Kicking the ball "backwards" in to touch from a penalty i.e.towards your own posts. I fully understand that this is to give the space for a better attacking platform, but why kick it, what on earth is the point? - when you can simply carry the ball back as far as you like as long as it's in line with the infringement.

I look forward to the day when a player does kick "backwards" and fails to find touch (one day this will happen).

Agreed with the Sam Tomkins shout, his play acting and face got my back up.

Chargedowns wind me up too, went to watch them train at Crosfields and they practised chargedowns for at least 30-45 mins!

you can walk back as far as you like from the penalty but when you kick it into touch you come infield to.

Chargedowns
The dragging into touch rule
Shoulder charges
Bring back the quick tap rule regardless of who is on or offside
Let players have a couples of slaps and give them a yellow card with no retrospective punishment
Penalty for out on the full from a kick off is harsh, make it a tap 50.
Punish all players except the captain for backchat to the ref, ALL, dragged back 10 everytime. If backchat is within 10 of the line gain an extra tackle.
Play acting
Players holding arms in the ruck to gain penalties
Players taking an eternity to release in the ruck
Cheap 3rd man in tackles
Fans not knowing the rules then having a go at the ref
Fans moaning constantly about our game being rubbish
Playoff crowds
Challenge Cup crowds
Impossible offloads early in the count
The RFL being run by people who have failed elsewhere
Ian Leneghan trying to be Maurice Lindsey
Gary Hetherington thinking he is the RFL
Salary cap being too small for clubs that can afford to spend more
The silly duel reg system and destroying of teams youth systems
Tony Smiths reluctance to play younger lads more often
Onfield coaching by water carriers
Rhino balls, not the actual animals testicles but the silly tefal non stick rubbish at the moment.
Stefan Ratchford taking an hour to kick goal
People who only attend finals but hoover up the best seats.
Chris Bridges silly penalties that always involve him on top of the player, him staring menacingly into the oppositions eyes like he's either going to headbutt him or kiss him picking up then slamming him back down, you can see it coming a mile off and he always does it at least twice a match.
The north east corner, always empty
Beer queues at half time
Lack of decent choice of alcohol
Overinflated prices of everything in the stadium
Resting too many players instead of having a better squad rotation policy
Stefan Ratchfords grip on the ball
Riley not backing himself more often
People who don't realise how good Myler is
This years recruitment policy
Last years recruitment policy
No decent half time competitions anymore
Music after every try and goal that's louder than Glastonbury
Psychotic bouncer style stewards
Better acoustics in the away stand
Sky messing with fixtures
Simon Moran being a promotional expert yet seeing none of this being applied to Warrington Wolves although this is a tiny gripe seeing as everything else he has done for the club is gratefully received
Bewsey
St Helens and Widnes having a Warrington postcode

On similar lines to the above, why does (sometimes) the player taking the tap, then pass to the first receiver, who then passes to the forward to take the ball in??? By this time the oppostition line has made up the 10 metres and we are no further forward from where we have taken the tap from. Instead of taking the tap and giving it to the first forward (usually second rower) to make further yards downfield.

Time of the month by any chance?????

people who talk and type lots on here, and dont really say anything much, like that mate you have in the pub who doesn't really contribute and then says something off topic and you look at them as if to say, what you on about.

Pies r us is particularly bad for that, in my opinion.

OK, fine. Apart from that, what really winds you up?

Making absolutely sod all yards kicking a penalty into touch. Get a penalty in your own red zone, "I know, I'll kick it and make 15-20 metres."

Boot the ******* thing downfield and make 40-50 or even 60 metres.

Really annoys me, that does.

When we're throwing it about and making mistakes, fans who shout "just take the ball up", then the same fans ten minutes later shouting "get the ball out wide, move it Wire".

