As some have pointed out Saints are down a fair few, yes so are we too, I'm not expecting a win BUT stranger things have happened!
ao in the unlikely event that somehow we beat saints on their own turf then what? carry on as we are and that somehow stays the execution in the minds of some (which admittedly wouldn't take much) and indeed Pearson?

It could end up being a great performance, we don't plod about the pitch like the Thursday debacle or am I really conjuring up a dream of fantastic proportions...

But you never can tell, we could win, so then what next?

The answer to the title thread is ..... We get 2 points

It's a great question. But not one to waste too long pondering I suspect. Saints pack is well-staffed. Their props are fit and will eat ours for breakfast.

we wont beat them

if we beat them and its a big if, it will only paper over the cracks at the club, the only good thing will it will hopefully install a little confidence in the players!

After reading some of the posts since Thursday I get the impression some fans will be happy if we get beat againsts saints ... Imo of course and not fact

HOUSE!!

Yep , I'd suspect Cunningham & co will simply play to their strengths and beat us at our own game .

no chance of a win, we don't score enough points. saints despite injuries and not scoring too many themselves in recent weeks will still have enough to win a lowish scoring game something like 18 - 6

IF we did beat Saints, it would mean very little if we didn't then go on to win at least 4 of our next 5. This is the point it has come to because of what has already gone.

So, that was that, I kinda saw it coming (it usually does when we're on our bare bones) and Widnes next, it won't actually gain us much ground even if we win and Widnes lose tonight, we'll jump one place..but I guess from small acorns.

Radford just mentioned you in his interview.

You can almost hear his disappointment at the result.

League position is largely insignificant at this stage. It's a bit of a cliche, but we just need to focus on getting some momentum going. The table will look after itself. The next 3 in particular are really important, and if we can win them all we will be top 8 with a little bit of breathing space, and in theory we will have had the toughest fixture list of anyone since we haven't played Wakey yet.