So that's pretty much what we have been waiting for all season.

Two halfbacks running the show, kicking the ball well and actually looking to offload the ball and push the ball to the edge when possible. We actually looked like scoring too which was a nice change. Our passing was still a little slow, but the intention was there...FINALLY

The only concern again was some sloppy defence. Their try's were pretty soft, but I liked that we controlled the ptb speed as well as we have done all season.

Why haven't we seen this before tonight? Why was tonight so different?

I'd say playing at our favourite ground and being massive underdogs helped. Also, I think that Warrington started TOO well, but credit where it's due: we are slowly getting there.

Tough test against Catalan next. More of the same please

Lets hope "Project Turner" is now ripped up now, there are a few players who have stepped up of late namely Walmsley, Amor and in my opinion Dawson. Walsh looks a bit more happy with Fages creating something different which means defences can't try and shut down the one creative player in Walsh.
Don't think we can get carried away though, if we can win our next 2 games without the KC tinkering then we can see some daylight of optimism.

Aside from having a second proper half (which is always a good idea) - nothing.

It's the same team which went out of the previous year's competition on a last second try by the eventual champions and won the competition before that.

The problem is far too many people are making a big deal over things which are inconsequential.

It was Saints at the HJ.

You could field Blackbrooks first team and come away with a win.
Likewise you could field the Aussie starting xiii at Langtree and we'd beat you

We should agree to swap grounds but keep the same name.

I agree; playing players in their positions helped a lot, even if some of them were kids making their debuts. Too many round pegs in square holes rips the team flow apart.

Always been a proponent of playing the players you have in their actual positions; even if it means blooding the kids. That's what the reserves/youth teams are there for. I think the crowd will also be more lenient if they see a kid trying his hardest, rather than someone going through the motions, badly, in a position he doesn't have the know-how or ability to play in.