Give him the keys to Warrington.

And everyone write a handwritten apology.

What for?

Must be the new rubber duckie I dunno.

Ultimately, as long as we're playing well and getting the old buzz back, then we're all happy. Sod the disagreement about Powell - we were crap last season and everyone had a right to question his position. We still don't know whether he's the right appointment yet and we'll only find out in due course.

As you mention Duckie, my prediction is: we'll be the best Wire side we've been since the 3 out of 4 years of Challenge Cup wins in 2009, 2010, 2012.

I haven’t a clue what this topic is about…

However “packs win games”!

(Gets off soapbox and will enjoy the ride at last)

I was just having a little play after a few celebratory drinks, because GazWire kept his faith last year when the rest of us were broken during some pretty low times

Fair play.

But I also don’t want you to miss out RD, so yes, packs do win games. And what a pack that was.

I'll happily admit I was wrong if, DP proves he's the man to do the job.

I backed Ratchford and Currie all the way, I knew they were only struggling because they were doing more defensive work and support carries for being behind a beaten pack week in week out.

All the haters on basefook have gone quite.

At the end of last season, I thought the general consensus was that we needed to see a much different side and we would know after 6 weeks or so as to whether we looked on course to be competitive? Signs are really promising but let's see.

Let’s not be getting carried away. We were good but that was the worst Leeds side of my lifetime. Let’s review after 10 games.

I think after the Easter games is a good point to review how good, bad or indifferent we are. Fingers crossed its positive.

We also have to see if we have developed grit and resolve when things are not going our way etc.

I think Huddersfield will be a stern test. They've got an established squad and a good coach who proved to be one of the top sides last season, so I think we'll get a better picture on Friday. I'm certain it'll be a close game, though we'll have to address the 2nd row issue (as someone mentioned) as Huddersfield have quality in this position.

I hear too that spaces on coaches are going fast - hopefully a good sign that fans are (understandably) feeling more enthused than last last season.

The club aren`t running any coaches to Away games this season, and that is probably why other people that still are, will see a bigger demand.

I understand that last season with the team`s poor performances, that the uptake for the club`s coaches would have diminished considerably, and for some games I have been told they were half empty.

However, a lot of young fans start attending away games by travelling by coach, and they are the fans of the future. (I started this way)

The club need to rethink their strategy.

We’ve fallen a little lucky I think playing Hudds away in their first game of the year. They will be a big step up from Leeds I think and will certainly not employ this ‘passive defence’ thing that Leeds seem to be trialling. They have a good pack, will be interesting to see the head to head.

Half way up Winwick Rd before the earnest strains of "stop the bus, we want a wee-wee" were heard.

More like getting pulled off by the cops for mooning on the back seat

Going to Huddersfield on the train is not so bad, assuming they not on strike ofc.

An interesting approach by the police, I thought a fine was the traditional punishment.

Why, does he also block you on social media when someone disagrees with one of his posts?

Good point(illism) UR

Duckie makes a few long odds predictions.

I'm nothing special when it comes to predictions, but it hardly takes Nostradamus to predict that a coach with a good track record has a high chance of improving things when he has a settled squad who know the expectations, and are on board collectively with the objectives set by the coach.

I hope this winning and playing well run continues and that by the Easter period it will be obvious that we have turned a corner under Powell. Signs are promising but I'm conscious it's 2 games, and we were 3 from 3 last season and yet 2 weeks later we were getting beaten at home by Wakefield.

I agree, though the 3 games last year felt like they posed more questions than they answered (Cas @ home aside maybe). This years 2 performances seem to be answering some tough questions.

As you say though, long way to go and I think we'll have a better idea of things by 10pm on 20th April, after just playing Saints, and having played Hull FC (H), Catalan (A), Wigan (H) in the weeks previous.

Can’t grumble at anything so far, remarkable turnaround. Especially without supposedly our best forward recruit.

Nobody needed a fast start more than Warrington this year, it could have turned nasty without it. An extended run now of really winnable games taking us through to Catalan away.

I’m still a bit annoyed at seeing all of this propaganda about reconnecting with the fans like it’s somehow the supporters fault. The mismanagement that has allowed 2022 to happen and for it to be justifiable is still yet unanswered, unless we’re putting it all at the feet of Price, which seems a stretch,