Episode 28 of our weekly Warrington Wolves podcast

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The Wire Untangled (Image: Newsquest)
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YOUR weekly dose of Warrington Wolves chat is back!

Matt Turner, Mike Parsons and Gareth Dunning review The Wire's victory at Hull FC in which they secured home advantage in the eliminator round - did Sam Burgess' side show the kind of signs needed for a deep play-off run?

We discuss THAT Ligi Sao incident - or should that be THOSE Ligi Sao incidents - for which the Hull forward not only escaped a red card but also any sort of charge from the Match Review Panel. Does this sum up the problem many have with the entire officiating process in a nutshell?

Finally, a look ahead to this weekend's trip to Wakefield Trinity - a game that had been looking pivotal until recently but with a third-place finish now highly likely, is it time for Burgess to ring the changes?

All of that and more discussed in Episode 28 of "The Wire Untangled" - the Warrington Guardian's weekly podcast dedicated to all things Warrington Wolves.

Listen via the embedded audio player below or via your preferred podcast provider by searching for "The Wire Untangled."

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