: Thu Jun 04, 2009 10:32 am  

WRE wrote:

poppys mum wrote:

It's gonna be tough.
Depends on which team out of the 2 can recover better, both games last week was sap taking with the heat.

Never confident at home, and as had been said tony smith as got them firing. Lets hope TM can do the same for our team.
Anyone heard of any injuries i hope we have widders back.[/quote]

do you? why? just curious!

Because before he was injured he was playing well, i think it was bradford where he was instrumental in winning the game? plus he's a much better player than clayton who despite putting plenty of effort in isnt big enough to be a sl forward.

: Thu Jun 04, 2009 11:22 am  

howley-wire wrote:

Be a good game and a close one , you have got no sherwin well we have no monaghan so it evens it up ,, looking forward to it ,, because tony smiths in charge ill say we will in by 10 but if lowes was i say no ,, good luck hope its a cracker

Haha that realy is comical Sherwin v Monaghan evens it up Monaghan is a great tackler but attacking wise the guy must have been a huge dissapointment for you guys, either that or he must play realy realy well when youre not on Sky or playing Cas. Every time I have seen him play his passing is terrible and his kicking game is non existant.

Evens it up, dont make me laugh.

: Thu Jun 04, 2009 11:37 am  

You're not wrong on Monaghan.

The key to our recent performances have been the pack - Morley and Carvell in particular, but the Andersons are also gonig through one of thier good periods. The Clarke/Higham rotation works well too. Of course, it all needs an in-form Briers to make it all click and he's been good. Mathers and King are giving us some real good kick returns too. (In fact, King is a real workhorse now).

: Thu Jun 04, 2009 12:48 pm  

The All New Chester Wire wrote:

You're not wrong on Monaghan.

The key to our recent performances have been the pack - Morley and Carvell in particular, but the Andersons are also gonig through one of thier good periods. The Clarke/Higham rotation works well too. Of course, it all needs an in-form Briers to make it all click and he's been good. Mathers and King are giving us some real good kick returns too. (In fact, King is a real workhorse now).

I think Briers kicking game will be key for Warrington, it's also an area where we will struggle, as in the QF. Hopefully Briers will have an off day with the boot and someone will step up to fill Shifty's boots.

: Thu Jun 04, 2009 12:55 pm  

Good game on the cards for mine. Whoever gets their prop rotation correct, in what I will imagine will be a warm day, will have the best chance of securing the win.

You stay classy Cas.

: Thu Jun 04, 2009 9:43 pm  

Good weather is not on the cards, unfortunately I think this will favour the wire.

: Fri Jun 05, 2009 6:43 am  

According to the BBC weather it's going to be cloudy and 14 degrees.
Cant see at problems there for cas.

: Fri Jun 05, 2009 8:08 am  

poppys mum wrote:

According to the BBC weather it's going to be cloudy and 14 degrees.
Cant see at problems there for cas.

Rain I believe.

: Fri Jun 05, 2009 8:45 am  

cas_chris wrote:

Good weather is not on the cards, unfortunately I think this will favour the wire.

not necessarily. Our poorest performance of the season was Salford away, in the rain.

: Fri Jun 05, 2009 8:51 am  

getdownmonkeyman wrote:

not necessarily. Our poorest performance of the season was Salford away, in the rain.

We've not played Salford away yet.