That is rubbish !! it was a close game yesterday because of the conditions and so if you beat harlequins 82-6 it doesn't count in the play-off's where Warrington haven't got the bottle !! Catalan have won more play-off game's than you and you have been in the super league longer so does that make Catalan better than you in the play-off's ????

Can you please translate into the English language?

It is in English or can't you read ??

so, what's your problem

At least we play entertaining rugby league so do saints unlike yourselves who bore teams off the pitch with your constant lying on at the play the ball and O'Loughlin clamping the ball as the third man. YAWN!!!!!!!

My sentiments exactly. A poor defensive showing from both sides.

Deano G, if you keep saying we are weak psychologically, will it come true?

Yeah, we're so boring that we get crowds almost every week that wouldn't fit into your ground, oh and we're reigning champions. Maybe that should be a new song; "we're only here 'cos it's boring, here 'cos it's boring".

You [ican[/i be boring and successful, you know. I don't think anyone is suggesting they are mutually exclusive. Some of us just like our rugby entertaining, and games between Saints and Wire have been entertaining for a long time due to playing a similar style of open rugby.

Winning is never boring.

If we beat you 1-0 at your place in the cup i'll be made up and far from bored. The rugby that Wire have played this year has been very entertaining and your a brilliant side but if you don't win anything on the back of it i'm sure you'd all swap it for a scrappy Grand Final win.

As for Saints entertaining rugby I didn't see much of that last week. I suppose it's our fault for defending too well and not letting them play? If they're that good and entertaining it wouldn't matter how good our defence was.

At the end of the day teams play to different tactics and with different styles and theres no right or wrong way to earn success. If you can do it by racking up cricket scores every week then great but the bottom line at the end of the day will be the trophies and you'll always be remembered for those more so then the style you adopted to win them.

Oh I know, but thanks for the heads up. You'll have enjoyed the grand final last year then? Sometimes good, strong defence is equally as good to watch as long risky passes and running plays. Wigan showed last year that a cruel defence can go a long way to winning the league, and I found it bloody entertaining!

wigan had the perfect blend last year, they sucked the life out of teams in defence and then tore them apart in attack. For me gleesons try in the grand final was one of the best I have seen in a grand final, we played expansive rugby all through last season as was shown by us scoring most points in the league.

Spot on. We scored 8 tries v Hudds, they scored 2 tonight. The tries we scored were far from boring to watch. What planet are some people on?

Here' is a theory. We can't break the cap because its live so with that not an option we have to be boring.

To say that was boring is a bit daft, there was a 10 minute spell (first 10 of the 2nd half) in which it was just 5 drives and a kick rugby and that's it.

Great Thread Gents - comical, deluded among many other things.

The OP seems to have vanished though, is he ok?

In all seriousness, it was a great game especially for the conditions, and Saints played far better than they did last week. Warrington should have put the game away before HT, but it was a test to muster up another big effort in the 2nd Half, and a test which many former Wire sides would have failed.

As for the high shots - I've watched the game over, and overall it was a very technical game. Both sides making alot of head contact, plenty of 'facials' on the floor, and Holding Down (Saints). But I'd put that down generally to the conditions and it being a heated game.

Yes it was a great night, but the League Table will be decided over the coming weeks/months, and most probably at the HJ when you roll into town.

Best of Luck for the rest of the season, and see you on the 23rd July.