The excuses just keep coming  ... “I almost feel we haven’t hit our straps yet as a group,” said Burgess, who welcomed Williams’ return from a seven-week absence in his Challenge Cup Final side - the same day he then lost the services of Dufty for two weeks. “We’ve missed Duffs since George’s return. It’s not been George, Duffs, Sneydy and Danny – I think we’ve had it once this year, maybe twice. “In terms of them getting consistency, it’s been tough. “Let’s hope we can get a little bit of consistency in that spine rotation and I think we’ll see a bit more consistency out of the guys as well.” Corrections:  1. We definitely haven't hit our straps.  2. We had George, Duffs, Sneydy and Danny for 4 games this season, the last being Hull FC home game which we also lost 28-16.  I know that and it's not my job to know.  https://www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/sport/wolves/wolvesnews/25269458.matty-dufty-set-warrington-wolves-return-hull-fc/

The excuses just keep coming  ... “I almost feel we haven’t hit our straps yet as a group,” said Burgess, who welcomed Williams’ return from a seven-week absence in his Challenge Cup Final side - the same day he then lost the services of Dufty for two weeks. “We’ve missed Duffs since George’s return. It’s not been George, Duffs, Sneydy and Danny – I think we’ve had it once this year, maybe twice. “In terms of them getting consistency, it’s been tough. “Let’s hope we can get a little bit of consistency in that spine rotation and I think we’ll see a bit more consistency out of the guys as well.” Corrections:  1. We definitely haven't hit our straps.  2. We had George, Duffs, Sneydy and Danny for 4 games this season, the last being Hull FC home game which we also lost 28-16.  I know that and it's not my job to know.  https://www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/sport/wolves/wolvesnews/25269458.matty-dufty-set-warrington-wolves-return-hull-fc/

It's hardly throwing crap. We honestly look like we're playing like we couldn't give one if we lose. We spend 65 minutes of every single game kicking rocks until the game is gone and then its like they remember they're meant to win and have to go face the crowd soon so then they start being rugby players and try to drag back some dignity. It happens every week virtually. They deserve criticism. They do not deserve blind or feigned support right now. Start showing some heart and they'll recieve some empathy.

Vaughn, Harrison, Curie, Ashton to name just a few. Good solid professionals put the effort in week in week out (iv got a feeling Rubber Duck is going to come after me after putting Vaughn's name in that) but for me, if i was a young prospect they are the regular first teamers i would be looking at and trying to learn from.  

Ok, I'll give some balance to my position with some positvity


We have the best crop of youngsters coming through in all my time watching Wire (40 odd yrs since you as ask)


Despite our standing, our profile is high in Australia and NZ


We have a smattering of genuine talent to compliment the kids (Walker, Currie, Ashton, Harrison, Vaughan, Sneyd, Fitzgibbon)


All of which makes it a crying shame that the people at the top of the food chain seem unable or unwilling to grasp the nettle.


Believe me, it isn't that I'm negative.  I lived through the Anderson and Bowden era with my loyalty intact.  It's because I care.  If the management team, coaches and players cated as much we'd have our own parking space at Old Trafford.

I am out of area so not watched the young uns enough. So who are the ones to watch & definitely keep?