Thanks. In fairness Saints weathered the storm incredibly well and no doubt they have the talent to score scinitillating tries too. Walmsley, Saveliio and of course Roby are class; Percival will be too. Watching the game back I have to say Percival's first try was as good as anything else I've seen this season (apart from the unbelievable Peacock try of course). I wouldn't swap Hardaker for any other SL FB, but on attack there can be no doubt he could not create a try like Quinlan did there. Two on 4 and still your team scored. Brilliant play.

There are TWO stations from which the stadium can be accessed, BOTH of which are closer to the ground than the nearest station serving any other stadium in Super League!

You can say what you like about the ground's facilities for the average fan but the way some of these Wires talk you'd think there had never been big international sporting events at the complex never mind a crowd which was smaller than all but one of Leeds home SL games this season.

You should have seen the many posts about Old Trafford after they lost to us in their first Grand Final. They were also complaining about the kick off time of the Grand Final as well.

Are you sure? Warrington's closer, I'm certain. Headingley Station is certainly further than Warrington.

Even if it is closer it's not what you call a long walk

We're saints ever penalised for holding down?

LMS in particular was flopping at virtually every tackle, at one point he did it twice in quick succession on tackles on backs where he'd been 5 yards away as the tackle was completed it was literally Carl Ablett standard obvious infringements.

I'd also point out that we had a lot of possession with saints defending on there line where they had 2 or 3 tackles in a row where the ref warned them (but didn't penalise) for not being behind the line.

We're there any controversial obstruction calls, I can't remember any.

There should have been a review of a possible obstruction in the lead up to the Peacock try.

I don't think there was a single penalty at the tackle for holding down or flopping despite Saints regularly sending men in well after tackle completion to lie on. Frankly it didn't matter, and I thought Thaler was right to let the game go on - in general it had little effect on Leeds speed at the PTB.
Thaler had one of those games where you really struggled to think of something he couldn't have done better. Although I do think it helps when both teams are there to play - which, to Cunningham's credit - he seems to have his team trying to do.

Why? You don't mean because Burns was whining about Thaler getting in his way?

Sinny might have been MoM but Burns collected the Lee Briers award.

The saints man missed the tackle couldn't get hold of Hall, then the next tackler ran into his own man, there was nobody obstructing a would be tackler.

You cant go back after a play the ball.

In which case it couldn't be reviewed, because the ball had been played inbetween.

As has been said, no defenders were impeded in attempting to tackle Hall.