The turning point was Warrington appointing an intelligent coach.

Numerous turning points but the one for me was when Warrington scored their first try and we subbed Coley and Prescott just before we was re starting the game.How can Feka be an impact prop when we don't have the ball?

The turning point was bringing Feka and Fielden on when we were winning the arm wrestle, 18 minutes into the game, after that the next 22 minutes Wire had all the momentum and go forward and put in a match winning shift.

briers drop goal made all your players head drop... im sure there was a turning point before that... but thats when we all knew that the game was won.

The key points of the game that cost us were taking the 2 points, and bringing Feka on. He has the turning circle of a double decker bus.

I thought the turning point was last week, you have a squad that struggles to back up 2 weeks in a row at the moment and you've had 3 big matches in a row.

The defensive intensity that you had last week just wasn't there today.

For me the turning point was when the Warrington players were stood behind the sticks watching us go 8-0 up. They seemed from that point to have the attitude that if we don't pick up and pull together then we will lose this. They galvanised and stuck to their gameplan. Wigan were never able to react in the same manner to falling behind and the result was settled by halftime.

a tony smith side would never have done that.... which against leeds last week, just before half time.. cost us.. when we should have kicked for the 2 points...

there is a time and place for 2 points.. and today you gave away the momentum..

No one seemed to know what to do at that point, Tomkins relayed the decision to the ref, whether he had instruction form the stand I don't know, but the captain was not involved from what I saw. We chose not to kick earlier, and it made no sense to kick at that point. Momentum just stopped after the subs / Bailey injury.

i think noble made that call.. you looked like you were going to play the penalty at first.. then it changed to a kick.

Can't remember the score at the time but Riley knocked on as he was injured in the tackle,should have been scrum feed to Wigan.Justin Morgan said the reff gave a sympathy call.

ball loss due to an injury is a scrum with head and feed to the team with the ball.... so ganson got the call wrong... but to suggest you should have had possesion is incorrect.

Richards knock on and the introduction of the worst/least fit props Wigan have ever had in Fielden & Feka respectively.

Mossop being water carrier after his last two performances, and gambling on two players with injuries, also agree with previous Feka, Fielden posts, it is not rocket science to know our weakness's

I go with that I was 50/50 how it would work out but before the game talking to mates I was saying why change a winning side just because them two are back? you had beaten Leeds and got pipped by Saints, that an also Briers drop goal cool head there.

Was a cool head , you could see it coming a mile off though, best team won, no doubt.

Playing Fielden was a very poor call IMO, I don't understand why Noble has stuck with him so long. Him and Feka coming on was the turning point sadly.

Yes agreed, but who envisaged that we would not have the ball for the next 20 minutes ?

Feka is brilliant in attack, but I cannot understand why he isn't utilised 10 yards from the line.

Should we keep him ? The jury is out, and we haven't really got any front row forwards anyway.

A major turning point to me was when you passed the ball to touch early in the tackle count up in the far right corner. I thought the wingers lack of response in saving the ball was a strong indication that the players weren't up for this match enough. It was a difficult ball to deal with, he might have failed to save the ball anyway, but instead of fighting to keep that ball in play he seemed to just go through the motions and watch it bounce out instead.

Ganson's ridiculous allowance of that forward pass was a major turning point in allowing you back in the game, but thankfully Wire held on for the deserved win.

i cant understand why you guys didnt play Lee Mossop he has been outstanding since he has come in to 1st team over recent weeks.

It wasn't so much the substitution of Coley and Prescott for Feka and Fielden but the timing.

The substitution was made when Wire had the ball. We all know that Feka is not the best defender and is used as an attacking impact player.

When those two came on the field Wigan had no ball for the next 10 minutes, so the substitution was a waste of time.

As far as I'm aware you can only sub when your team has the ball Rogues. Did we lose it straight away?

We took Coley and Prescott of and for 20 minutes lost our way. We made no yards, and Wire tore us apart up the middle. Game, set and match.

Yes the comeback was good, yes it got the crowd behind them but we gave ourselves too much to do again.

You are too kind, Rogue. Change that to 'the worst defender'.

When the Captain started to try stupid off loads on tackle 1 or 2 close to Warringtons try line Lockers did it twice on tackle 2 and some of the others tried them to.