From the BBC website:

Warrington coach Tony Smith:

"I haven't watched the replay. I don't want to go into that.

"We will learn some lessons from that, bitter and hard lessons, but we needed to be better. We'll rue a few chances that we put down and we'll rue a few defensive lapses.

"I thought both teams were inviting the other to take a hold of the game and neither did. We weren't sharp enough to get away like we normally do. We did some good things to get out to those leads but we needed to be the next to score and we didn't manage to do that."

I've highlighted the most telling bit for me. Hopefully this defeat will make us stronger next year

ts is the reason why were are at this stage. there is no bigger signing than ts. hope he stays for a good few years

Very professional attitude, no whining, no moaning

Simon Moran is going to offer him a longer contract lets hope he takes it

He is a great coach and appears to be a top bloke. Not really sure what wire could have done any differently to win last nights game so I hope Smith isn't beating himself up about it.

Hang on to him as long as you can. The guy is class in every respect. I loved the way he waited patiently at the side of the pitch while Sinny did the SKY interview just so he could shake his hand. A mutual respect they both thoroughly deserve. You'll be back!

He is class, I was really impressed that he shook hands with not only his players but made the effort to speak to our lads too. And was a nice touch waiting for sinny. TBF mac also did the same.

Good manager,

Tony Smith is a credit to the game. Get's his teams playing the right way and is the best coach the Superleague era has seen.

Tony smith once said to me at a rhinos event that 3/4 years is long enough at any club as the players new a new voice to hear, as the caoch become ineffective, so whether he will look at a new longer term contract im not so sure, he only stayed at the rhinos for 4 seasons

Mr Smith is not only a great coach but more importantly he's a very decent bloke and for that I hope we keep onto him for as much as possible !
His influence will last for years after he's gone. Last night was evidence of that!

All through life you learn leassons, he left Leeds too soon, this guy does nt make the same mistake twice!

I remember we once beat the bulls at odsal 30-0 and when being interveiwed afterwards he talked about the scores then said "i'm not going to rub it in".great bloke