I've been looking at the lineups today and barring a slew of injuries on our behalf, we've got a gigantic advantage over the Goons this week. Arguably their three best/most influential players will not be playing in SOL, MM and Green. Surely we must be due a win in that game? If we manage to lose it, then it'll be time for a fan-driven coup at Langtree.

Key in training this week is motivation, motivation, motivation. Ban sex, take their phones off them, don't feed them anything but raw meat and egg yokes. Goad them with tasers, I want to see 17 feral maniacs in the vee matching and beating those frothing at the mouth in the Goon outfits.

The egg whites are protein so more beneficial than the yokes which however do provide healthy fats so whole eggs are better.

I'd add defence defence defence to the motivation as well.

Wane's just said on GMR that SOL will play against that lot next week????????

"that lot" cheeky brstward

C'mon Saints stuff em

Wanes team talk
"This is the most important game of the year, nothing else matters but to beat them in every game. Fail to put 100% in and you'll never play for wigan again"

NB team talk
"Its just 2 points, no different from any other game"

Bang on there mate,,,,He is a Wiganer and he talks like a fan with passion....

Liam Farrell charged with Grade B lifting

Anthony Gelling charged with Grade A punching

Both have the option to submit EGP.

If Farrell did that would he automatically get 1 game? He'd be a big loss for them - always does well against us.

Yeah if both submitted the EGP, Farell would get 1 match, Gelling just a fine.

Just make them listen to you moaning 24/7 for the next few days and they'll be rabid come kick off time.

It is just another game.

What grade was walmsley charged with ?

Grade B

How can you grade punching?

Obviously both Alex and Geling have thrown some punches, how does one get a grade A and the other grade B?


Let's be honest, the walmsley one was handbags.

Walmsley was charged with a Grade B for punching last week. I obviously havent seen the Gelling incident yesterday, but surely a punch, regardless of whether it connects or not, is an intentional action committed and therefore should carry the same grade across the board? Or do the RFL reward players with lesser suspensions if they can't throw a decent punch these days?

Still baffles me that Peacock escaped a ban a couple of weeks ago as he was provoked, yet Walmsley cops a ban after being hit from behind by Pelissier when he was in the defensive line about 15 yards away from where the ball was...must be pot luck as to which panel are sitting as to whether something is acceptable or not.

Would like to bet that neither Farrell or Gelling receive any form of suspension for Friday though

Regarding the Peacock incident. How wasn't the guy who caused it charged?