Well we will have Sims back next week, not sure about Westwood but would be good if he is OK to go.

I'm doubt it's kidology, I don't think Tony really does that but I was a little surprised he came out and said it.
Bailey had strapping at the top of his thigh also I think.
Clearly Hill, Clark and Gidley were 3 and I'll take peoples word for it about Sandow.

From todays match I don't think any of those injuries will have got better - ah no sorry only Wigan have injuries......

Hopefully next week we'll have Ash and Bennie back.

Well done to Bailey - another good performance.
Cox didn't play many minutes but after the hit with Wilkin it's not surprising.

Some of these guys have no regard for their own well-being.....

Westwood will be fine for next week, he was only rested tonight despite what TS said publicly. Christ almighty Saints were dreadful though, can't believe we let them score and can't believe we didn't score 40+.

As Saints have a statue of KC outside their ground, should we follow suit and get a Roy Asotasi one to put just outside our ground.

What could be really funny if their season continues as it does, is that at some stage, this season or next when KC gets fired, Saints will
have a statue commemorating the person who sent the club into decline and a statue to represent crap rugby. Will we be seeing a Steve McClaren
statue at Newcastle, or Roberto Martinez outside Everton.

If/when Jack Black gets his marching orders, please leave some wreaths and floral tributes at the base of his statue in recognition of the great work he has done for us.

Well as I've already said we did start to look tired in that last quarter.

I wonder why Cox only had a short spell even though he seemed pretty effective whilst he was on the pitch?

He may have been one of the mentioned who wasn't fit to run yesterday, and flooring Wilkin may have had (worthy) consequences.

The injured were Kurt Gidley, Chris Hill, Daryl Clark and Ryan Bailey. According to Sporting Life www.sportinglife.com/rugby-leagu ... -it-around

The injured were Kurt Gidley, Chris Hill, Daryl Clark and Ryan Bailey. According to Sporting Life www.sportinglife.com/rugby-leagu ... -it-around

Bit of a bitter/sweet win.. Always good to win at a Saints and look comfortable doing it ,but I think we could have had more points and it was disappointing not to keep them to Nil

I'm a bit worried about the number of walking wounded we're having to play week in week out. I suspect there are a number of teams in the same position but I hope it doesn't come back to bite us in the business end of the season. Hopefully we can get Dodds and Hughes back at roughly the same time - that would allow us to rest Hill and Currie occasionally.

I suppose another issue this year is that it's difficult to see a game where you could get away with resting a key player. Even though Leeds and Huddesfield are at the bottom of the table, both of them have plenty of good players and aren't necessarily cannon feeder (Leeds last week notwithstanding).

So far born again Bailey has been a revelation & what a different player he is when not being a wind up merchant, can't wait to see his name on the Nobel peace prize. There were some good performances out there last night & it is good to see the club's enforced youth policy of the last few seasons is bearing fruit.
I would love to see Cunningham succeed at Saints though because the club runs through his veins & i'm sure the result would have been much closer with him on the pitch ,but great players don't always make great coaches.

very true especially the kick to touch which hit the touchline,have i imagined it but in previous games some decisions have been reversed when shown on the screen,if so why was the scrum in our half not theres..also did the sky team mention our injury list at any time like they did with wigan and leeds.as regards to the match we won with out getting in to top gear..saints can be thankful for that..

First half stats had us as only having 4 minutes in there half but we scored 3 try's.

In addition although the action was at our end in the first half I never felt like we were going to concede points a combination of great defence and a woeful Saints performance happy days.

I agree with an FMC post somewhere on these boards that the delay for the injury took a bit of momentum away from us and possibly saved Saints from a defeat of bigger margins

Seriously? I don't want to see anyone succeed at Saints!