Wouldn't suprise me.

What are we envious of exactly? What a ridiculous comment. It was just before a try scored in the second half btw, think it was just before the Crosby try?

Something seemed to have happened, and the fact that other people also saw something suggests there MAY be something in it.

Saints fans appeared to shout for something everytime Micky Mac did anything. He tackled a player round the legs and they screamed for something.

(not saying it didn't happen BTW. I seem to recall him being down and then falling back down again as he tried to get up but I put it down to him not having a clue where he was tbh)

If anything happened the camera's will have got it.

No doubt about it

If there is any incident involving Mickey Mac in back play or after the ball has gone then there is a high probability that it won,t be a mirage.
We will know by Tuesday, meanwhile because of Micky Mac,s envious history he will be pre judged guity until proved innocent.

If it had been the other way round Wigan fans would be calling for Wellens head on a platter.

Rightfully so. Dirty St Helens b@stard

W ahat makes this particularly unsavoury if true is attacking the head of an already concussed player.

If I had to name player capable of something like that, I'd name McIlorum.

First of all I didn't see it as I suspect the majority of fans also didn't. Having watched the video, Wellens makes a poor tackle on Richards (gets his head in the wrong position) and gets a knock, but he gets back in the defensive line for the next tackle. He is also back in the defensive line when Crosby scores.

But before he could get to his feet he was knocked down again by the Wigan player. There were no other players around as they had all moved up field with the play. There was no need for him to have been anywhere near Wellens he could have avoided him. I think he needs to go to Specsavers if he can't see that far infront of him.

So was he knocked down, kicked in the head or hit with a knee? There appears to be a few different versions.