I think that was when the opposition player played the ball off the mark.

And even then, his understanding of the rule is wrong; clearly the words of a man who can see his tenure coming to an end - hence him going on to blame the loss on a young hb, instead of accepting responsibility himself.

As for the penalty try itself - there was absolutely no controversy about that; Miller was dead set to gather that and ground it, until the Saints lad tackled him off the ball. It was a clear cut penalty try, and no amount of moaning by Cunningham will change that.

Even the Sky team agreed it was a penalty try

Sorry I'll toe the line and make sure my opinion fits in with everyone elses

I'm not a moderator but I think you've crossed a line there cheshirecat, no need for such words. Think of State of Mind which we are trying to promote through the game. You don't know people's mental health.

We can agree to disagree (and I certainly disagree with some on here) but I think your attack back was too much.

No ive not mate ! I spend alot of time and money supporting my club! And when you have a tosspot like willzay who is alloud to slag off our club ,player, coaches, ex coaches who i dont think he as every seen, on a regulal basis.
Well someone is going have to tell the lifeless pillock how it is.

If those posts aren't a ban then at least we know the level thats allowed moving forward.

I'd lay off the whiskey if I was you.

Got to agree, bit harsh even though he is one of the most negative posters ever you shouldn't be saying things like you did Cheshire.

How to ruin my Saturday night.
I've edited the offending post

7 day temporary ban to cool off.
Too strong a reaction to a pretty tame opinion.

I remember that
He stood his ground and held his hand in the air and made it obvious to the ref that the player moved of the mark

He did it a couple of times

Real important we managed to get the win in the end...our three performances to date have definitely deserved it...and I think on balance of play we were the better team on the night quite comfortably!

Just don't like the opinion that the bad weather and poor conditions levelled it up and gave us a better chance because like others I think we'll be a far better side when we get some dry weather and pitches..

We've recruited really well IMO and if you look at our squad we're set to go well the better the weather...more pace in the backs than we've ever had...Johnstone, Jones-Bishop, Caton-Brown and Lyne can all shift and can all finish well....we've not only got size and power in the pack now but Fifita, Huby and England especially...all like an offload and we haven't been able to see much of that yet....we've got pace and agility in the pivots aswell with Miller and Wood...

Everything about us says we will be far better side when conditions are better...I think we'll be in for some cracking games this season with the squad we've put together...our strength may well be the mid point when injuries are kicking in at most teams because our depth is a lot better than many outside the club think!

Had the game been played in good conditions, Wakey may still have won, who knows, it didn't happen so give us a clue

I don't think we do Wakey a disservice by suggesting they were helped by the weather, its the same mud and e for both teams and if Saints can't win the game because of it, that's their failing.
On the night the superior game from Wakey quite rightly came out on top.
It ain't luck, it ain't an act of God, its preparation and ability and is just another string added to the bow that deserves to be applauded.