Entertaining game all round with some very good defensive play by broncos. Bit more method in attack and things can only get more competitive for us.

No, it's the second biggest after the opening day loss to Widnes....it is however, the lowest EVER gate for the visit of St Helens to the capital to take on London in the SL era, is down 43% on last years gate which was out biggest of 2012, is the first St H game in the capital v London that has a crowd that starts with a "2" and is, in my honest opinion, another example of how far the club have fallen under its current management.

7 games into the season and we are averaging 1,980 a game!

At least we won eh

BUT it wasn't the lowest gate in SL this weekend!!!! Take a bow, Salford.

He played right centre?

If so, who next on that merry-go-round?

Howell back hopefully!

I thought it was a great performance but how could I not given that it is the first win v St Helens at home since 2002?

Saints have concentrated almost all their salary cap on the top 17 and don't have much to choose from beyond that and thus they will win more games at full strength but suffer more than us with injury.

There is not a lot to choose between any of the top 25 for the Broncos bar a few irreplaceable matchwinners like Gower, Dorn and Witt but we have an army of similar forwards.

So it was nicely poised with the bookies giving us a six point handicap.

We were missing nine players from those who would normally wear a jumper between 1-17:

(2) Colbon (4) Howell (9) Randall (11) Rodney (13) Clubb (14) Wheeldon (15) Channing (16) Melling (17) Grady

Saints were also missing nine players from those who would normally wear a jumper between 1-17:

(2) Gardner (5) Meli (7) Lomax (icon_cool.gif Perry (9) Roby (12) Wilkin (13) Manu (15) Flanagan (17) Wheeler

Also, both teams lost a winger to a match-ending injury in the first half

Very enjoyable and I thought Gower, Witt and Bailey were outstanding

Cheers
Rammo