What a huge loss it will be if we lose him. I've watched the game back and he was so influential. There were two people who raised us to a level to take the victory today. First was Jon Wilkin who started impressively and went up a notch every time the Vikings got any momentum. The other was Mose. He's a physical freak, replacing him is impossible. He looks totally committed at the moment, he was fist pumping when they put the kick off out on the full, charging off to get involved. People have slagged him off for his effort, but he was everywhere today, crushing half breaks all over the place. He also created havoc with the ball with three diamond offloads and another couple of drives where they put so much effort in to getting him stopped that we made massive metres in the next couple of plays after it. Top notch today.

He's improved no end as the season has gone on. He was doing 8 minute stints and doing v little earlier on in the season. Might be one of them that thrives as the tracks dry up. Last few games he's genuinely looked a different player to the gormless idol lump in February!!!

Saints should have started with Mose more often this season. I really don't see why Cunningham has continued to throw Amor at some of the bigger packs in the first twenty minutes when he could have let Mose take the sting out of their big guys thus freeing Amor up to use his footwork against a tiring opposition.

It's completely senseless to keep running Amor down when he KNOW Mose is perfectly capable of playing 20m stretches. If Mose's fitness isn't up to par then this would be the ideal way of keeping him on his toes.

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Yes, Mose has picked up from around the Easter period, still frustrating though that the club still don,t know how to use him correctly. First 5 minutes he came on yesterday he didn,t get one decent pass to drive the ball in, he put in a good defensive display in his first stint. After that he came came close to a MOM display, quite a few times Widnes didn,t commit 3 or 4 players to the tackle and got stung with his strength, power and offload.

Was that his 50th consecutive game yesterday, he seems to play with a lots of enthusiasm when the sun his on his back doesn't he.

We shouldn't forget the fact that Mose has clearly been homesick and like anyone facing the prospect of no source of income was probably not fully right in the head until he'd sorted out a contract back home. The fact that his game has lifted a couple of gears just as his deal at St. George has finally been made public shouldn't be considered coincidental.

Big loss for the club. About time we had some good news for once.

I'll give him lift the airport

Anyone that cannot see the difference he makes to us, especially in big matches, doesn't know a lot about RL.

I'll happily carry the suitcases then.

Funny that as you PM me a while back saying I have good knowledge of rugby

I've explained my this before but as you follow me about on here and quote nearly every post I make So I'll explain again.

I think Mose is a good prop and on his day is one of the best in super league. I like him as person and have nothing against him at all.

However his "on the days" are t far apart. Some weeks he just can't be bothered doing anything and Doesbt get in double figures for his carries. He walks back into the line and it can be 3rd tackle before he's back. I can't stand it when walmsley, amour and couple young lads doing his work. He won't do hard yards out of our 20m (agsinst widnes he did and was massive for us) and leaves the other props to do the tough work.

I know he draws players in and that makes space but he Doesnt do that enough. It's very rare he runs his weight and the guy is massive which the props Union on sky have also mentioned.

I wish him well in the NRL and hope he goes well but I'm happy to have another prop in that will play longer than 8 mins, that will help his team mates out when backs to the wall.

i think he is under valued and is not as bad as he is made out to be.

Simply put, he is a game changer. In big games people like Mose will pull something out of nothing.

I was hoping Savellio would do that in years to come along side Percival in the Centre.

And that's unacceptable in a Saints shirt mate.