Well what would you expect from a fan of a team who fans most dont like the wire?

Don't get me wrong I think sandow is a class act but he will be up against a team who are in form and have had most 'experts' putting them down as only beating teams who have injury problems,for me it's gidley who is the orchestrator,as long as he's fit you lot will be up near the top and imo you will make the GF

It will be a fantastic game with both teams in form just hope that we contain sandow as if we don't it will be a long day

"Up to four months" is very vague though. 1 month, 6 weeks, 10 weeks all fall under the term.
I think we will know more in four weeks when he goes back to the specialist. In the meantime we need Ratch/Patton/whoever to step up to the plate.
As others have said, I won't be worries unless Gidley gets injured.

As long as we finish top 4 and he's fit for that....I'm cool

Quote ="Rugby"According to this interview with Smith, it is looking like ten weeks or four months for Sandow depending on how the recovery goes. www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk/2 ... or-wolves/'" I see just one quote in there from Smith and that's regarding the injection. Although these injuries can be a real niggle to shake off, if its a grade 2 it won't be 4 months. 6 weeks I reckon.

Quote ="Rugby"According to this interview with Smith, it is looking like ten weeks or four months for Sandow depending on how the recovery goes. www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk/2 ... or-wolves/'" I see just one quote in there from Smith and that's regarding the injection. Although these injuries can be a real niggle to shake off, if its a grade 2 it won't be 4 months. 6 weeks I reckon.

He has been quick to reply to people on Twitter and say he will be back sooner than ten weeks. I guess we will have to wait and see!

During his interview on Sky Sports today says he's looking to win player of the month in May. Hopefully he's back for then.
We can all speculate as to how long he will be out but no one actually knows unfortunately not even the professionals.