Really enjoyed the game yesterday. One thought that occured to me was that the fast paced game is great to watch but makes match fitness even more important. Your guys seemed to be really blowing by the last 20 but give it 5-6 games in and the bulls will be really cooking. Bit of patience needed methinks but from a neutral point of view it's nice to be looking forward to watching the bulls play again as opposed to being a bit indifferent.

Watching the Wigan game again and tbh after they went 16-0 up they seemed to take their foot off the gas. Maybe just maybe we could get 2 points on Sunday.

The Bulls have every chance of winning any game this year if they remain relatively injury free. Sunday was their first game as a unit and they all did the club proud and I would bet that they cannot wait to get out there again this week.
Needless to say, that is where we all come in, let us make sure they know we are 100% behind them and do our bit to spur them on to their first 2 points of the season.
As Bulls supporters it has been a few years since we have had the potential that we have in this squad going into a new season and our support home and away could prove to be worth a few extra points in the bag come the end of the season.
We can make a difference ~ lets do it!!

I agree provided that doesn't include singing and waving flags!

Hopefully our top try scorer will have more than 11 or 14 tries as this has been the case for past 2 years.

I think the momentum swung their way after Walker's try was chalked off; they had more of the ball, we did more defence at a time in the game when fatigue is beginning to be more of an issue and, to be fair, it's always easier to find the energy with ball in hand. I did feel we 'clocked off' a bit though but against a quality Leeds side, who are used to winning, it was generally a good performance to dominate as much of the game as we did.
Nil desperandum.

Maybe it is a bit far, maybe not, but not long ago Saints wouldn't have been in for the likes of Shenton or McCarthy-Scarsbrook, and the performance was a country mile off "vintage Saints". For large portions of the game they offered no attacking threat at all.

Looking forward to Sunday for a variety of reasons, not least off the back of the performance yesterday (for the first 60 minutes anyway). As well as a bumper crowd, coupled with some hopefully nice weather, I genuinely think we have a chance.

And, I'm led to believe Langley could be OK for Sunday.

Where did you pick that one up from? Everything I've seen said it was dislocated shoulder?

James Donaldson last night.