Not in terms of motivation, but in terms of freshness. How does he lift the energy levels? Far too often after a big game a team puts in a lifeless showing.

Adrenalin


Plus dont forget Leeds had a huge game last night too, that was every bit as physical as ours.

Heroes? Really?

I guess opinions are relative, but you must not have much to judge against.

Heroes. A definition of a hero on dictionary.com is

Easily.

Note that it doesn't say, "Word is reserved for military personnel" as so many uneducated goons think it does.

James Roby - un believable - man of steel
James Graham - The man is immense
Foster and Magennis - Stars of the future.....

As I said its all frames of reference, nothing to do with the military either, Saddened must not have very many heroes in his life to state the players were heroes yesterday.

Get a life.

as saints fans we have many heros recently to judge against, just because its been 15 yrs on your side of the lump....

I personally thought Flannery missed a few tackles and looked a little bit off the pace to be honest, although he made some good tackles also. The run out will do him good.

One of the highlights of the game for me was at the end, all our players got together in a circle, when was the last time we did that? Showed great togetherness, and that win obviously meant a lot to everyone. Great effort.

What's the number of heroes required in one's life to allow you to state who is a hero and who isn't?

Why don't you go back to the pies forum.

Still got man crush on wane?

I have slated Roby in the past but last night he was awesome so so strong and commitment was immense. Too much heart for the wire in your team last night. Well done

He plays at a very high level every week, i honestly think he is one of the very few players we can call world class in this country.

Its not the number its what someone does.

If someone playing a sport and getting well paid to do so in the original posters eyes is a hero fair enough.

I would not.