Just got back home from the match & what a game it was. From 1 through to 17 the team played so well.
Once we learnt to just play our set of six out instead of attempting the "Miracle Offload" on the first tackle, we looked pretty much in control. This was despite the best efforts of the Officials to give the game to Wigan. I can thankfully say this without it sounding like "Sour Grapes" as we won the match.
Sorry Micky B but for the last 2 games the officials have been very poor.
Talking to the players after the game, they seem so tight & full of belief for the rest of the season.
COYB

I ask the same question, what about the penalties we got? Were they all justified?

Whilst I thought the team all played well, as a team, I agree about Lovell, he may not make the yards he should but he did put in a shift in the pack and in the centre and talked exceptionally well. Abdul controlled the game really well in the second half, Dixon is transformed under the high ball and his speed is such an asset, - he did everything right. Walker, I suspect we will lose him at the end of the season, he is so good - brilliant under the high ball, brave, tackles and has pace - the big boys will be queuing up to get his signature.

One of the best days of rugby I have had for years! Well done to the coaches and the players made me a very happy bunny.

Wigan were disappointing though? One paced, no variety? Jarrod was poor, but the just played one man rugby!

Well done London, any team which beats Wigan will have had to earn it.

It’s nice to see Dixon confident under the high ball. Walker agree was very good. Abdul’s kicking today much much better than last week.
Wigan off colour? Or shut down andnot allowed to play? Bit of both, I think they came down expecting a walk in the park.

Well that was unexpected!

Outside of the first 20 minutes, where we looked overawed, I thought we played really well - tackled well, ran hard, kicked intelligently, got some momentum behind us and played on the front foot. Agree with the earlier comments re Dixon, Abdull, Cunningham, and Lovell's tackling. And, of course, Walker's fantastic display at the back.

Shout outs to Battye for his hard work (uninterrupted opening 40!), Yates for his defensive work (2 fantastic consecutive tackles on our own line late in the first half), and young Butler coming off the bench and really getting stuck in. It's not often you see someone making his SL debut who so gleefully and successfully gets into Sean O'Loughlin's face. Loved it!

Time away has done butler some good he has bulked up a little bit.

So how long were they singin their 'That's why we're champions' song for yesterday?
LOL!

Was Ian Lenagan in attendence?

And I am over the moon at the result, was not expecting that!! We need 7 more wins to secure consolidation.

Oh my god Gutters, you are so exhausting. You are exactly like a Sr Stakeholder of a project I am on where he really does'nt want the project to go live, and just sends us into the weeds at every opportunity.

1. did you work on the Leave campaign during the EU referendum?
2. Are you the Sr Stakeholder I am referring to on a project in Sydney?
3. Can you just go back to doing caption competitions on this forum again? you used to be all about the music then.

Man!!!! you have become boring.

I remember thinking it was a pretty lame effort from the Wigan player who was potentially in a position to get across and cover tackle Dixon. Having watched the highlights I see that was Sammut.