It might be ironic with a myler last min drop goal to win it. You will beat us in last min one day and it will be your revenge.

Should be good game, were a little hit and miss at moment though.

I'd love a 50 point + against you though

In all seriousness, the big difference for me is this.

In years gone by, I've always felt that the only way we'd ever win at KR was by beating Saints in a free scoring encounter. A bounce of a ball job. If were ever going to win there under Cull, it'd have been 36-34 in a 'classic'.

Now, I have belief that we can go there, and out defend Saints, or should I say 'we have the ability to', it might not happen, but we're capable of doing so. We weren't capable under Cull. It was a minimum 7 tries needed to win. We could be ordinary now, and be well in the game at the business end.

If there's a god, we'll have the game win with a good 20 mins left. Let the crowd give all the 'bye, bye's ... Let the traffic drift away and let us fans filter out at the end, looking at the stand thinking 'I'll miss this place'.

I would have thought you be glad to see the back of KR.

You talk too much sense

although kr is a complete shambles of a venue, the atmosphere that we create whenever we have turned up (and lost) has been spectacular. that's what i'll miss as the atmosphere that we'll create in the new stadium (will still be fantastic) but it won't have the edge that kr does

you know what i like about the away end at saints, there's lots of space between them pillars, so plenty of choice of where to stand, even if you get there late.

Yes & No for me.

It's a dosshole, sure. It's an old stadium.

Clearly, I've been there for some hidings like, but at the same time, I've had some cracking moments there, even if the result hasn't followed. Moments of extreme excitement, like Pennys try, or the year when we lost 31-30, I think Nat Wood scored at the other end - a cracking try it was, he just came back with his fist in the air celebrating, the crowd was buzzing, it made me tingle. I thought we were going to win, of course it ended in heartache.

It's a stadium that I associate with emotion - good or bad. There's not many I can say that about.

add another 20% to that one mate

So you are suggesting that it's now beyond possibility for Warrington to lose to St Helens? I agree you look better than us this year, for the first time in the best part of 20 years, but I think you are going a little too far.

Leeds were the winners of the competition last season and they lost at home to Salford.

Good post pal.