After the dust has settled : Sun Apr 26, 2009 6:05 pm  

We lost on Friday night whoever was to blame FACT

We are STILL top of the league FACT

We could be doing alot worse, we could be 11th FACT

We can not go all season without losing and putting in World beating performances FACT

Every team has a "flat" game FACT

For those who booed on Friday night just imagine what it'd be like supporting someone like Wigan or Warrington

Sorry for the rant, people booing and slating the team got to me, we're top yes it was a flat performance but jesus we cant win every week, now get behind them against Wigan

Come on the S!

Re: After the dust has settled : Sun Apr 26, 2009 6:21 pm  

Sir Daniel Anderson wrote:

We lost on Friday night whoever was to blame FACT

We are STILL top of the league FACT

We could be doing alot worse, we could be 11th FACT

We can not go all season without losing and putting in World beating performances FACT

Every team has a "flat" game FACT

For those who booed on Friday night just imagine what it'd be like supporting someone like Wigan or Warrington

It's not rite to boo a team that is top of the league.

I just think people in the heat of the moment was pi$$ed at the lack of effort and the attitude of some players.

I think they was booing the effort not the defeat.

I couldn't make it on Friday but later watched it on sky and must admit I was pretty pi$$ed off myself at times.

It's not great for fans who paid hard earned cash to see someone who missed goalkicks that maybe could have won us the game just laugh when he misses kicks.

He must think it's funny when he misses kicks.




Sorry for the rant, people booing and slating the team got to me, we're top yes it was a flat performance but jesus we cant win every week, now get behind them against Wigan

Come on the S!

: Sun Apr 26, 2009 6:22 pm  

But what happens if we lose to Wigan next week? We're in as comfortable a position as we could have wished for and Wigan are desperately struggling for a play off place with the never rans. They have so much more to play for than we do and if this week is anything to go by I think we'll struggle to raise our game adequately.

Harry, FFS play Eastmond from the start against the Goons. We need something to freshen it all up.

: Sun Apr 26, 2009 6:32 pm  

Saddened! wrote:

But what happens if we lose to Wigan next week? We're in as comfortable a position as we could have wished for and Wigan are desperately struggling for a play off place with the never rans. They have so much more to play for than we do and if this week is anything to go by I think we'll struggle to raise our game adequately.

Harry, FFS play Eastmond from the start against the Goons. We need something to freshen it all up.

At the end of the day we came out of Easter with a record second to none and maybe we'd just used to much? IMO it was just one of those games where they couldn't get for going... the effort was there, shame it was only there from 20-40 mins.

The Super League is unpredictable this season to say the least nobody has a divine right to beat any other side and we didnt rty and were rightly punished. But knowing Saints they wont let it happen again and will be determined to put in a big performance on Saturday. God I hope Gidd's and TP are ok

: Sun Apr 26, 2009 7:41 pm  

Saddened! wrote:

But what happens if we lose to Wigan next week?

If my Auntie was my Uncle, she'd have a pair of b*llocks.

: Sun Apr 26, 2009 7:46 pm  

Blobbynator wrote:

If my Auntie was my Uncle, she'd have a pair of b*llocks.

...and she'd probably be from Wigan

: Sun Apr 26, 2009 7:59 pm  

Saddened! wrote:

But what happens if we lose to Wigan next week?

We will be top of the league

Nothing else matters. If eastmond has toncilitis and gidley an ankle injury they probably wont be back for Saturday and we may well loose. But so what the only must win game in the next month is Cats at home in the cup.

: Sun Apr 26, 2009 8:11 pm  

Blobbynator wrote:

If my Auntie was my Uncle, she'd have a pair of b*llocks.

THELAST3YARDS wrote:

...and she'd probably be from Wigan

: Sun Apr 26, 2009 8:33 pm  

Quick question...
How are your feelings re Sean Long because when i've seen him play this season it looks like it might be one season too many and i'd like to know what the people who watch him week in week out think?...

: Sun Apr 26, 2009 9:01 pm  

The Joker® wrote:

Quick question...
How are your feelings re Sean Long because when i've seen him play this season it looks like it might be one season too many and i'd like to know what the people who watch him week in week out think?...

As posted on another thread:

Saint_Jen wrote:

Sean Long on his day is still a very very good 7, unfortunaty now he doesn't have his day often enough. It seems every time he gets the ball he is trying to come up with an amazing play, and 9/10 he doesn't pull it off. He needs to stick to basic rugby league during play, especially as we're losing points due to his goal kicking.