Having watched a game with skill, speed, power aggression, a tense finish etc and THAT is your contribution.



I think that had Trinity not had a "rookie" winger and left centre, both playing their first rugby of 2019, it could have all been different. But, well played Warrington for exploiting that.

The comeback from Trinity in the last 20 mins was superb but, the Troll collective dont even acknowledge that.

Whilst most RL fans were enjoying the game certain posters on here were twitching to post some sanctimonious crap (again)



Perhaps you should ask some Wire fans about them not getting out of first gear because they were totally gassed at the end and lucky to hang on for the win.

Wire always seem to go to pieces when Daryl Clark and Chris Hill go off the field and seem to lose a lot of momentum. If those two are out with injuries for a while that team is going to struggle and an injury ravaged Wakey would have had a greater chance of beating them.



Remarkable turnaround from Wakey, instead of looking at a 50 point tonking managed to score more tries than Wire and they relied on Ratchfords boot in the end.

Are you sure about that, there is a "bigger picture" the top 3 teams will want to open up a points gap between the rest of the league to get that advantage in the top 5 play offs.



There is also the added bonus of the current top 3 beating the bigger clubs of Leeds and Wigan to keep them rooted near the bottom and out of harms way.

If St Helens want to finish top (and why wouldn't they?) they would want their nearest rivals to lose points.

The ideal is to make it a 3 horse race by mid season then think about the major rivals at the latter end of the season. Holbrook saw finishing top and the LLS as a failure last season so he wants to be more ready for the top 5 this season. As he already knows scoring more winning points in the table doesn't mean anything if you can't pick up the major prize.

Ok, so most St Helens supporters were hoping desperately for a Warrington win last night.

I stand corrected

Most of the ones on here were just creaming themselves, waiting for the chance to post some more anti Wakefield bilge





Seriously though, I'm pretty sure that they would have wanted to see Wire get beaten.

Surely, they would be happier with the top 2 pulling away from the rest than keeping the league as a 3 horse race.



Right now, getting to Easter and being in a position to secure a decent play off spot will be the primary objective of most sides in SL.

Oh look another "wah wah Troll", just because I dont agree with what someone posted. How utterly original.



Of course I wanted Warrington to lose as there is daylight between us 2 and the rest of the league but Im not going to put them down for winning and try and claim some sort of moral victory because they only won by 2 points.



There is a "W" next to their name, not a "W, but they only won by 2 LOLZ"



Its a mark of a champion team, being able to play badly and still win.

No-one asked you to do anything troll face.

Your opinions count for zero, you are just an irritating troll, and you know it.



Did you get banned as Lebron James for trolling this forum or did you just forget your password?

Fantastic effort from Wakey getting back into that game and nearly sneaking it at the end. I thought it was setting up for a Brough drop goal in Golden Point. It just shows that they have built a decent squad to be able to cover the injuries and compete well. As far as Warrington not getting out of 1st gear - don't make me laugh, they were clinging on at the end. But, I do agree with good teams can play badly and still find a way to win. Warrington were fantastic in the first half, but just managed to hold on in the end. But, a W is a W and you move on. I'm still backing Wakey to make the 5 though.

Good Assessment.

Despite losing we can take heart from that game and move on.

Credit to Wakefield they never put their cue on the rack .

Not many teams would have comeback like that .