Ok, I posted yesterday saying that if we won there would be no gloating from me, and there isnt at all, enjoyed the game... However the one thing that saddened me was Eastmond at the end, your support on the whole stayed to clap the team off as they deserved (they put everything into it), I noticed Eastmond trotting off down the tunnel. That is a poor show, hope the situation is sorted soon, as he is doing nobody any favours..



Look forward to the next Wire Sts match they are always classics!

Never really meant anything to me other than it was a streak. It was more funny than anything else.

I'm just relieved they've finally won!

I always thought when we lost to them it would feel alot worse than it did. I was expecting a tirade of abuse and gloating from the Wire lot but it only came from a few people. I too felt relief last night that the run was ended. I'm just glad it didn't end at KR, I think that will always play on the Wire fans mind, even if they try and convince us otherwise.

Are we now talking about the 1 game winning streak ??

Thanks to Keith Swiftcorn for the stats on that winning streak.



[uSAINTS v WARRINGTON[/u

Last 44 meetings – Saints 41, Draw 2, Warrington 1, since Sep 1995

Last 23 meetings at Knowsley Road – Saints 23, Draw 0, Warrington 0, since Jan 1994

Average Score in Last 23 meetings at KR – Saints 44 Warrington 16

All Meetings at Halliwell Jones Stadium – Saints 11, Draw 0, Warrington 0

Amount of Games Unbeaten – 29 Games, since Apr 2001

Winning Streak – 22 games, since Jun 2003

Last 30 seasons – Saints finished highest in League 29 times, Warrington finished highest 1 time

Consecutive seasons finished highest in the League – 17, since 1993-94

Trophies Won in Last 20 seasons – Saints 20, Warrington 2

Are you sure you're not a Wigan fan? Phil Clarke in disguise.

You know, it's a fact during this year's Super League that McClennan has been able to post those facts more than any other poster and when you are able to post those facts more than your opponents you are going to put yourself into a very good chance of success. It's what makes McClennan such a tough poster.

Anyone feel a mild sense of relief? We now don't have to go into the Warrington games with any big records to uphold and the players will no longer have to carry the burden of the record on their backs? We are now free to lose to Warrington whenever and wherever we like.

...And there was me thinking that the present was more important than the past, how wrong can one person be.

I was thinking exactly the same thing.