I'd put money on them making the eight next year.

They have signed a few ok players that will improve them a great deal next year. Also orford will be fit which is massive for them.

Bryn and elima will improve there pack.

Some people always used to believe the world was flat, no matter what was said. Sometimes, it is best just to let them worry about falling off the edge.

You're assuming the people worried.

Granted its from someone who doesn't see saints every week, but Potter seems to have kept you at a similar standard (results wise) whilst losing key personell and not replacing them with new signings. Long was the heartbeat of your side, and then add that to the injuries you've had this year to finish 2nd surely constitutes a very successful season.

In my opinion the least he deserved was another year with the raft of quality signings your making. The youngsters he's developed will stand you in good stead for years to come, and your filling the gaps with quality signings.

For me, your the team to beat next year (dependant on your new coach)

Like salford's cast off Sibbet.

He isn't Daniel Anderson, isn't as emotive as Anderson and does not look as good in sunglasses.



No. The players have won the matches, Potter has lost all our games due to not being Daniel Anderson.



Yes.



No.

Saintsfan, what are you, like 12? I dont think ive come across a more childish poster than yourself. People are asking you, your reasons and you just stamp your feet

Read back over some of the threads from the first few weeks of the season and it becomes very clear very quickly who are the rational posters with a clue are and who are the knee jerkers without one.

Potter has done an incredible job this year in the circumstances, it's undeniable. That's not to say some of the latter category above won't try to, mind.

Hmm. That's right.

I wonder if it's ever crossed anyone's mind that he might not have actually wanted another year at Saints? He might have wanted to go back to Australia, just like he said, but there were no jobs there and so he went back to Bradford. Or maybe he wanted to go to Bradford all along but was biding his time in St Helens. Who knows?

Who cares?

Not me. I'm looking forward to seeing what Rolls can do, especially with the young guys who have settled in well to the first team, having been developed by our great youth system, one of if not the best in British RL at present.

Thought so, duly noted. 12 year olds havent really developed mentally enough to give rational explanations so I will just ignore everything you say.

Thank the lord for that.