Neither side are unbeatable. If both teams turn up then it will be close, but my money would be on Saints, however, it is far more likely that we will have an off day than will Saints. We need to build some consistency, stop giving away stupid penalties and keep the team fit and refreshed - then we will have a chance. Failing to get the points against KR means that we are not in a position to rest players this week.

I think our best hope against Saints is that we have a great ,error free handling day & keep a lid on the penalties. We have seen it happen before on every occasion we have beaten Saints ,on the other hand we know what happens when our best game is left in the dressing room. I'm sure the boys are working on Plan A & ,hopefully, a Plan B.

Best hope?
I don't get it.
Let them worry about us. Our A game beats Saints.

Definitely best hope .We'll get tweeted otherwise.

Saints, or more specifically Holbrook, have made two major changes since last year that have given them an advantage.

One, Holbrook is now rotating his squad - something he refused to do last year which contributed to their failure.

Two, he binned off Richardson in favour of Fages.

Weaknesses were highlighted and resolved with surgical precision and zero emotion. A lesson worth learning.

And dont forget some great signings - particularly Coote for Barba - as well as Walmsley coming back.

Coote isn't half the player Barba was.... current MOS

I'll await until Coote terrorises teams like Barba.

Like he did to Warrington

One of my managers used to say you needed the 3 A's to succeed. Attitude,Aptitude and Ability. The most important one was Attitude, because you can have all the aptitude and ability in the world, but without the right attitude you will get nowhere. Watching London's attitude last night was a great illustration of that thinking. If we could combine the skills of Wire with the attitude of London,we would be untouchable.

Wasn't that win at the 4th attempt????

no just the first one that mattered.

That worked out well

It was the only game that really mattered.