Wasnt a forward pass by Leuluai either despite all.of the outrage. A lot of people dont seem to know what a forward pass actually is. Pause the twitter replay on 0.44 - you'll see it comes backwards out of Leuluai's hands - it doesnt matter if it ends up in front of the passer.

Terrific all round display - Saints with Walmsley likely still have the edge but it was great to see us so dominant and aggressive in that 2nd half. Dont think I'd be messing around too much with that 17 - bar maybe replacing Clubb with George Burgess if he can get somewhat fit.

https://youtu.be/aLthKUi8Bos Looking forward to this

https://youtu.be/aLthKUi8Bos Looking forward to this

Someone's broken redvee

Well I'm two minutes in and they've already blamed the pitch.

I'm convinced they switch it off whenever they lose?

Damn neutral grounds

1-Game kicked off late (at home)

2-The pitch (which they own)

Two excuses within 20 seconds

13 minutes in. Dirty wigan s

Then the classic “I don’t want to blame the ref ......but”

Anyone else sense that feeling of bitterness still lingers from Longy after we 'got rid of him' all those years ago.

"He's a grub on the pitch"

"I'd like to see us maybe putting some cheap shots in there"

Hmmmm

Before the wire game did he make a snide comment about Endacott? Possibly an in joke with Carney?

They were moaning about Kendall calling Amor offside in the build up to a try and how refs shouldn’t do that as it gives the attacking side an advantage. Roby has Made a career of jumping out of dummy half and taking advantage of players either offside or not square. Also spoke about the high shots from our side but seemed to overlook Bentley and Lees messing around at the play of the ball constantly.

Watched that garbage and really didn’t understand the pitch comment particularly given Saints were trying to play down the middle all night and we were playing the more expansive edge stuff.

If anything a heavy pitch helped Saints.

Saying refs shouldn’t call players offside? What was all that about? He blows a penalty they will be moaning he isn’t talking enough. Same for both sides.

Clueless the lot of them.

I felt the opposite at times. It felt weird after the game listening to him talk about Wigan wanting it more and how tough they’re bread in this town and thinking he was saying it with a bit of pride in his voice but that’s how it seemed. He’s clearly still got a lot of feeling for Saints but I didn’t think he went too far either way.

On the flip side we had another shambles of a performance from Terry O’Connor with the mic. Wigan either really miffed him off with a decision or he is going overboard not to sound bias but his commentary is pathetic. His constant negativity about decisions is grating.

He said pre match that Saints were his club.

There are loads of examples in sport of people switching alliegiance (Connolly doesn't support saints anymore, Carragher and Rush were Evertonians, Peter Reid a Liverpool fan) but I really couldn't see myself suddenly becoming a Saints fan just because I work for them.

I watched most but not all of the game (work gets in the way an awful lot these days) but my word what a performance. Probably the best I’ve seen in a few years. Our defence was utterly brutal throughout! We absolutely flattened them and were aggressive to the point were I thought Wane was back in charge. Out enthused then and made them make uncharacteristic errors. I don’t even think Walmsley would have made a difference tonight in all honesty

Lam had it spot on tonight with his tactics. Even as a Lam doubter I can’t deny what I’ve just seen.

Brilliant, brilliant performance. Bravo lads.

Only seen the game and post match, so tough to comment on anything else. I thought he came across ok. Not too biased towards Saints and whilst he sounds as thick as a barn door, you can clearly tell he has a rugby brain.

Outstanding from both teams.

Isa though, what an effort....made an absolute nuisance of himself all night, he’s just a machine.

I do think Walmsley is huge for Saints though, they just never seem the same without him especially now Graham is a shadow of himself.

Not good enough for Wigan apparently

I’ll admit I was stood in that camp at one time, placard and all. Well I’ve been proved wrong and happy to hold my hands up. Some (if not most) of his performances this season have been superb. Offensively and defensively he’s been ferocious and made a right menace of himself.

Isa must be horrible to play against. He gets in game mode, where his eyes are glazed over and I’m not sure he’s aware of what is going on around him at times. He sees a Saints shirt and wants to smash it and he’d run at a brick wall. Young forwards like Smithies and Bentley would be well served looking at him and how he plays. They’re both aggressive but some of the petulant nonsense they show is a waste of energy. Willie Isa will blow things up at times but it’s all done in a manner that helps you win a mental and physical battle and not some of the ridiculous play acting we saw from Bentley last night or Smithies still swiping out at people when tackled.

Spot on. Not the first player commentators and fans will mention but the sort of player every side needs. One small cog in the overall team but a vital one.

A player I’ve banged the drum about before but it’s great to see Bullock getting good game time now and growing into the role. His physical attributes are superb, tall, athletic, nice weight and build. This lad is now starting to show the ability and potential that the club saw in him. With Singleton as his partner in crime, it’s looking good as these two lead the line as we enter the final phase of the season.

That was a great psychological win last night. Yes, Saints are a very good side but they’ve lost five games now and six if you add in their Challenge Cup loss. The seed of doubt has well and truly been planted. There’s still work for us to do, to have a chance of winning the GF, and luck will play its part, but I reckon we have that mental edge now.

I was so deflated after the Leeds self final defeat but surely was the big kick up the aris that we needed. Come on Wigan, we can do it.

It was forward a mile , but should not even be mentioned as Wigan battered Saints and were deserving of a far bigger winning scoreline . I do not really rate Greenwood but the lad had a fine game last night . Walmsley makes a difference but that is the first time Saints have been tested for a while and they came up short .

Again - watch the replay and pause it at 0.44.