NOW THAT IS WHAT i CALL A POST !!!!
THAT IS THE CONFIDENCE WE SHOULD HAVE

I'm glad to see your still alive, good jod the samaritines helpline is free or that could have cost you a few quid.

Last time I saw anything like that was at The Boulevard against Wire.....We were 0 - 18 at half time......But still won.
BUT......as far as an exciting atmosphere and a comeback...
Wembley '85 against Wigan. OK we lost that one (cos we've never won there...as KR fans keep telling us LOL), but if only 'injury time' was played in RL....another three-five minutes more that day and our 'hoodoo' would've been shattered.
Anyway...enough of the past, thats what KR live in. Well Done FC, made my weekend complete. It was a pleasure witnessing the red and white regulars in Pelican trying not to mention rugby LOL

when was the last time that any saints team surrendered a 20 point lead???

you can only beat whats infront of ye.

It was a fantastic comeback, but we put ourselves in the position of needing to come back with some poor first half play. Our defence at times looked absolutely woeful, our discipline was awful and our attack one-dimensional.

All credit to the boys for pulling it together in the second half, when we looked a different side. But if we are really going to be contenders we need to start playing for 80 minutes.

I think some credit needs to be given to St Helens for their first half play. The speed at which they throw the ball out wide was partly the reason why Whiting was left so exposed. Also, Cunninghams trade mark try. We are not he first (or last) side to be suckered by that.

With regard to comebacks, I can remember a cup game against London Bronco's in 2001 in which we were 16-0 down in the first 20 minutes. Then Jason Smith took hold of the game.

They did play well in the first half, but they were helped enormously by the amount of possession we coughed up, the number of stupid penalties we gave away and our sliding defence not sliding.



You could see that one coming a mile off. Again, our defence was poorly organised and he took advantage.

The second half was a much better display and the biggest positive for me was our mental strength. It would have been easy for the team to collapse and be on the wrong side of a hammering, and this would indeed have been the case in the not too distant past.

Agree with that, and I don't think Whiting can be blamed for the tries we shipped in. The fact that they had so much ball in decent field position together with our defence being far too compressed were the main causes of their first half tries.

Great fight back, support was great to no thanks to one Mr B who did his best to give Saints it on a plate in first half some very funny high shoots called against the team