you have not become a bad team over night and will still be there at the end of season, we were just on fire last night you carnt take that away from us, but i do think you are going to have problems at the stobbart,knowsley road was a fortress for you and when the south stand go going it was awersome saints v wire at knowsley road was always 12,000+ so why was last night just over 10,00 and 3,000 was us i know you have to travel to get there and im not dissing your loyalty but i thought it would of been a sell out you have to get behind the team now and make it a fortress the best you can, wot are attendensies going to be like when you play the likes of quins crucsaders and the dragons and huddersfield who never bring a lot

Where was your fans last night?

"Is there a fire drill?"

You could say the same about Warrington. There were only 3,000 of you there last night, 5,000 down on last season. Yet if you asked about town today you could find 25,000 Warrington fans who were there.

Well, it doesn't take Einstein to work out that you can't sell tickets that you haven't got. It was 3700 as that is how much that stand holds, you can only sell what you're given.

It would of been much better if Wire fans were put on the side in the South Stand, where you could get 5,000ish and put the Saints in the West Stand, which would of bumped the attendance up.

Also the fact that Saints were making kids pay £12.50 when they should get the game free because of their season ticket and they get the away games free, was a complete joke.

Don't worry though, we'll be giving you the same crap allocation when you visit us.

We need a drummer to get it going. Works for them.

Nothing to stop anyone buying one of the 5,000 empty seats in the South Stand.

Not enough corporate to fill it

Warrington fans like to be with their 'own' fans. As you could witness last night. Most noisest and best away supported club.

I wouldn't like to see your attendance next week. If you can only manage 6500-7000 home fans for one of your biggest games of the season then I'm interested in what yours will be next week against Harlequins, after you've just been beaten. Lets face it, Quins will bring about 20 fans.

Wigan are better supported and Hull are far noisier.

Always look on the bright side! the match was well and truly won! when Saints started to score to make the score look decent and false! in fact last season Saints had plenty of games when they conceded points close to the end, as was said on the radio, a Win is a win even by a point and a draw is not a win also!

Actually, there were two positives to take out of Saints' performance last night: firstly, thank God that bloody hoodoo is over with (no more silly pressure) and secondly, we didn't surrender points at the end of the match, we started (once again) to increase them. The latter point suggests to me that there is hope for us once we click into gear and begin adopting the attack moves that Royce says he is trying to teach them.