fact is at the start of last season we were absolutely ravaged by injuries. At times there were 11 missing. I remember that game at wigan away when Tom Bush, Amor etc, all had to play. That put us behind the 8 ball a bit but we still recovered to finish 4th in the league. And that woeful CC cup final aside, generally they gave the big teams a really good game - see CC run and beating all the top teams in the league at least once.

I could have seen last years team, despite there being some v poor displays, going to Saints and making it a real game. Do you really see us going to the league winners in the playoffs and winning? Or beating the teams who finished 5th 1st and 2nd and get to the CC final.

Leeds record against the top 4 this season is an absolute disgrace, shipping 30 plus and often many more nealy every game. Cant see this changing. I think 7th place this year. Catalans are much better than us for a start.

Last year I thought our best performance was against Melbourne Storm in the WCC,and I came away thinking we have a good chance of winning SL again this year,and I think we would not have been far away,but for the injuries.This season is different,but we should be at least competing.

We were in decline last year but not to this extent. All need to take blame. Some of the players are under performing. The manager is usless, and Gh seems to have made some grave errors in recruitment and player retention. Not to mention coach recruitment

That's the funniest thing I've read in years. [size=150One win in a decade[/size. Have a word with yourself.



































Wire need to dominate for the next four or five years at Old Trafford before they will be up there with Leeds and Saints. They are still no marks when it comes to silverware despite back to back cup wins.

Leeds are in decline no doubt but Wire will lose the spine of their team in the next two years. Let's see what happens when Briers, Hodgson, Monaghan x2 and Carvell and Morley have retired or moved on. Saints haven't dropped out of the top two in Super League in five years despite losing Long, Sculthorpe and Cunningham and replacing about 60% of the starting 17 in that time. Let's see if you can do the same. Unlikely.

Leeds need to ship out some of their former stars but not throw the baby out with the bath water or it will take some serious rebuilding.

Wire aren't up with Leeds or Saints???????? We've long since surpassed you. Look whose at the top of the league looking down at the rest and will still be there come September.

How many Challenge Cups have St Helens won in the last couple of years? And Leeds for that matter?

Wire are currently destroying all comers and are a shoe-in for the league and cup double.

It's just a question of which set of mugs will be put before us to be battered at Wembley and Old Trafford.

It's time the likes of Leeds and St Helens knew their place....so far behind Wire you need a telescope to see us.

You weren't a speech writer for a former Prime Minister in the past were you ?

If not you should paste this page into your CV, a wonderful career awaits you in the world of political posturing and bull.

It's quite possible that Warrington might reach Old Trafford this year, and maybe even win their to become Champions.

Until that happens I will continue to class Warrington as a 'Wanky' team, like they've been for many years.

This is the funniest post I think I have ever read. If you intended it to be funny, then you are a genius, if you didn't then your local care home is missing an inmate.

Think we have to accept Warrington are in the accendancy at the moment but some little jumped up wire fan is getting ahead of himself at the moment!

Agreed, Warrington have been the best team so far this season, as evidenced by their League Position. They have not won anything this season yet.

How many Challenge Cups have you won recently?

Just one Challenge Cup victory since the late 70s for a self-styled 'big club' like Leeds is an embarassment.

How many Grand Final's have you won recently?

Last winning the League in 54-55, is an embarrassment for a self styled "big club" like Warrington.

I was giving you the benefit of the doubt with your earlier post. You have just eradicated any doubt that there may have been.

Wonder if 'WireWonder' is back at school tomorrow?

just how many championships have warrington won in the last 60 years?
youve not won anything this season and two challenge cup wins ,no matter if its in the last two years is not a legacy

In Super League only Wigan can class themselves as a bigger club.

You realy don't see how funny you are do you?

There is a "big club" test. Go to Australia and ask them there to name 4 English SL clubs. Let me give you a clue, Warrington won't be on the list...

The 4 biggest clubs in order are Wigan, Leeds, St Helens and Hull, everyone else is nowhere.

I would guess he should be but being from Warrington probably won't be going!!

I would guess he should be but being from Warrington probably won't be going!!

Give me one good reason how Hull and St Helens are bigger than the mighty Wire?

your attendances arent up to much though are they?
and if you were a big club when you built a new stadium you cant have been expecting much over 9k other wise the stadium would have been bigger than the nice tidy little ground the one youve got

I don't know if you are deliberately making yourself look a tit for comedy effect, but re-read what you have typed. St Helens have been the most consistent team throughout the whole SL era. They have won the SL and CC more times in the last 10 years than Warrington have in their entire history. Hull although not overly successful for many years are still widely respected in Aus for their record in the '80's and early '90's. Warrington on the other hand is a small town near the current Champions and the most consistently successful club in the SL era.

If I were you I'd give up now, you are embarrassing your parents.