Three tries from dummy half says everything you need know about our attacking game. ...Hopeless. ....

Short of intensity. At least it wasn't a blow out score. We were poor overall though.

It's early days and pluses were Simms, Philbin looking stronger game by game and Penny who looks so dangerous in space.

Well, Gents. I do believe the expression is dumb football

Yes, the better side won, BUT
We had tons of possession, but did naff all with it.
3 of our 4 tries were close range efforts, yet we force the play on every opportunity.
Don't get me wrong, I LOVE expansive RL, but there's a time and place. We want to do it for 80 minutes. THINK!
There are no pictures in a results column.

That game was there for the taking.
We didn't take it

Learn from your lessons, Wire

To be fair, Saints' current pack is an absolute beast. It's flattened every six it's faced since a long way back into last season.

I would agree with that. It wasnt helped when Greenwood twisted Evans' leg and then stole the ball for good messure on the ground.

Still, the rugby gods intervened shortly afterwards.

Actually, O'Brien was playing seven tonight. You're rjght though, he got flattened.

Really like Walmsley made some great meters tonight. Gutted we didn't get Burns even though he should of had 20 mins tonight

By "six" - I meant pack.

I doubt Mose has a six-pack. He is good for hitting half-backs late off the ball though, I'll give you that.

He knows , he's just bitter

It was Wilkin who stretched the leg wasnt it? Which I didn't get as there was no need to do it, like a Wigan tactic

Amor is the better player. Considering he's nowhere near the size of Walmsley or Masoe his yardage and workrate is phenomenal. Never thought Saints could replace Graham. Certainly never thought they would with - a BRITISH PLAYER, who was effectively thrown on the scrap heap.

Our kick tactic in that 1st half was to keep the ball in play and knacker out Saints.
It was visibly working until our daft mistakes when we had them on the ropes, put them in to score.

There pack was the difference and our lack of cohesion in the half's.

There are signs that with more games the half's will gel.

Give over. Wilkin can be his own worst enemy, I admit. But there was nothing in that play.

He didnt go out to hurt him, he was trying to put him on his back to control the ptb speed. Wigan are fond of the cannon ball