I'm not having it that Warrington were better than Wigan. Silverwood ignored their off -side tactics all through the match. How could Anderson have been onside when he hit Hansen about 12 metres from their line. How often do we see teams penalised (Wigan were) on their own line.

On one occassion,Woods was at least 4 metres off-side in the middle of the field.

What about Anderson's knock on near their line. What about Mather's knock on from Tomkin's kick through.

No, I'm not going to say well done Wire. Wigan dropped too much ball and Wire had the bounce and the ref.

Anderson was a mile offside and it was the real turning point in the game (the idiots on SKY didnt even mention it). The rest of the OP is slightly embarrassing!

if a wire fan did that on our bored if we lost a game like this (like at hj) i'll be embarrassed by all of it.

Awkward.

Deary me.

Mathers did knock on but you then crossed the advantage line, that is why it wasn't given. I can't say whether Anderson was offside or not as I didn't have a look but it isn't out of the realms of possibility that he was slightly agitated at the fact you'd been given an extra six on our line for seemingly nothing, and so decided to go full steam and smash Hansen.

Warrington deserved the win, you could tell they wanted it more. They are definately the most dangerous team in the league with play in hand.



What about the forward pass though? Didnt lead to a try but I'm sure they scored off the next few plays?

Usain Bolt would struggle to do 12 metres on a wet grass pitch in two seconds.

A bit of a one sided argument chaps; O'loughlin was offside all afternoon and still did nothing. What a great captain.

This is rich coming from a side who are constantly offside, sounds like clutching @ straws