People who say "my source" when they really just mean; "I heard someone say"
The RFL. Specifically its spectacular ability to make our game appear distinctly unprofessional to the wider public
BskyB and their scheduling of Rugby league games on Thursdays.
Tony Smiths nervous tv interviews
Shaun Wane for being a miles better coach than I'd have liked
Shaun Wane's face
That "Sean" Edwards thread because his name is wrong
Fucking "beep beep" e from stevo
Richard silverwoods face
Shaun Wane's voice
Cringe empty stadiums on tv
.. I'll have more

Some that spring to mind:

The Clubcall for the Playoff Semi-Finals. Scrap it.
The draw for the Challenge Cup rounds at different times, sometimes days or a week after the previous round. Have it on BBC2 straight after the live televised game on the Sunday - aka the semi final draw after we beat Huddersfield in the Quarter Final at home.
London's home crowds.
London's lack of a home ground for next season.
Bradford fans shouting "FORRRRRRRWARD" at Odsal everytime the opposition have the ball.
Crowds for International games. We should be selling out Wembley Stadium for the World Cup semi-final double header, yet I suspect we'll see a crowd of around 60k at Wembley this year if we're lucky.
Yellow lines at the HJ.
Losing away to Hull KR each season - think we've lost the last 3 times we've played there.
Losing to Widnes.
No real meaning to the League Leaders Shield.
Blatant forward passes that are ignored by the touch judges.
The band at Headingley, comes across really bad when live on Sky Sports.
Queueing up hours for tickets for a final when you can order them online in 2 minutes. What's that all about?
People on here saying "Have you rung the club shop" when somebody asks a genuine question.

Marwan Koukash flying a tiger moth over Old trafford on Saturday to advertise Salford Red Devils.......... fine advertise the fact your club arent in the final but why stick your own initials on the end of the banner.........look at me look at me...

This and his twitter account, the man is a grade A b*****d!

T*ssers like Ablett and JJB that do all sorts of sh*t in the tackle, but are absolutely outraged as soon as somebody gives the slightest bit back.
Leeds fans saying the season means f*ck all 'cause they won it a few times from lower positions, yet they all hold season tickets and moan like f*ck all season anyway.
Widnes fans going to the Grand Final, wearing Wigan scarves, but singing Widnes songs.
Higham's passes out of dummy half that barely reach the laces.
Players taking voluntary tackles.
Loose forwards that have no ability in attack.
RL matches on a Thursday night.
Cost of a Dominos pizza in the stadium.
The barmy army chant.

I still don't like the "Wolves" name, I never use it, will always be "Wire" or "Wires", likewise I never use the HJ Stadium name, its just known by me as "Wire's Ground" or "going to Wire's"

PA music after trys/goals are scored
Warrington having "Wolves" tagged on to their name
Grown men wearing jester's hats/face paint/any other novelty attire to matches
People who use this forum regularly but still haven't grasped the concept of the swear filter meaning words like "poop" and "booty" regularly appear in their posts when that is almost certainly not what they typed
Warrington not being champions
Knowing already that no matter what we do next season we'll find a way to ensure in September or October it is ultimately deemed a waste
Sky Sports
People on here who immediately jump to the club's defence even when there's no need to do so (eg when complaints are made about stewarding or ticket prices)
Cheerleaders
Continuing the inconsistency of some games having a video ref and some not meaning you still see trys chalked off at VR games you know would have been given at other games - it's been years now - have them at every game or no games

The way video refs cannot disallow a try for a forward pass even though sometimes it is crystal clear the ball is passed forward....................on top of the fact they can disallow a try for a knock on!!!

Does it really matter how the ball travels forward???

Clarification required on that one, does that include really obvious questions, where it would have been quicker to actually ring the club shop, than come on here, do a post and wait for an answer?

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Must admit I don't really care what the ground is called, probably because I always just refer to it as "the ground" anyway.

"Wolves" has irritated me a lot for 16 years though. It even winds me up when fans of other clubs refer to their own team by their Super League era "nickname". I can handle Cas and Salford doing it because they probably did refer to them as the Tigers and Reds/Red Devils in the past anyway, but hearing Wakefield fans call their team "Wildcats" for example just bugs me.

As for Huddersfield - they seem to chant for "Giants" and "Fartown" in equal measure. Well which is it hedge betters?!

The only two I find mildly tolerable are Bulls and Rhinos, but that's probably because they took off in popularity so quickly I've been forced to get used to them. The rest though - forget it.

rather wolves than warriors!

when a team is out of tackles, 6th, on attack and kicks deep to make the ball dead under the sticks.

The defending team restart is only at 20mtrs, for me it ought to be from 40mtrs!!

People who keep going back and forth to the toilet every five minutes during a game, having consumed copious amounts of alcohol that they blatantly can't hold. (And if you were that bald bloke with glasses in block WU201, row 17, at Old Trafford, then yes I DO mean you!).