It’s been a tough old game for the Saints forwards so far. I can’t be bothered bagging the ref, we had enough of that last night. He’s been ok but I guess the Red Vee one eyed wonders can see now that sometimes they get the better of the decisions as well.

What are the protocols now regarding the failed HIA? They need to pass tests in the week don’t they to play next Friday? I could see LMS struggling with it on his best days.

He deserves to be bagged tho, simply because of the inconsistency. He gives a pen for a high shot on Catalan and then sends someone to the bin for the same offence. You see the shot ok Coote a million times during a game too.

I’m happy to just sit quietly and see what the Saints fans think. They had an opinion on every decision last night.

I can't believe Saints have sent LMS back out there. Something very sinister has gone on there and forced the medical teams decision after originally failing him. Clearly knocked clean out. Concussion potential. No medic in the world would have passed him.

Definitely jinxing it but not at all worried about this Saints team. No doubt they will be better next week but they really rely on penalties, of which Catalans are gifting them a lot.

Something very odd with it wasn’t there. Surely questions will be asked by the powers that be.

Surely you would be wanting to bring Graham back on instead of LMS

Thing is - It's LMS.

If it takes you 10 minutes to pass a 2 minute test when you're NOT injured, and it then takes you 11 minutes when you are, you're within tolerance for a pass.
Not exactly the sharpest tool, is he?

What's that saying?
"Where there's no sense, there's no feeling?"

Is Sam Tomkins still the best fullback in SL after this shocker Brian?

Have you seen Graham play this year? He’s awful.

I'd still be picking him above Scarsbrook

It's complicated and based on passing certain stages. The minimum time it takes is a week, but if you don't pass a certain stage then you stay at that stage so obviously it takes longer. I can't remember it exactly but it's things like 0 activity tomorrow. Walking about Sunday, light training Monday etc until day 7 is playing rugby. But if you get dizzy or whatever when you're walking about on Sunday then Monday would be walking about again and return to rugby would be Saturday.

I learned it years ago from a presentation so I'm sure I've grossly over simplified but that's the basics. It's a minimum of seven days but could be longer based on how he reacts during the week.

Saints players are absolute fannys, they hate getting tackled.