As you guys have already said, this is a really big game for both clubs. It's already starting to look like Hull, Saints and Catalans will be scrapping it out for 3rd and 4th, so someone will give themselves a big boost here.

I think the players we have returning just about swing it in our favour. Not only are Manu, Pritchard, Fonua, Tuimavave and Minichiello all important players, but they should all be relatively fresh having sat out on Monday. I'm not going to take anything for granted but I am confident of a result. I just hope we play with freedom and take the game to you rather than play to not lose like we seem to do too often. After the way the weekend went we shouldn't be lacking in confidence though.

Saints 20 - 30 Hull

Nice to see how your Academy products are coming through



Kinda puts our recruitment into perspective.

11 Hull lads in the team that beat Wire

Hello - coming over for this match, how much is entry on the night in the away stand?

£22.50 we paid to stand from the fc club shop!



maybe more expensive on the day, if so, saints officials should hang their heads in shame at those prices just to stand at a RL game, £18-20 would've been more reasonable

Isn't it £21 to go in the away end at Hull?

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You get a seat for that though (admittedly a lot of people predate to stand.

Tbh though who cares that much about a couple of quid? It's not like they're asking for £40. If you're that hard up that £2 is going to put you off you probably shouldn't have been going in the first place.

Good luck Saints.

I'm not bothering tonight (season ticket holder). I'm not enjoying going anymore. I find myself bored and wishing 80 mins Is over.

Last year and this year have been the most boring years I've seen from saints and I've been going aprox 28 years.

Kiss of death from a rovers supporter.

We should have won that game tonight, decent play for the first 37 mins until Wilkin decided a nothing kick on the 3rd tackle and then the annoying penalty to piggy back up the field for the Hull score. Wilkin was very poor on his decision making which carried on in the second half with our walking wounded.
Can't fault the effort to stay in the game when Hull gathered momentum frustrating end result though.

He's only 12 though!

You didn't miss much tonight mate. We were as bad with the ball as I've ever seen us.

I'm glad I never went lol

Useless t***s

Out played in every dept again. Hull looked like they wanted to score of every attack and that chip over the top could of been a great try for them. We're just poor at the moment and people laughed at Radford saying he was a poor coach, they looked 10 times better coached then we do at the moment.

Not being funny, I've not seen the game as I'm 1000's of miles away at the moment, but a loss by 1 point does not sound like we were outplayed. It sounds like as close as a game can get without it being a draw.

Obviously I'd prefer a Saints win and from the games I have seen we have been very hit and miss. But if they were 10 times better than us how did they only just sneak the game by 1 point?

Try Rugby Union, you will soon be back.

True words of a "Die Hard" not what mates who went said to me this morning lol

Quote ="jaybs"True words of a "Die Hard" not what mates who went said to me this morning lol'" Game of 2 halves we were much better in the first half and we actually threw the ball around more than normal, just struggled to compete in the 2nd half with all the walking wounded and poor discipline. Could have been a bigger margin of loss but we managed to stick in there. More or less agreed with KC's post match comment on this occasion for the first time this season. When you look at it, Hull playing with a bit of form not many injuries resting players ready for this game and Saints struggling for form with most of our strike players missing the result was a bit more bearable. Match stats more or less back that up. www.rugby-league.com/superleague ... port/12249

Quote ="jaybs"True words of a "Die Hard" not what mates who went said to me this morning lol'" Game of 2 halves we were much better in the first half and we actually threw the ball around more than normal, just struggled to compete in the 2nd half with all the walking wounded and poor discipline. Could have been a bigger margin of loss but we managed to stick in there. More or less agreed with KC's post match comment on this occasion for the first time this season. When you look at it, Hull playing with a bit of form not many injuries resting players ready for this game and Saints struggling for form with most of our strike players missing the result was a bit more bearable. Match stats more or less back that up. www.rugby-league.com/superleague ... port/12249

Quote ="Judder Man"Game of 2 halves we were much better in the first half and we actually threw the ball around more than normal, just struggled to compete in the 2nd half with all the walking wounded and poor discipline. Could have been a bigger margin of loss but we managed to stick in there. More or less agreed with KC's post match comment on this occasion for the first time this season. When you look at it, Hull playing with a bit of form not many injuries resting players ready for this game and Saints struggling for form with most of our strike players missing the result was a bit more bearable. Match stats more or less back that up. www.rugby-league.com/superleague ... port/12249'" What those stats points to imo, is that your forwards did a pretty good job, but your backs got exposed a bit.

Quote ="Judder Man"Game of 2 halves we were much better in the first half and we actually threw the ball around more than normal, just struggled to compete in the 2nd half with all the walking wounded and poor discipline. Could have been a bigger margin of loss but we managed to stick in there. More or less agreed with KC's post match comment on this occasion for the first time this season. When you look at it, Hull playing with a bit of form not many injuries resting players ready for this game and Saints struggling for form with most of our strike players missing the result was a bit more bearable. Match stats more or less back that up. www.rugby-league.com/superleague ... port/12249'" What those stats points to imo, is that your forwards did a pretty good job, but your backs got exposed a bit.

Spot on, we got a bit busted with Walsh, Dawson and Peyroux picking up knocks but stayed on the field. Also Wilkin make some poor options with kicks and reading defensive plays.

Quote ="Judder Man"Game of 2 halves we were much better in the first half and we actually threw the ball around more than normal, just struggled to compete in the 2nd half with all the walking wounded and poor discipline. Could have been a bigger margin of loss but we managed to stick in there. More or less agreed with KC's post match comment on this occasion for the first time this season. When you look at it, Hull playing with a bit of form not many injuries resting players ready for this game and Saints struggling for form with most of our strike players missing the result was a bit more bearable. Match stats more or less back that up. www.rugby-league.com/superleague ... port/12249'" We were definitely better in the first half, but I don't remember us throwing the ball around at all. I thought we regressed back to the drive-drive-drive-kick formula. If anything I thought we threw it around more in the second half when we realised the game was going their way, but as usual we did it in such an aimless fashion it was painful to behold.

Quote ="Judder Man"Game of 2 halves we were much better in the first half and we actually threw the ball around more than normal, just struggled to compete in the 2nd half with all the walking wounded and poor discipline. Could have been a bigger margin of loss but we managed to stick in there. More or less agreed with KC's post match comment on this occasion for the first time this season. When you look at it, Hull playing with a bit of form not many injuries resting players ready for this game and Saints struggling for form with most of our strike players missing the result was a bit more bearable. Match stats more or less back that up. www.rugby-league.com/superleague ... port/12249'" We were definitely better in the first half, but I don't remember us throwing the ball around at all. I thought we regressed back to the drive-drive-drive-kick formula. If anything I thought we threw it around more in the second half when we realised the game was going their way, but as usual we did it in such an aimless fashion it was painful to behold.