Eddie Hemings has just come in his pants over Tomkins . It's embarrassing

Did I just see Sam Tomkins then? I'm sure I did. None of the Sky team has mentioned anything about him returning tonight have they?

Think he is still sidelined with injury alongside the entire Wigan first team, the u19s, the u16s, the women's team and Shaun Wanes fantasy team.

So which Hull player will be targeted in the 2nd half?
A hit on Snyde or Highton perhaps?

Wigan don't appear to have any injuries tonight, it's almost a full side so it appeara

One of the influential players at hull is going to get it in the knees soon.
Clubb perhaps?

When he came on they didn't mention stains Leeds or thugs injuries for two minutes I was in shock

Well he as already failed as they said he scored in 5 mins on his debut.

If Pies get beat tonight saints will be in the top 4!
That doesn't really point towards a strong superleague for this season considering many at saints want KC out.

Why, Wigan don't have any injuries do they? I've not heard it mentioned

Only if Saints win.

Don't know how many times the ref needs to tell both teams to clean up the ruck before he bins somebody

No more bets being taken for man of steel. Sam Tomkins has won it already

The Hull pack seems to have no energy in the second half. Virtually no go forward, and as I type that Jamie Shaul scores an absolute blinder.

Was a crackin' finish by Shaul

Followed by a great finish from Talanoa. Cue the Wigan walk.

I wonder if the back tracking over Lee Radford is going to reach a crescendo on the Hull board ?
After they wanted him out for the best part of 2 years..

Josh charnley is wigans first official injury this year

Game changer, for me: at 16-18 Wigan were on top but in two sets in a row Matty Smith kicked the ball out for a scrum deep in Hull's half. All the crowd clapped, all Smith's team mates slapped him on the back and rubbed his head, the commentators said "brilliant kick"...but what it did was give Hull two little rests in two minutes and slowed the momentum of Wigan's game down. Hull got a second wind from that, kicked on and won.

Everyone still thinks kicking the ball out for a scrum deep in the opposition half is a good kick though, when it's probably worse than kicking it out at the back for a 20m restart as teams actually get a rest and can regroup.

Eddie sounds deflated! When's Sam Tomkins due to return? Loved his turnstile impression for that last Hull try.

To be fair, it can work both ways really. We've praised Gidley enough for doing it

Depends on circumstances, wasting time or trying to catch a breather it's great, if you have a good structured defence, it's also a good tactic.

Loved wane name dropping us, we're in his head, not hard granted

Hate it when Wells calls lines that players run, "honest"

Don't think the kicks were the wrong option tbh.
Arguably a hug kick could have yielded more but it's a close call.