Quote AS108="AS108"You’re saying there are exceptions to the rule because you know Wakey will finish above London by a pretty big distance, so for you to say otherwise would make you look like a fool. Saints are likely to finish above Wakey and Leeds by big distances so why aren’t the Saints vs Leeds and Saints vs Wakey games exceptions to the rule which doesn’t exist as well? That hasn’t been your point at all. Your point is that Saints must be an average side because I called Leeds and Wakefield average and Saints only just beat those sides which is a completely ridiculous point as I’ve just proved with the London vs Wakefield game. Also Leicester have absolutely zero relevance to what you’re trying to say.'"
You sound worried to me.
Saints squeaked past Wakefield 2 weeks ago and literally robbed Leeds of 2 points, with some massively dubious calls last week and yet you call these 2 sides average. Sorry pal but on that basis, Saints also, are just average.
Trinity totally bullied and dominated Leeds tonight, something that Saints certainly didn't manage last week or, maybe you just softened them up for us, so, thanks for that.
As for average, if this means mid table, which by definition it does, I'll take that for now and lets see what happens through a long tough season.
Saint's and Wire look like they will finish top of the pile and that's great.
For Trinity, I'll be more than happy with 5th or better and right now, they look good value for that but, as I said, a hell of a long way to go and by your own reckoning, Saints have yet to play any top sides, so, you just be careful that your crown (actually Wigan's crown) doesn't slip and completely blind you
