I havent seen it on tv, so maybe wrong but I thought the turning point today was when Paaaat went for an interecption when they were pressing our line and he unfortunatly knocked on... if it had stuck then we are 14 nil up and cruising.

They then score 3 tries in consecutuve sets ( I think ). No going back from there.

Disappointing.

Turning point was Bailey off injured and Prescott and Coley off and Feka and Fielden on. Happened round about the 20 minute mark and we completely lost all momentum from then on. First chance, get rid of the pair of um.

When he dropped it and they scored i text 2 mates and said that would be the game for Wire. I just felt it would turn it on it's head and it did.

If he'd have held on it was a nailed on try because only Mathers was anywhere near and even he was 5 yards back on Richards who's the faster man.

It's a fine line.

It sure is a fine line, I agree.

The turning point was going for 2 instead of 6 when you had us on the run.

The frustrating thing with Feka though is that if we release him, a club with a proper fitness coach would snap him up, whip him into shape over the off season and he'd be the number one impact prop ceertainly in the league, if not in world rugby.

It seemed like a good choice at the time, but with hindsight I think you may be right.

Right call imo.

Richards catches that ball and we go 14-0 up and would pretty much have had the game sewn up but it wasn't to be.

The best side won after that and you've got a great chance of turning over either of the other 2 sides at Wembley.

If it's Saints then i wish you the best of luck.

Enjoy.

HAD the carmont try have been given it would have been a closer scoreline

Yes I agree, I was glad when the signal came from Noble for the two. You had us on the rack and we might have gone 14 - 0 down with almost no way back.

There was a few turning points IMO. Just before that attempted intercept we spilled the ball in our own half and i said straight away we didnt need to force that pass as we were in control. Warrington got field position and then Richards knocked on going for the intercept to give them another set of 6. Couple this with the shocking performance of Fielden,Feka and Roberts under the high ball and that was the reason we lost.

The turning point was the day of the draw when we drew wigan the next turning point wil be stains winning tomorrow and the rest is history or future??
I`m restaining from saying it`s fate on the premice I`m an Evertonian

The turning point was Feka.

The turning point today could be quite a few things!
1.Not trusting the squad that battered us and ran saints so close.
2.Not seeing how ineffective feka and (bruno) Fielden were within 5 minutes of entering the field.
3.Selecting a clearly unfit o'loughlin and bailey.
4.Noble only being able to get his teams up to beat us and the odd performance against saints.
As a side issue i thought flanagan was very good again and if noble continues his selection policy of ditching the homegrown kids for semi's in favour of roberts,bailey and a 50% fit skipper then you could end up losing some real talent in mossop and ainscough etc.

It's a risk that I would be willing to take.

The turning point was Warrington appointing an intelligent coach.

Numerous turning points but the one for me was when Warrington scored their first try and we subbed Coley and Prescott just before we was re starting the game.How can Feka be an impact prop when we don't have the ball?

The turning point was bringing Feka and Fielden on when we were winning the arm wrestle, 18 minutes into the game, after that the next 22 minutes Wire had all the momentum and go forward and put in a match winning shift.

briers drop goal made all your players head drop... im sure there was a turning point before that... but thats when we all knew that the game was won.

The key points of the game that cost us were taking the 2 points, and bringing Feka on. He has the turning circle of a double decker bus.

I thought the turning point was last week, you have a squad that struggles to back up 2 weeks in a row at the moment and you've had 3 big matches in a row.

The defensive intensity that you had last week just wasn't there today.

For me the turning point was when the Warrington players were stood behind the sticks watching us go 8-0 up. They seemed from that point to have the attitude that if we don't pick up and pull together then we will lose this. They galvanised and stuck to their gameplan. Wigan were never able to react in the same manner to falling behind and the result was settled by halftime.

a tony smith side would never have done that.... which against leeds last week, just before half time.. cost us.. when we should have kicked for the 2 points...

there is a time and place for 2 points.. and today you gave away the momentum..

No one seemed to know what to do at that point, Tomkins relayed the decision to the ref, whether he had instruction form the stand I don't know, but the captain was not involved from what I saw. We chose not to kick earlier, and it made no sense to kick at that point. Momentum just stopped after the subs / Bailey injury.

i think noble made that call.. you looked like you were going to play the penalty at first.. then it changed to a kick.