Nobody can knock back to back wins away at Warrington, regardless of what form they’re in.

Up the trin

It was Robin Whitfield wasn’t it?


Neil Summers intercepted near his own line and went 65 metres up field where Gary Spencer brought him down 5 metres from the line. Whitfield who was 40 metres behind play awarded the try, thinking Summers had made the try line. He then very arrogantly refused to alter his decision despite knowing he’d made a huge mistake and the try was the difference between Wakefield losing or winning and progressing into the CC Semi Final

Good spot mate

That’s not old!… that’s one of my more recent memories… I was stood over 100 meters away and I could see it wasn’t a try!

Thankfully today’s howler didn’t affect the result!

Last week was good but today was better, tomorrow gonna be tough on my liver though, enjoy everyone

Need to fill Belle Vue with red,white and blue for game v Wigan….

Damn… I can’t get back to sleep now! I’ll try watching the tries on loop… night night

this where we should go the same way as the NRL with the captains challenge, not seen it but heard it on the radio who they thought it wasn't a fowl

I was going to make a poultry joke but will leave it.

Well done, well played, and well deserved. Hope you can continue your good form.

Since he came back to refereeing in super league this season after running the line for a couple of seasons, he's been without doubt the worst ref in the comp.

We (Leigh) were hammered with 26 pens yesterday at Hkr by Kendall. We are definitely not that bad but, these officials atm are absolutely shocking. Anyway this is not about Leigh, and i hope you can go all the way in the c cup.

you mean you chickened out

Chicken!

He was excellent.
Him and Hall seemed to be enjoying themselves too. Plenty of chat between them and both played superbly.
Really chuffed for the lad.

So many players hitting a 9/10 performance and backing up last weeks league win is a credit to all the players and coaching staff.

Long may it continue.

Makes you wonder if at some point soon he can't swap with Kay and allow Kay back to 9.

I thought Kay was terrific yesterday but I think he's itching to get back in the middle. Hats of though he hasn't sulked and has played extremely well both times.

He's a bit of an unsung hero for me. Very skilful, highly adaptable, we are lucky to have him and I never understood the negativity when we signed him. When Hood was injured he was great at 9 and if he hadn't been available we may have had to loan a player or really dig deep into the Academy. Instead we had a prolific winger who could just slot back in, phew,

Watched the game last night after Mother’s Day duties.

I knew the score and to be honest I assumed I’d read wrong after the initial 10 mins. It’s not that I thought they totally dominated us in that period although I think they had the better of it, it’s more to do with our spirit to not let heads go down, which was great to see and also makes the Leeds performance even more baffling.

The pack seem to have come to life and lads who were probably not playing near their best are now getting us on the front foot and giving the halves a platform on which to build a game.

Warrington’s pack were terrible and we took full advantage of that. Powell has a massive job on his hands there. Credit to WP for out coaching Powell too. Why on Earth Powell took Walker off and replaced him with Clarke I will never know. Walker was really hurting us, Clarke did nothing.

Fantastic result, and I don’t think there were any significant injuries. Should hopefully go into the Salford game full of confidence.

Kay has been a revelation.
When he moved to play 9, it looked at first, as an ok emergency option and now, he looks so effective at 9, that, it's "disappointing" to see him playing on the wing.

Poaching will have some real head scratching if/when we have a few players back, especially in our three quarters. What a great position to be in.

Liam is one of those frustrating players. Everyone knowledgeable in the game knew he had far more talent than to be loitering on the wing for Leigh and Toronto. Whatever the reason in the last year the lad has transformed, he's not just taken on a new and more demanding specialised role but he's also showing leadership. In a real emergency, I reckon he could also cover H/B and F/B and do so quite well. He's pretty much taken over from Rocky, they are very similar players though I hadn't really realised until now.

The tries from yesterdays game typified the each teams style of play perfectly. The two Wire tries were pieces of individual brilliance and the three scores by Wakefield was team work personified. Wakey were the better team and Wire were relying on individual skills to get them through. Teamwork wins.

I think that WP mentioned it in his post match interview, that they had exploited space behind the ruck in consecutive weeks.
However, our defence, in general has been excellent this season (apart from the first half v Leeds).

I agree. And to be honest Widdop was really good for them. He saved them a couple of times.
Apart from Currie the others didn't seem to want to play at Widdop's level.

what a win - 2 in a row against one of the big guns away from home -outstanding.

Think they were the only two that caused us real problems.
Quote on a Wire social media platform.....
"Our two half-backs have been schooled (again) by Tattoo from Fantasy Island in a Wakefield shirt...."
That's twice that's been said now.......