We were the first team to beat our home buddies the Wire at their new staduim, very doubtful this time I thiink (with out Bed Partners) but who knwos eh (fingers crossed) I just hope its not as close as the first time we played them in super league, it realy was a nail biter (twitchy pants moment) he. (and no flares this time homies please) xx

That was all wires crossed. Someone said, "we're in st helens, it's still 1970, you need to blend in, don't forget your platform shoes and flares" and then there's the inevitable mix up.

Easy mistake!

Does anyone know how many tickets you have sold for the friendly at Langtree Park, I believe the crowd will be limited to 10,000 for this game and I am curious to see how many tickets we gave to Widnes?

Really can't see Widnes bringing anymore than half a mini bus full to your place for the friendly.

They'll probably bring one or two more for the league game there like.

The Clown is back again.

I'd imagine Widnes will provide you with 1000 or so speccies, maybe more. I doubt many of them will buy tickets beforehand, unless this is a requirement?

the guy clearly needs to get a girlfriend.

I think his brain thinks we are Crusaders in disguise, and is probably a virgin.

Friday 13th - don't be unlucky!


The Friday 13th ticket deadline for the Saints versus Vikings game on Friday 20th January is looming.

Given this game is being used as a test-run for certification purposes at Langtree Park the overall attendance has been restricted. The Vikings only have a limited number of tickets available for this annual Karalius Cup fixture and any not purchased from the Vikings Superstore by 3.00pm on Friday 13th January will be returned to St. Helens and consequently freed-up for their own supporters.

Please be aware, this is a ‘Ticket Only' event and there will be no pay at the turnstiles facility or ticket buying opportunity at Langtree Park on Friday 20 January, so act now...or miss out!


FROM THE WIDNES VIKINGS WEBSITE

Saints have now advised that Widnes haven't taken up all their allocation of tickets and so more Saints fans can purchase tickets for the match. Good job really since we'd pretty much sold out our own allocation. The limit is 12,000.

Sad that more Vikings didn't want to join us, especially as the match is in memory of a great player for both our teams.

A fair few Widnes fans have been put off by the price (and having to purchase in advance) I believe. Demand probably would have picked up nearer the game but understandable Saints will take them back to sell to demand.