I agree with all above except the 3rd point, we've got to stop knocking these guys IMO they gave 100%

can't fault any players today from both sides, every single player was fully committed, great game i will remember for a long time.

Check the stats mate. Looked pretty even in the fowards to me. No way did saints boss the forwards and nether did Wigan.

Did you watch the game ?


(Won't let me put Link for stats for some reason)

The stats are about even but they don't tell you the full picture. The big difference between the two sets was Wigans physicality in defence. It was punishing and it had to be due to the size difference.

That's what I'm saying mate. I'm actully sticking up for Wigan here. I'm replying to a post suggesting our pack "bossed" the game.

Yeah I got that. I can't understand how anybody could think the Wigan forwards were dominated. We have some issues with our timing in attack and last play options but the forwards were superb.

It should be an entirely different game at LP with players from both sides back on board.

Its probably the same people who thought Brisbane dominated us.

Quick glance of the stats and Clubb was great in defence. Something like 33 tackles and one miss.

His carries was poor. Only 7 carries and avg gain if 4.7m which isn't great Imo. His ball carrying is on par with lazy Mose.

He doesn't like work does he, particularly in his own 20.

btw I thought LMS was superb for Saints yesterday, far and away your best player.

Like someone said, Farrell put in a mammoth effort yesterday. Seemed to take so many hit ups and was a rock in D. Special note to Dan Sarginson whose work goes unnoticed sometimes, he continually took the hard runs e.g. in his own 20 and made good yards with his footwork and strength. I know centres are often judged on their attacking flair (he was the only guy to make a clean break in 2nd half) but his work for the team was vital yesterday. Top effort

I thought Mose first spell he did well. He tipped the momentum saints way and I think he put few of the Wigan pack off their game as they was hunting him.

He doesn't like the tough work and that's my big frustration with him. We will have Walmsley and Amor taking it in twice in a set and getting smashed in our own 20m zone while he walks back. To many times are other players doing his work.

However, when he's on his game and up for it, he's a very good prop.