Totally agree

Based on the 'regular' season if there is such a phrase/competition, high points were Wigan/Saints away and the low was definately Salford particularly as I currently reside IN Salford.

Most enjoyable game at HJ? My vote would be Catalan a real game of RL

High point for me was Catalan away in the cup. The first time I have been there and had a great weekend (obviously helped by the win!)

Low point was that second half against Hull KR. I thought it was essentially won at half time even though I've seen us lose there more than win. London away and Salford are close second and third but in the horrible weather in the Holland stand at KR made it even worse.

High point: CC final win. Brilliant.

Low point: GF final loss. Though Leeds deserved it and were better, it was still massively deflating to lose, as Warrington really could have won it. Not sure how getting beat at Salford and London in what we all know are essentially meaningless games can be as bad as losing the biggest game of the year, but each to their own, I suppose.

Good call. In the bigger picture the performances of the U20s all season and the grand final win were at least as important as anything the first team achieved.

High - Saints away play off

Low - Grand Final

In my 'defence' I was trying to look a little bit beyond the obvious and really can't argue with your choices

High - Taking my 3 year old daughter (who was born in Wigan) to her rugby ever Wire match at Wembley - she loved it.

Low - Both Saints defeats at home.

Highlight for me, as with everyone else it seems was Saints away in the finals. Absolutely amazing, and the three hour train journey the next day has never felt so good. Sitting in the pub after and saying "right what are we doing about tickets" was just brilliant. Controversially, I have to say another highlight was London. Yes, we got hammered, but it was all part of the master plan and a win like that was long overdue for the Broncos. We had a top day/night, and somehow ended up in the players bar till gone midnight. The only thing that annoyed me that night (apart from the result of course) was that nobody from the club came over to thank the fans in the bar afterwards. Overall though it was a brilliant weekend away watching the wire, what more do you want!

The low for me was without a doubt Rovers away. Freezing cold, hungover and soaked, couldn't see a thing and we threw away a good lead. I seem to remember being in a foul mood after Leeds away, but out of all the away days this year Rovers is the only one that still gets me wound up now!

Highlight for me was the Challenge Cup Final.
The lows was not seeing more of David Solomona.

When you say "seeing more"....?

"Not seeing more"...It would have been good for him to finish his career on a high.
......sorry for the split infinitive.

I think all the 'highs and lows' have been done, but seeing Solo at Widnes was a bitter sweet moment for me. Sad that I would not see him again, but happy to be left with the memory of his last try. He was special, and we were robbed of his final season by that freak accident.

How many of those lads have now lost their contract due to the new academy set up? On reflection that is one of the biggest lows of the season for mine.

Yes, not good. I think the RL chairmen are actually meeting today, with the structure of SL being top of the agenda. Lets hope the topic of the academies is also under discussion. I don't know how many, but certainly some of the younger players are off to Oz to play in the Queensland Cup - I think Lee Mitchell is one of them (Central Queensland).

Good luck to them, QLD Cup is a great competition, but the number of players heading down under worries me. Have friends who were at the Hull FC and Leigh fans forums yesterday, apparently it was said by Adam Pearson that a return to promotion and relegation is likely, and it was said at the LSV that Paul Rowley supports the idea of a two tier Super League and promotion and relegation is set to return in some form, possibly one up/one down but in order to gain promotion the club must meet the franchise criteria.

All in all sounds like there could be some big decisions made at this two day meeting, but will turkeys vote for an early Christmas?

Good point. Perhaps the turkeys feel 'its not going to be me that goes down' ?

That is Gatcliffe and AP that have both talked about a new structure for SL (and you can bet your grandma that they chat between themselves prior to a meeting), so its possible that there is already a consensus for both promotion and a smaller league ?

Possibly, I am not too sure how these meeting work and how resolutions on such issues are passed, I imagine Widnes, Salford et al would be unwilling to support a reduction in the number of clubs or P&R, but then as you say there will be a lot of cloak and dagger discussions going on behind the scenes. The Watkins review said that clubs, and in particular Championship clubs needed to be given more of a voice, though this doesn't seem to have happened as of yet.

At the Scholarship launch last night they announced Mendeika and Ormsby will be with the first team squad next season.

High point was the CC Final, I think it was my favourite of our 3 wins. It felt like we were achieving history.

Low point was being 22-6 up at halftime at Craven Park and ending up losing. It was a sloppy game and I hate those games when a comeback is on and you are powerless to do anything about it, but are on the receiving end of it.

I wont go for the obvious CC and GF so my good would be walking back to Wigan station with the feeling we'd just mugged them after being second best for large periods of the game and low would be how frustrating it was at the start of the season seeing us losing the ball so often trying to pull off big 'hollywood' passes and outrageous off loads with EVERY play of the ball !

That was very frustrating, particularly at Leeds and Odsal from what I can remember. We didn't really get going until after Easter, but managed to scrape by with a fair few lucky escapes.

High was the play off win at Saints. By far the best Warrington game I've ever been to atmosphere wise. I remember sitting on the coach on the way back thinking 'my god, next week my team's going to walk out at Old Trafford' Then I thought back 10 years to 2002, and when Cullen came in and saved us from relegation. I often think to myself 'Where would we be right now if Cullen didn't come in and save us?' and I honestly don't know where we'd be. Championship or Championship 1. Who knows?

For me there wasn't a low point. Collectively every team has to have defeats in a season, it's a natural thing to happen. Last year we didn't have back to back defeats. I think that's an achievement in itself. We reached the grand final and won the cup. How can anybody pick out a low point from that?

You pulling a muscle when Waterhouse scored his second was a season highlight!

You didn't go to Craven Park!

That video of me is hilarious!

Nah Dan, I didn't have enough money for the coach over haha