Most people probably didn't have a clue who Salford were playing, saints hardly got a mention in the week leading upto the grandfinal

I'm pretty sure that you (and a few other trolls) mentioned during last season's middle 8's that Hastings only looked good because he was playing against Championship/lower SL teams.

So I'd keep your botty waffle to yourself if I was you chief as you just continue to make yourself look a few sandwiches short of a picnic.

Match made in heaven then eh? Biggest club in SL "supported" by the biggest troll on RLFans. Yup that's even including Chorley Jean so congrats.

Maybe a new incarnate of LeBronAS108 ??

They seemed to disappear after Wembley and I'd been quite worried about them




Some things always seem to float back to the surface though.

A post slating us yet we're supposed to thank him because he offers a phoney congratulations?

Worry about your own fast fading club. 4th in a two horse race this season. 64 years and counting.

Stretford end clock needed for them.
Wouldn’t notice it though because they are so obsessed with faux controversy and McManus. Surprised they have’nt found a coach to brick.

Thats true it drew a lot of attention away from the Saints players, bt the end of the week they must have thought they were the underdogs.

Great for Salford though they were the only team who looked like beating our near full strength team convincingly in the Superleague rounds, in fact if they had played a Wigan or Warrington in the Final they most likely would be 2019 Superleague Champions by now.

I think you may be right that if we played anyone else we may have probably won.

The reason Salford got more inches in the media is due to the simple fact of the backstory. Saints waltzed comfortably into the GF. Journos could drag out lots of different stories from Salford's achievement whereas it was Saints clinical nature that offered less 'interest' stories in the media.

Couldn't agree more. I said as much after the game.

This Salford team would've comfortably beat either of the pies or Dire sides which contested the 2018 GF.

And it was only correct they easily got more coverage in the build up to Saturday. Them getting to Old Trafford was by far the biggest story and Saints flying under the radar in the lead-up to it suited us.

That Salford team would NOT beat a Shaun Wane coached Wigan team in a grand final and you know it!

Not sure what you're point is.
They were worthy finalists and gave a good account of themselves.

It said in the paper that Saints won so, it must be old news.

Shaun Wane is even further in the RL past and as one of your fellow fans said about Salford, is now irrelevant.