....like I said, we have to go back a long way but I think we've beaten Saints in the finals I can remember.

You just can't make it up, all the negativity out of such a professional performance. Wire were class yesterday and put in a very professional performance. We never gave Wigan any room to breathe which was largely down to Tyrone Roberts. This is the reason we nilled them and not the fact that they are the worst team to come out of Pieville in the last 100 years.

If individuals need to moan about yesterday maybe they should be taking up crown green bowls!!

Go watch a different sport if you don't agree with my opinion that it was the best performance by a Warrington team in 100 years... Go give yourself a pat on the back for being such an amazing fan.

I wouldn’t!!!

Regards

King James

Unbelievable some of our fans; I am sure that they’d want us to get beat just so they can moan!!!

It was by far our best performance of the season and a thoroughly deserved win.

Whilst Wigan were poor that was down to us making them look like that due to the intensity of our play.

The first half was amazing and the way we controlled the game in the second half was very professional; it may not have been as explosive as the first half but we stopped them having any chance of getting back into the game.

Thoroughly enjoyable so for God’s sake be happy!!!

Can recall us beating them in a lancs cup final at Wigan in the early 80s think it was 19-0

Yes the Steve Hesford master class I think.
We're in form then.

Mr Quickening, or may I call you Petunia or Petal.

Just wondering where I have highlighted one of your comments and have been critical. Have I done you wrong in a previous life? If I have been critical of an opinion of yours, get over it an dry your eyes Princess.

All the best KLW

Going back to NRL. Signed for GCT according to aussie papers

16-0 . The last time Saints beat us in a final was in the Premiership Trophy 1976/77 final at Station Road, 32-20.

Hesford had an off day with his kicking. 2 from 9 attempts. But he still won the "Man Of The Match"

Potentially before the end of June according to the report I read. Eastmond fit now?

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I’d like to see that marquee money spent on a decent half from here or another NRL star, before risking it on a player from another sport who doesn’t play half-back. The likes of Trueman would be on my shopping list. We need an out and out half-back, a role which unfortunately neither Patton or Livett (or Eastmond) can fulfil...

Bare in mind, it's Moley pushing this narrative now.

He didn't get all right in the off season relating to us, till after stuff was announced.

If this true then I hope we got a replacement coming in. Patton is not the answer.

I agree. He's good to keep as a utility player - replacement hooker, back up half back for injuries in a game, not first choice for either.

Roberts has been fine, but not great. Would be good for him to stay, but won't be massively missed. If he had the desire to play for us like Nat Wood did, then he would be amazing, but he looks uninterested for 70% of the game, going through the motions, and pretty unhappy imo.

I guess we will see both him and potentially Brown need replacing before very long, so hopefully that isn't with Patton and Eastmond! I think if it's with Eastmond and another quality half back then that would be OK, but not those two together!

Is it just me that doesnt get this Eastmond hype? Yeah he has quick feet and was pretty rapid before his move to Union. However, I didn't see much in him at half back when he played there at Saints, and i certainly don't think he is the answer at half back for Warrington going forward. I'm not sure who we need, or who is available, however for me, he isn't the answer.

Roberts isnt interested, simple as that, and we have all give him time to try and adjust and fit in, but it just isn't happening. Let him go now and put in a cheeky bid for Matty Smith (who i dont rate either, but everywhere he goes he seems to do a job) and lets concentrate on getting in a top class stand off for next year when Brown will (probably) retire.

Just my thoughts anyway.....

Homesick? Where do we find these delicate flowers? Anyway for the alleged £ he doesn't deliver enough to make me overly distraught at him going.

To be honest it's a blessing as we now have lot of spare cash to find a real top halfback.

Agreed, although halfs are always thin on the ground, so finding a replacement wont be easy / cheap.

It's in the Guardian & Wolves website https://warringtonwolves.com/roberts-to ... nd-season/ www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/spo ... to_adjust/

It's in the Guardian & Wolves website https://warringtonwolves.com/roberts-to ... nd-season/ www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/spo ... to_adjust/

confirmed, on the club site

Well we have wealthy owners and a sound business don't we so let's break the bank. Still only count as 1 marquee space even if we pay £0.5M per year.

Although I dislike him, "Ratboy" would have been a good replacement.

So much can change in 2 months. www.totalrl.com/tyrone-roberts-a ... glish-game. Quote ="Another untrue press statement issued to quell rumours"Tyrone Roberts insists he has no regrets about moving to Super League with Warrington – admitting his family are settled and he is slowly adjusting to the British game. The 26-year-old has been an integral part of a Wolves side which have won their last five games, including Saturday’s victory at Salford. And he admits he’s perfectly happy with his decision after leaving Australia for Warrington. He said: “The weather is getting there, and it’s getting warmer now, which is one thing! “I’m enjoying it, the family are enjoying it and it’s great to be a part of this club.”'"

So much can change in 2 months. www.totalrl.com/tyrone-roberts-a ... glish-game. Quote ="Another untrue press statement issued to quell rumours"Tyrone Roberts insists he has no regrets about moving to Super League with Warrington – admitting his family are settled and he is slowly adjusting to the British game. The 26-year-old has been an integral part of a Wolves side which have won their last five games, including Saturday’s victory at Salford. And he admits he’s perfectly happy with his decision after leaving Australia for Warrington. He said: “The weather is getting there, and it’s getting warmer now, which is one thing! “I’m enjoying it, the family are enjoying it and it’s great to be a part of this club.”'"