We have seen from the last few weeks our guys get sin binned and others just told off. This was the case at Huddersfield and also today. Peacock could commit anything and as he is who he is always gets away with it, same with Senior, we lose a man and he carries on after kicking his head.

As we are out of the cup I just hope we can get get impartial decisions (although difficult with Cummings in charge).

My tactics now would be to do what we did at the start of the season and really get stuck into them i.e. SMASH THEM and play rugby, we were the only ones today that tried to play as Leeds had no way of getting forward unless they got a penalty. We made some stupid attacking errors but at least we went for them.

I just hope the atmosphere at the DW is intense and we get into anybody who opposes us as we will not get any help from the officials.

I may be wrong and no doubt many will tell me so but after 10/12 rounds our penalty count was low as was our yellow cards but look what has happened in the last few rounds (is this since the Sky """"""""experts""""""" (excluding Paul Cullen) decided that they didn't like us being top of the league and we should not be allowed to tackle.

My wife is very upset she can't take losing and is in bed, but I played sport for 25 years or so and it happens. My issue is too many matches are decided by officials and I don't necessarily mean today, it is not the big decisions but those that change the flow of the game. The comments of commentators who today were biased towards Leeds which surprised me especially as supposedly we were the only ones doing forward passes according to Dave Woods and John Kear. John just wanted to put on a Blue and Yellow shirt. I of course remember how he left Wigan under a cloud but is it Wigan or Wakefield that he would rather be and how he could say Woods had a red and white shirt on just shows the white rose attitude. That is why the "Loyal Toast for Lancashire is "The Queen The Duke of Lancaster" and this will remain until a male heir reigns.

I just want objective reporting but this will never happen as long as Red Hall is the base, I would suggest to anyone in the area to try to visit this establishment, it is only slightly less accessible than Downing Street.

I send very few of these but know from ex colleagues the unease with the draw process, can anyone tell me when Wigan were last drawn at home against Leeds or Saints in the Challenge Cup and how many times since they have been drawn away. It is called the "hot ball syndrome"?

No it's called sour grapes.

We are getting to the business end of the season now and cracks are starting to appear.

79th minute try's are what champion teams do

Your wife must have spent a lot of time in bed in recent seasons.

Have you forgotten to take your medication today?

Excuses, excuses. If your players didn't lie on the tackled player for so long with your delaying tactics then Senior wouldn't have had to kick out and cop Tomkins in the head.

Its Blue & Amber

HTH

This is the most stupid thing i have ever read on here, but i wouldnt expect anything more from a 'Wire' fan.

Go on then, do tell me what's so stupid about it? You're team was lying on, Senior then got frustrated because he was trying to get up and play the ball. He then started kicking out probably to get the ref to give him a penalty for the lying on, in the act he caught Tomkins in the head accidentally. End of.

Take this from a "wire" fan then. The kickout was wrong and was penalised. It wasnt deliberate contact and hence why no further action necessary. Counted Sam Tomkins doing the same thing on 3 or 4 occasions but as he didnt make contact with anything (other than the back of his own players head...lol) than no further comment has been made of it.

As far as "smashing 'em", I think that Nat brown called for his players to do the same thing....result.... they have got their s kicked every game since.!

Accidentally ? Oh so that's alright then ! I am sure Joel Tomkins will feel much better tomorrow, when he wakes up with a bruised head.

It is what is called 'dangerous play' in the rules. Have you never played the game ?

Played the game for a good 8 or 9 years.

If he'd looked at him and punted him in the head then sure, fine, send him to the sin bin, but because O'Loughlin was lying all over him obstructing his view, he was just flailing and ACCIDENTALLY caught Tomkins in the head, hence the penalty, because it was an ACCIDENT.