As a neutral, though, watching Warrington play has gone down in enjoyment levels. You really don't play anything like as attractively as you used to, although clearly it's a successful plan.

thats the next step ...be patient it will come...hopefully against you shower

With all due respect, I couldn't give two turds about neutrals.

if we play ugly at Knowsley road and beat you i couldn't care less. in fact if every match we ever play from now until eternity against Saints is ugly and we win i'd take that right now and keep it and couldn't care less.

wins a win for me two points is just two points dosnt matter how we play as long as we win

we are the Cliff Thorburn of Super League

But we're lucky as we're only winning games because the opposition are saving some of their worst perfomances of the season for games against us [i(at least that's what their fans seem to say - not read that from Cas fans yet, but I'm sure it'll come)[/i.



Ugly or pretty, close or a cricket score, exciting or dull (for neutrals) I really coudn't care less so long as we're picking up wins. Does make you wonder where we would be now if we'd have brought in a genuine quality coach three or four years ago (or this time last year for that matter)!

It will be interesting, If we ever do get round to beating Saints, what type of Rugby that we play. Paul Cullen has said that in order to beat Saints you have to attack them. I would disagree and say that the style of rugby that we are playing now would do the trick (with perhaps a few less errors and penalties).



We did give Cas some cheap ball with Westwood, Carvell, Higham all making uncharacteristic errors. Failing to find touch is something that should never happen at this level. You know that against Saints that would be 6 ponts to them.



10 from 13 is impressive without putting anybody to the sword.

Bradford and Featherstone got a bit of sword

Bradford were hung drawn and quartered

We won 11 out of 12 at one point in 2005, which put us up to 3rd in the league at the time (the one defeat being a one pointer at Saints). That was the high point of Cullen's reign, and was the best rugby we've played in the SL era. We had some close wins as well as some big scores, and that run included two wins over Bradford who won the Grand Final.



Although we were 3rd in the league then and are 10th now, I feel we are not as far off success here as we were then. We are already in the semi finals of one competition, and I think the difference between us and the best teams in the league this year, is not as marked as it was then.

You all have dodgy moustaches ?