: Fri Jul 17, 2009 11:44 pm  

Spoilt! You can talk about boring all you want. Send your kids watching Warrington or Wigan, or Bradford, then they will know what boring is.

You make me sick some of you.

I believe Saints have scored more tries than anyone in the league.

: Fri Jul 17, 2009 11:54 pm  

Dave T wrote:

Spoilt! You can talk about boring all you want. Send your kids watching Warrington or Wigan, or Bradford, then they will know what boring is.

You make me sick some of you.

I believe Saints have scored more tries than anyone in the league.

They didn't look very boring at the halliwell Jones last week did they?

Success does funny things to people as us Wigan fans know only too well.

As a Wire fan you'll not really know

: Sat Jul 18, 2009 12:12 am  

NickyKiss wrote:

They didn't look very boring at the halliwell Jones last week did they?

Success does funny things to people as us Wigan fans know only too well.

As a Wire fan you'll not really know

It was sort of my point. Just because they don;t win, their kids are whinging. Must come from their thousands who stand under the terrace under the cameras, whinging gits.

: Sat Jul 18, 2009 12:34 am  

St pete wrote:

The will be 1 less at our next home game also.

Me and my 8yr old son been every home game this year apart from cas but at halftime tonight he wanted to go home as he bored.

In the car on way home he told me it's boring watching saints and doesn't want to go anymore!

To be honest we have become so boring that I can't blame him.

u werent boring in the last 20 mins last week tbh

: Sat Jul 18, 2009 1:36 am  

Saints have some of the worst fans in the league. They are the best team in the game yet average less than a rubbish team from over the hill. The moment they are in a final 30,000 turn up but when they lose they moan and say they won't turn up for the biggest game of the year.

: Sat Jul 18, 2009 1:38 am  

odemwingie wrote:

Saints have some of the worst fans in the league. They are the best team in the game yet average less than a rubbish team from over the hill. The moment they are in a final 30,000 turn up but when they lose they moan and say they won't turn up for the biggest game of the year.

Reminds me of a side in the early 90s...

: Sat Jul 18, 2009 5:55 am  

NickyKiss wrote:

Keep the faith guys, your top of the league!

I wouldn't like to see the fall out if you ever drop down to say.........2nd!

I thought we had some stroppy fans

Tell us something we don't know, you can come on here having a go at our attendances all you like but your on the whole preaching to the converted - most on here do go to every game they possibly can no matter what but like every other team we have fans who expect too much/ expect miracles/ never happy etc etc.

I have missed the last 2 games through illness and unless I win the lottery in the next week I won't be going to Quins but I can't wait to get to the Wigan game and get back into it - win lose or draw I would much rather be there to see it than be stuck home watching it on sky/listening on the radio and I am sure most on here (regardless of who they support) feel the same.

: Sat Jul 18, 2009 7:25 am  

NickyKiss wrote:

Sorry mate i wasn't having a pop at your lad but more the 5 people stood near 'Saintsfan' who said they won't be going against Wigan.

I don't get it. That wasn't boring to watch tonight, maybe frustrating but not boring. The weather leveled the game up and Saints got made to pay for not having a goalkicker.

Kneejerk reaction for people to be saying they're packing it up.

Nah, they said they would be going to watch Wigan but if we didn't perk up then they wouldn't be bothering again for the season. Sorry if it came out wrong.

I couldn't call it knee-jerk because I stand with those guys at every home game - I only see them at matches - and they started off as enthusiastic as everyone else. I've watched them slowly become a bit disillusioned with the way Saints are playing this season compared to previous years.

However, I don't reckon that's the reason for only 8,500 turning up tonight. More likely that it was raining and cold and on Sky.

: Sat Jul 18, 2009 7:46 am  

SaintsFan wrote:

Nah, they said they would be going to watch Wigan but if we didn't perk up then they wouldn't be bothering again for the season. Sorry if it came out wrong.

I couldn't call it knee-jerk because I stand with those guys at every home game - I only see them at matches - and they started off as enthusiastic as everyone else. I've watched them slowly become a bit disillusioned with the way Saints are playing this season compared to previous years.

However, I don't reckon that's the reason for only 8,500 turning up tonight. More likely that it was raining and cold and on Sky.

Not seen Saints play much this year as I no longer have Sky Sports. When you say its boring, what has changed?

: Sat Jul 18, 2009 11:56 am  

gateaux wrote:

Tell us something we don't know, you can come on here having a go at our attendances all you like but your on the whole preaching to the converted - most on here do go to every game they possibly can no matter what but like every other team we have fans who expect too much/ expect miracles/ never happy etc etc.

I have missed the last 2 games through illness and unless I win the lottery in the next week I won't be going to Quins but I can't wait to get to the Wigan game and get back into it - win lose or draw I would much rather be there to see it than be stuck home watching it on sky/listening on the radio and I am sure most on here (regardless of who they support) feel the same.

Not having a go at your attendances in the slightest. They've been pretty good this year and i'm a believer that if you move to your new stadium you won't be averaging far off what we get.

The bigger the crowds at all rugbyleague matches the better for everyone involved in the game.

I still can't believe some of the moans and groans on here at losing a game against Wakefield with a few players missing, on a horrible night with no goalkicker..........it's not the end of the world and has little bearing on what will happen in the big games at the end of the season.

Boring or not and as much as it pains me to say i'd put my last quid on you having a treble in the cabinet at the end of the year.