Yeah I agree, but a player who can get a quick play the ball like that after drawing so many defenders in is really useful and I think gives us something different from the rest of our forwards. My issue with Masoe is he doesn't get in that position often enough (even for the time he's on the field). For example, in 2013, 20% of South Sydney's tries came off the back of George Burgess play the balls - www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/leag ... 2t3cm.html - there's no reason Masoe couldn't have a similar benefit for his teammates at Super League level at least.

Do you mean George Rose? As much as George Rose has a huge gut, he only weighed around 116kg according to ZeroTackle. I think the average prop nowadays is around 110kg. Masoe for comparison is 130kg. That 14kg difference is huge and for him to do longer minutes I think we'd have to lose some of that.



McDonell. I'd have given it to Walmsley or Roby, but obviously Stevo is incapable of awarding a MoM to someone who hasn't scored a try.

Yeah I agree, but a player who can get a quick play the ball like that after drawing so many defenders in is really useful and I think gives us something different from the rest of our forwards. My issue with Masoe is he doesn't get in that position often enough (even for the time he's on the field). For example, in 2013, 20% of South Sydney's tries came off the back of George Burgess play the balls - www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/leag ... 2t3cm.html - there's no reason Masoe couldn't have a similar benefit for his teammates at Super League level at least.

Do you mean George Rose? As much as George Rose has a huge gut, he only weighed around 116kg according to ZeroTackle. I think the average prop nowadays is around 110kg. Masoe for comparison is 130kg. That 14kg difference is huge and for him to do longer minutes I think we'd have to lose some of that.



McDonell. I'd have given it to Walmsley or Roby, but obviously Stevo is incapable of awarding a MoM to someone who hasn't scored a try.

Do you mean his massive 35 metres and six tackles. Have a word with yourself.
Savellio was by far the better player last night.

And all this crap about Saints dominating the game.

Well here are the facts, despite having the majority of the ball, they actually only made 39 metres more than Wigan in the game. Wigan gifted Saints the game with the errors, the majority unforced, fair play to Saints for taking advantage, but those errors meant that Wigan had to make 110 more tackles in the game.

www.superleague.co.uk/report/11139

Do you mean his massive 35 metres and six tackles. Have a word with yourself.
Savellio was by far the better player last night.

And all this crap about Saints dominating the game.

Well here are the facts, despite having the majority of the ball, they actually only made 39 metres more than Wigan in the game. Wigan gifted Saints the game with the errors, the majority unforced, fair play to Saints for taking advantage, but those errors meant that Wigan had to make 110 more tackles in the game.

www.superleague.co.uk/report/11139

Lies, damned lies and statistics.

See you in September/October. I suggest you find some props before attempting to take us on again.

Lies, damned lies and statistics.

See you in September/October. I suggest you find some props before attempting to take us on again.

Haha you lot are full of excuses. You won because flower was sent off, you won because we let you...

We were faultless second half and we completely dominated you. You were outclassed, second best and an embarrassment.

Haha you lot are full of excuses. You won because flower was sent off, you won because we let you...

We were faultless second half and we completely dominated you. You were outclassed, second best and an embarrassment.

Its not all about individual metres though, Mose attracted 4 wigan players every time he took the ball up, he was used twice as a decoy again attracting wigan players, this was using a lot of energy from the Wigan team. Wigan were making metres on the outer edges but were more or less dominated in the middle, we had a better kicking game so we didn,t have to make loads of metres.
Wigan,s bad composure at times created there own errors, I think Saints approach to the game contributed to that and exposed the weakness in a wigan side striving for consistency.

Its not all about individual metres though, Mose attracted 4 wigan players every time he took the ball up, he was used twice as a decoy again attracting wigan players, this was using a lot of energy from the Wigan team. Wigan were making metres on the outer edges but were more or less dominated in the middle, we had a better kicking game so we didn,t have to make loads of metres.
Wigan,s bad composure at times created there own errors, I think Saints approach to the game contributed to that and exposed the weakness in a wigan side striving for consistency.

I don't think even you believe that those stats tell the true story of the game. Feel free to judge Mose's performance on his stats. Those of us with eyes to see could see the impact he had.

I don't think even you believe that those stats tell the true story of the game. Feel free to judge Mose's performance on his stats. Those of us with eyes to see could see the impact he had.

Do you actually believe the s**te you post ? You goons made errors because you were under pressure, champion teams cope with pressure better than losers. There is a reason we are Champions clearly.

Do you actually believe the s**te you post ? You goons made errors because you were under pressure, champion teams cope with pressure better than losers. There is a reason we are Champions clearly.