Re: Time for Saints to enjoy a night off. : Fri Mar 20, 2015 10:07 pm  

How long before we start to hear the Goons favourite song "you're not fit to wear the shirt"? They really have got a Pygmy pack, Bateman is one of their best players, abd he would be too small as a half back. Their props are non existent, and Gelling is a comedy player. Smith had yet another stinker too.

Re: Time for Saints to enjoy a night off. : Fri Mar 20, 2015 10:08 pm  

SomersetSaint wrote:

How long before we start to hear the Goons favourite song "you're not fit to wear the shirt"? They really have got a Pygmy pack, Bateman is one of their best players, abd he would be too small as a half back. Their props are non existent, and Gelling is a comedy player. Smith had yet another stinker too.

Smith is struggling without a good 6 with him. He looks lost.

Re: Time for Saints to enjoy a night off. : Fri Mar 20, 2015 10:10 pm  

The organisation was all over the shop. At times it was like a queue for the bus, people stumbling over each other getting in the way of the ball player

Re: Time for Saints to enjoy a night off. : Fri Mar 20, 2015 10:12 pm  

bewareshadows wrote:

The organisation was all over the shop. At times it was like a queue for the bus, people stumbling over each other getting in the way of the ball player

Different team with SOL. They will be praying he's back soon and that his body can hold up for the season.

Re: Time for Saints to enjoy a night off. : Fri Mar 20, 2015 10:29 pm  

St pete wrote:

Different team with SOL. They will be praying he's back soon and that his body can hold up for the season.

They better start praying for the discovery of the fountain of youth too, I don't SOL has a great deal of gas left in the tank

Re: Time for Saints to enjoy a night off. : Fri Mar 20, 2015 11:14 pm  

The more we win and they lose gets me more and more nervous for good Friday. They broke our winning streak last year at this time afterall

Re: Time for Saints to enjoy a night off. : Sat Mar 21, 2015 3:08 am  

I'm not particularly bothered about Good Friday. Sure, I want us to win. But putting maximum points on the board early gives us the freedom to cough up one or two games without any serious consequences.

The Wiganers should be fired up. Lord knows they can't afford to lose another game.

What we don't want to do is leave too much form at the start of the year.

Re: Time for Saints to enjoy a night off. : Sat Mar 21, 2015 7:42 am  

Mugwump wrote:

I'm not particularly bothered about Good Friday. Sure, I want us to win. But putting maximum points on the board early gives us the freedom to cough up one or two games without any serious consequences.

The Wiganers should be fired up. Lord knows they can't afford to lose another game.

What we don't want to do is leave too much form at the start of the year.

If they cant get a win against Wakey next week they'll be in big trouble and your (world famous) envi-o-meter will be in danger of breaking.
I just hate it when we go into a game against them as big favourites

Re: Time for Saints to enjoy a night off. : Sat Mar 21, 2015 12:22 pm  

Mugwump wrote:

I'm not particularly bothered about Good Friday. Sure, I want us to win. But putting maximum points on the board early gives us the freedom to cough up one or two games without any serious consequences.

The Wiganers should be fired up. Lord knows they can't afford to lose another game.

What we don't want to do is leave too much form at the start of the year.

I agree , beating them is important but picking up silverware far outweighs it. I think KC understands that but I'm not sure Wane does.

Re: Time for Saints to enjoy a night off. : Sat Mar 21, 2015 2:36 pm  

Beating Wigan is everything. Dominate Wigan through a season and chances are you'll be there or there abouts for trophy success. The lift the team gets from turning them over is huge. Likewise, Wigan beating us can turn their season around.