I'm looking forward to championship rugby once Briers retires.

good performance could it be that he thinks his job is on the line

good point well made wire

BRIERS IS BARROW BOUND SO THERE IS NOT POINT DEBATING !!!!

What ya shoutin for..........

Not shouting caps lock was on thats all didnt know til post was complete....

If he was he would be there by now matey.

he was in town yesterday!!

if he was barrow bound he`d be gone by now....money comes into it how can they afford him..i.e. salary cap it does exist in that division does it??

Yeah at a christening!

Oh dear,...

.....Another who believes the Rugby world revolves around Lee Briers....



Or is this a touch of irony??....Hmmmmm...

correct! haha

Why did you put exlamation marks after it then?

Wow.......talking about making your point clear......my word!

was outside the bridge bar today was gonna ask him about the barrow rumor.

Well done for typing all of it with your eyes closed. You must be a...yeah, a machine, sure.

see my other 8549 posts

yep, and he won't find a touch of it.

Yup, stone cold fact straight from the vocal chords of an disenfranchised yoof'.

I must be getting too old to understand you crazy young un's whacky sense of humour...

No you havent, he just is not funny except in the head!!!

Least your consistent.

Thanks

Thought Lee Briers was awsome on Friday. He brings so much to club and no one can deny his contribution to Warrington Wolves as a club over the years. He was instrumental in everything they did down Bradford on Friday and its easy to say how poor Bradford were.

I must applaud Briers for the way he has responded to the arrival of Tony Smith. I thought the toys would be out of the pram for sure and he would be on his way. I have been a critic of Briers but more so our reliance on him over the years. I remember playing Wigan (I think it was 2003 when Nathan Wood failed to find touch) and thinking before the game that with Briers out with a wrist injury that we had no chance. I remember having the same feeling approaching a john player final at Burnden with Andy Gregory out of the team pending a move to Wigan.

The constant comments of "When Briers plays, Warrington play" is great for Briers and his position within the team. I think previous coaches have suffered from our reliance on him to come up with the goods though.

If he can admit that he is approaching the twighlight of his playing days and can help the next generation of players by passing on his undoubted skill then I think he would warrant another year. But Like Rob Parker says in RL World this month if you can figure him out he would give you a penny for your thoughts.