: Fri Apr 10, 2009 10:12 am  

Paul Youane wrote:

If Trent Barrett was still at Wigan they would have won last night.

Saints gave Wigan so much ball in good field position last night it was a sin not to beat them; no matter how good Saint's goal-line defense was.

and if my aunty had a set she'd be my uncle

Truth is Wigan are a spent force (not saying we are any better at the moment) but you look at the team and it looks distinctly average

: Fri Apr 10, 2009 10:33 am  

JWP wrote:

I totally agree, said the same myself last night.

aye, he's well known for tearing us apart.

: Fri Apr 10, 2009 10:45 am  

saintc wrote:

aye, he's well known for tearing us apart.

May be not but neither are Saints well known for throwing the ball straight into touch on their own 10m line from the base of a scrum.

The amount of invites Saints gave to Wigan last night, coupled with the apparent lethargy in your attack, I just think with a bit of guile Wigan should and would have scored enough to win the game.

End of the day they didn't and I for one am thankful for that. No matter what Saints, Leeds, Bradford or whomever win they will never be more dis-liked (possibly even hated) by myself than even the current, distinctively mediocre Wigan team/club is.

: Fri Apr 10, 2009 11:33 am  

Paul Youane wrote:

If Trent Barrett was still at Wigan they would have won last night.

Saints gave Wigan so much ball in good field position last night it was a sin not to beat them; no matter how good Saint's goal-line defense was.

If Gleeson was playing for them they would of won.

: Fri Apr 10, 2009 11:52 am  

Paul Youane wrote:

If Trent Barrett was still at Wigan they would have won last night.

Saints gave Wigan so much ball in good field position last night it was a sin not to beat them; no matter how good Saint's goal-line defense was.

Trent who? Sam Tomkins is the new King.