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Decent game, solid performance, no injuries, happy days. Loved the Widnes fans creaming their knickers when they got within two points of us.

Any standout performances?

Carvell played well, a few big hits. Woody was solid and a good try from Higham after earlier mistakes.

There were quite a few others however who looked lightweight at times when falling off tackles.



Overall though not a bad first hit up.

Radio Warrington for the last 15 minutes when they lost transmission.

Wouldn't worry about Widnes fans getting a bit excited. I'd worry more about the gobe element of your support who were booing and heckling one of our players who was knocked cold , went off and didn't return. Never come across that before!

What was final score?

Poor form if true.



However, wouldn't worry too much about it, I recall a gobe element of one team's support jeering through a minutes silence for the Queen mum years back. Can't remember who that was....

Score please

I cant believe you've asked that twice when a) It's in the thread title, and b) It's the first thing you see if you could be bothered to just press the link.

Sadly both episodes are true but if memory serves it was one bellend shouting anti wire stuff during the Queen Mums silence, today there were quite a few giving the bird.

Quote Redchemic="Redchemic"Sadly both episodes are true but if memory serves it was one bellend shouting anti wire stuff during the Queen Mums silence, today there were quite a few giving the bird.'" Not quite www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2002/ap ... warrington But I think we're in agreement broadly - both (and by that, I mean all) sets of supporters have their own bell end element. We all need to remember that when we're climbing the stairs in our ivory towers.

Quote Redchemic="Redchemic"Sadly both episodes are true but if memory serves it was one bellend shouting anti wire stuff during the Queen Mums silence, today there were quite a few giving the bird.'" Not quite www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2002/ap ... warrington But I think we're in agreement broadly - both (and by that, I mean all) sets of supporters have their own bell end element. We all need to remember that when we're climbing the stairs in our ivory towers.