indeed. it would be nice to be at home, but I dont think that it makes that much difference where it is played. The best team on the day will win the game, regardless of where it is played.



It is likely anyway that both teams will meet in the Final Eliminator too.

I'd prefer to finish third myself. I don't want our lads risking yet more injury just so that we can play Wire at home. We have to play someone at home anyway so what's the point in getting all hyped up about it? So long as we beat Cas, I don't care. Let Warrington have second by 100 points if they want it!

They are either rough from being steaming all week celebrating, or Tony Smith is thinking that the game being home or away doesn't matter as much as your best players being fit and healthy for the run in. I'd probably go with the latter, and I would agree with him if so.

They will throw 40-50 on Quins IMO. Quins are horrible.

i think the play off system is a farce how can 2 teams play each other twice

I agree, the first Saints/Wire match will be a letdown wherever it`s played, top 6 play offs was the right amount.

Agreed, you would think beating a team once in a play off, would be enough.



An example Saints 80-0 Warrington first game, Saints 20-22 Warrington (Controversial Penalty) second game..........Warrington go through.

Like Saints would ever beat Warrington 80-0.

Serious question. Are you worried about having to face us, twice probably?



With our pathetic record against you in SL, you could be forgiven for relishing the game(s) to come, but how much doubt is there in your minds when you see the way we played against Leeds, whilst also knowing that our run HAS to come to an end at some point. That elimination semi final could be a proper nail biter and a fitting good bye (riddance in our case

) to Knowsley Road.

Wire by 50 still. The 4-5 players they will bring in will want to impress. Smart coaching.



Its a good idea leaving Lee Briers at home. If they let him breathe on any naked flames this week it could result in a nasty accident.

I can't speak for any other Saints fan but for myself I'm no more worried about meeting Wire once or twice in the playoffs than I am about meeting anyone else. Anyone and everyone could knock us out. After all, we are one of the few teams in the league to have lost to Catalans Dragons this season (oh, so are you!). We are perfectly capable of being beaten by all and sundry. However, we have also played small moments of magnificent rugby league and against you, Wigan and Leeds we have shown great heart, even when losing our halfbacks. So, basically, I fear everyone and no-one. It all depends upon which Saints turn up at each match and whether we can keep a halfback healthy for the duration. One is definitely out for the season (whatever some Saints fans are wishfully thinking) but fingers are crossed that Kyle doesn't go limping off again.