Looking like a cracker.

If Briars isn't fit then Giants must have a great chance.

Briars won them the Cas game ane nearly got them home V Wigan.

But looking at the way Giants are playing if Hodgson and Lunt are fit then I take Giants by 10

Briers is key for them but they have that other fella Monaghan who made a lot of plays for them last night, this will be close and hard fought.

If we can beat them, then I really do think we are once again the real deal, and can push to better last season.

I'd take you guys at home, your defense looks solid this season once again

Tie of the round IMO. Will be an absolutely belting game I reckon, fingers crossed we come out on top.

Hopefully we'll want to repay them after our 'non-appearance' and a dodgy video ref at Wembley. Think it should be a cracker, and hopefully Giants by 10+

gutted i will be missing this one cos of a family meal but it has the potential to be as good as the Wigan-Wire game last night - there on fire and we have made a cracking start albeit the blip at the KC.
should be a belter and we owe them one after a certain defeat in North London !!!

Giants to win by 16, LeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeRoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooy to score a hatrick! a little bit torn in this one got 3 from each in my dream team and they are all scoring!!! but i do think we have a bit more ammo then them so should win.

I doubt Briers will play.

Not seen the highlights of your game yet but to go there and do that is some effort, will be a very close game hopefully we can play as we did in the opening 40 against Wigan attack and defence wise, for me Briers going off knocked us abit and took us awhile to get control again I think Grix should play in his place alongside Myler, am sure your team and fans will be well up for this one after Wembley.

So long as this time we have a VR who isnt bent

He betrayed us against Wigan on Saturday we don't like him anymore

Warrington have had two very tough games back to back and I think that the game against you will be a match too far. If im having a bet i'd go for Huddersfield to cover any start.

Quote WOLVES could be without two first team players when they line up to face Huddersfield Giants at the Galpharm Stadium on Sunday. =#FF0000Lee Briers was carried off the pitch during the Wigan game on Saturday and it was feared the influential half back had broken his ankle. But an x-ray has shown that the 32-year-old is more likely to have suffered ligament damage. Wolves head of coaching and rugby, Tony Smith said: "Lee has been for some x-rays and there is no break but he is pretty sore. "He has a lot of swelling and we'll probably wait until that goes down before we can assess it properly and hopefully it won't be too severe. "He is obviously very unlikely to return for this weekend but after that, I just don't know." Wolves could also be without young centre Chris Bridge, who also suffered an ankle injury during Wolves' defeat at the hands of Wigan. The 25-year-old was taken off as a precaution in the final few minutes of the match at the Halliwell Jones on Saturday. Smith added: "Chris Bridge isn't quite as bad as Lee and again we'll assess him as he settles down. "At this point it is too close to the injury to tell and it is hard to assess so we'll have to look at him later this week." '" www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/wol ... or_Wolves/

Quote WOLVES could be without two first team players when they line up to face Huddersfield Giants at the Galpharm Stadium on Sunday. =#FF0000Lee Briers was carried off the pitch during the Wigan game on Saturday and it was feared the influential half back had broken his ankle. But an x-ray has shown that the 32-year-old is more likely to have suffered ligament damage. Wolves head of coaching and rugby, Tony Smith said: "Lee has been for some x-rays and there is no break but he is pretty sore. "He has a lot of swelling and we'll probably wait until that goes down before we can assess it properly and hopefully it won't be too severe. "He is obviously very unlikely to return for this weekend but after that, I just don't know." Wolves could also be without young centre Chris Bridge, who also suffered an ankle injury during Wolves' defeat at the hands of Wigan. The 25-year-old was taken off as a precaution in the final few minutes of the match at the Halliwell Jones on Saturday. Smith added: "Chris Bridge isn't quite as bad as Lee and again we'll assess him as he settles down. "At this point it is too close to the injury to tell and it is hard to assess so we'll have to look at him later this week." '" www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/wol ... or_Wolves/

Bridge and Briers are two MASSIVE players for us. It would be nice to have Clarke and Hicks fit, maybe the latter will be and so King can go in at centre but he's not in the same class as Bridge.
Should be an absolute corker, can't wait, im going for you by ten though tbh

really fancy us for this game... giants by 14 !

gutted i will be missing the wire and wakefield games as im going to australia but will keep up with the news and back for the leeds game!

Won't be one anyway. Always good in my book.

Selfishly, I hope Bridge is missing - he always seems to score against us.

Think a certain Wire player is over this way already saw this parked up near Leeds road.

That caravan has Danny Broughs forehead.

I go for Hudds 16,wires 25. (where have i seen that before?)

Some people are not welcome on here.

Sore loser?

That's rich coming from a Warrington fan.

We felt we did not get the decisions at Wembley but accepted it graciously. Unlike the Wire board with 3 threads on how they were robbed last week against Wigan



However we do not bear grudges and will welcome all Wire fans to the Pharm on sunday.


Although i hope we smash you to pieces on the pitch, feast on your flesh and grind your bones into dust. Bitter. Not me.

Well maybe not me!

Quote Warrington hooker Michael Monaghan thinks is expecting a difficult Super League encounter when the Wolves travel to Huddersfield on Sunday. Warrington suffered their first defeat of the season on Sunday when they were beaten 22-20 by Wigan. "That's the type of year this is going to be. I don't think there's many easy games," he told BBC Radio Merseyside. "Huddersfield are certainly not going to be easy. They haven't changed their game from last year." He added: "We know what to expect from Huddersfield. They're a big side and a powerful side and we're going to have to combat that. "It's an afternoon game as well so that probably suits us a bit more." '" news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 530901.stm

Quote Warrington hooker Michael Monaghan thinks is expecting a difficult Super League encounter when the Wolves travel to Huddersfield on Sunday. Warrington suffered their first defeat of the season on Sunday when they were beaten 22-20 by Wigan. "That's the type of year this is going to be. I don't think there's many easy games," he told BBC Radio Merseyside. "Huddersfield are certainly not going to be easy. They haven't changed their game from last year." He added: "We know what to expect from Huddersfield. They're a big side and a powerful side and we're going to have to combat that. "It's an afternoon game as well so that probably suits us a bit more." '" news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 530901.stm