No, aren't.

If they're missing players for a period of time they're done for.

Except St Helens will still be challenging for the grand final whilst Wakefield will be fighting to avoid relegation yet again lmao

The win will worry Leeds and Castleford, both have to go to Toulouse later if they lose then they are in a relegation battle.

Wakey are a decent side under Poaching this season.

'done for'

Saints will look after Saints’ interests.

If stuff like this spares the rest of us guidance on how the clubs we support should be run ‘in the right way’, then it is good news all round.

Edit. In fairness, it wasn’t that much of an under-strength team. Perception often matters more than the reality in these things though.

Good result for Toulouse.

Bang on, totally agree.

Well you've lost every time you've played what people consider
to be a weak team. - it's probably most of your recent losses in the last 3 years.

Put that side out for 8 weeks and let's see where you are at the end of it.

The season 2018 was our injury one losing Walmsley for most of the season with injuries to our centres Percival and Morgan and forward Douglas. We finished top of the league that year by a 10 point margin to win the hub cap.
We,ve had plenty of injury years prior to our threepeat and most of the time finished in the top 4 excluding the Cunningham Coach Year.

The side that Saints put out yesterday is good enough but had an off day and congrats toToulouse who took full advantage, well done to them.

Its the old adage: The more you keep on winning the closer you get to losing one.

As you say, you can always imagine

Wigan are terrible with your starting team. You take several players out and see how you end up? I don't see your point. Is it that Saints wouldn't win the league if they had half their team missing every week? Of course not, but what difference does that make to anything? Liverpool wouldn't win the league if Salah, Jota and Diaz disappeared in a hypothetical situaton either.

The thing is he doesn’t really have a point and it’s more like clutching at straws. He mentioned how we would go after 8 weeks but we had a pretty bad injury spell for 8 years between 2007 to 2015 when we got to the business end of the season. That 2014 season finale we lost our scrum half and then someone almost manslaughtered our stand off, we ended up with 2 second row forwards as half backs to win the superleague trophy.