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| Considering the conditions it was a good,tough game, yes the handling wasn't brilliant especially from Hull , but both defences were superb,and the result was never secure until about 10 mins to go..Thought Bentham reffed it really well .Charnleys chase back to deny the try was the game breaker ,Matty smith,Lockers and Taylor were our three stand out players..We've won the cup and thats all that matters..i have never been a fan of Shaun Wane , but i have to congratulation him today and say that he got it spot on
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| Agree, especially about the Charnley moment.
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| Congratulations to Wigan and their fans today.
In terms of celebrating mediocrity, you've all managed to out-do Leeds and all that regular season tripe they serve up prior to winning SL titles from 5th.
Worst. Final. Ever.
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| It was never going to be the greatest spectacle ever with those conditions, and I guess we had to play tactically well enough to suit the conditions. Matty Smiths kicking game was the difference at times. Throwing the ball about like theres no tomorrow would have only lead to even more knock ons.
If the scoreline had been the other way around I bet no one would be complaining.
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| Quote Robbo="Robbo"It was never going to be the greatest spectacle ever with those conditions, and I guess we had to play tactically well enough to suit the conditions. Matty Smiths kicking game was the difference at times. Throwing the ball about like theres no tomorrow would have only lead to even more knock ons.
If the scoreline had been the other way around I bet no one would be complaining.'"
Correct. I suspect all those that are complaining would prefer a 42-38 scoreline or similar.
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| Not sure if anyone dissing the final has ever played rugby in torrential rain before...
Yes there were errors and it got worse in the second half, but up to half time it was a good game - close scoreline with defences on top. We never really had to work hard for it as Hull bombed most of their half-chances. And, if Charnley hadn't made that try-saver, then who knows...
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| Quote William Eve="William Eve"Congratulations to Wigan and their fans today.
In terms of celebrating mediocrity, you've all managed to out-do Leeds and all that regular season tripe they serve up prior to winning SL titles from 5th.
Worst. Final. Ever.'"
If celebrating winning the cup is celebrating mediocrity then what is the excuse for fans of every team celebrating a regular season win? Why do they even bother watching? Top 8 in the playoffs celebrates mediocrity, celebrating winning the cup is celebrating greatness...in this case for the 19th time.
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| Quote Geoff="Geoff"Correct. I suspect all those that are complaining would prefer a 42-38 scoreline or similar.'"
I would have preferred both teams holding onto the ball a bit better tbh. There was a period of about 15mins in the second half when neither team completed a set.
It's not great seeing a scrum every other minute.
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| Quote Dave26="Dave26"If celebrating winning the cup is celebrating mediocrity then what is the excuse for fans of every team celebrating a regular season win? Why do they even bother watching? Top 8 in the playoffs celebrates mediocrity, celebrating winning the cup is celebrating greatness...in this case for the 19th time.'"
Thanks for proving my point.
Too easy.
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| Personally I enjoyed the game.
Thought it was a good example of grinding out a win in difficult conditions and a low scoring game (apart from the last minute try making the margin wider).
If Wigan had ripped them a new bumhole like you did London in the semis, people would have complained about that too.
Wigan fans should stick two fingers up at the knockers and celebrate the win IMO.
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| Congrats on your win but....it was awful, absolutely dire from both teams -Wigan did enough to win the game without actually playing well and creating anything but boy the final hooter was a huge relief !!
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| Shocking advert for RL in this country.
From the coverage by the BBC to the reffing of the game.
No skill on show today and can`t think where those brutal hits were.
Must have missed that bit.
As for playing in poor conditions it never stopped Leeds and Saints putting on a good game that had the skill factor and the big hits.
Congratulations on winning the CCF again.
It`s not as if you had an easy run this time.
On a serious note as a leeds fan I would love to have seen us win the CCF and a win is a win however you achieve it.
Still thought it was a poor game though 
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