Well, Currie had recovered from his knee injury, so he would have been due back to play regardless of who we were playing. You always wan't your best players back asap surely ? And I agree with Moving on, Currie is surely certain to play tomorrow to get him match fit again.

It's a dead rubber as the outcome for us (bar the difference in who we play at home / away) is irrelevant to where we will finish. Of course we should look to build on recent performances, but not at the risk of playing injured players. As it turns out it seems people better get used to having Russell and Brown back in the side, as they are both our for 4 or 5 weeks.

Gids is out for 5 weeks, Pomeroy 4 weeks www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/spo ... /?ref=mmsp Not a big deal I suppose, Gidley won't be here next year and Pomeroy is unlikely to stay unless its a Pay as You Play, but will have Hiku, TKing, Livett infront of him for the 2nd centre spot.

Gids is out for 5 weeks, Pomeroy 4 weeks www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/spo ... /?ref=mmsp Not a big deal I suppose, Gidley won't be here next year and Pomeroy is unlikely to stay unless its a Pay as You Play, but will have Hiku, TKing, Livett infront of him for the 2nd centre spot.

I don't think that anyone is calling for TS to risk playing injured players, or that's not how I'm reading it. As far as Currie is concerned, unless he's tweaked something then he must surely be in a better place than he was against Wigan and playing in what might be deemed to be in a less arduous game?

I've not been a supporter of Russell but if he's the best available rather than an automatic choice then so be it and it will be interesting to see how he performs outside Hiku as opposed to Evans or a Hughes playing at centre.

No Hill tonight either. Hamstring niggle. By all accounts Widnes will have a few out too. You arent going to risk anyone tonight!!

Just cannot get up for these middle 8's.Lost all heart so the dog will be getting extra walks until they are over.