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Sat 24th Sept: SLGF: St Helens v Leeds Rhinos KO 18:00 (Sky)

John Drake

By John Drake
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Who will win?  

84 members have voted

  1. 1. Who will win?

    • St Helens by 13 points or more
      13
    • St Helens by 7 to 12 points
      24
    • St Helens by 1 to 6 points
      5
    • Leeds Rhinos by 1 to 6 points
      26
    • Leeds Rhinos by 7 to 12 points
      15
    • Leeds Rhinos by 13 points or more
      1

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Hemi4561

Hemi4561

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7 minutes ago, Dave T said:

Martin's actions lifted him and dumped him. The only thing that stopped that being worse was Lomax putting his arm down. 

Absolutely illegal. And rightly so. 

Martin's action was to tackle in a copy book manner, the risk of serious injury in this type of tackle is far less than in a lot of the chest/head swings that result in HIA assessments. You obviously disagree, but this type of tackle is without intent to injure, unlike the wild swings, or chicken wings, so to me is part of the game. 

 


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JohnM

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There is no doubt that St Helens achievement in winning so many GFs consecutively something really special in our game.

They have the speed, power, intensity, physicality that England must display if we are to beat teams like Australia.

That does not mean to say I must like St Helens, though.

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EastLondonMike

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Leeds just look a bit lost when close to the Saints line. They're just a bit too frantic.

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LeeF

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13 minutes ago, dkw said:

What was the ankle twist by Austin, I don't remember seeing it but just got a message of a mate to say he was lucky to get away with it.

On Lomax in the first half. Wasn’t seen by the Match Officials & not replayed by Sky

RSN

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James Roby seems to be absolutely everywhere, his fitness levels at his age are an absolute joke.

Damien

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Just now, RSN said:

James Roby seems to be absolutely everywhere, his fitness levels at his age are an absolute joke.

Easily still the best English hooker. If only he'd change his mind about the World Cup.

dkw

dkw

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2 minutes ago, RSN said:

James Roby seems to be absolutely everywhere, his fitness levels at his age are an absolute joke.

Especially when you think back to him almost having to pack in due to injuries. 

That's a great kick, easy to hit it too hard in that situation in a final.

Just Browny

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What about the crossing before he kicked it?

I can confirm 30+ less sales for Scotland vs Italy at Workington, after this afternoons test purchase for the Tonga match, £7.50 is extremely reasonable, however a £2.50 'delivery' fee for a walk in purchase is beyond taking the mickey, good luck with that, it's cheaper on the telly.

gingerjon

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That's probably the game.

Better get on with counting the empty seats.

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Futtocks

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Dave T

Dave T

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14 minutes ago, Hemi4561 said:

Martin's action was to tackle in a copy book manner, the risk of serious injury in this type of tackle is far less than in a lot of the chest/head swings that result in HIA assessments. You obviously disagree, but this type of tackle is without intent to injure, unlike the wild swings, or chicken wings, so to me is part of the game. 

 

He intentionally lifted the player off the ground. 

Exiled Wiganer

Exiled Wiganer

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4 in a row, and multiple LLSs. And that’s with a fair amount of injuries this year. Coming into the season I couldn’t see any reason to think we’d see new champions before 2024, and that’s certainly the way it’s looking. Great for Saints, worrying times for non Saints fans. 

johnh1

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3 minutes ago, DavidM said:

Can you run right round your own man then take an advantage ?

Salford had a try disallowed for that last week. Would have put us in front. All depends which team is doing the obstruction.

Fevrover

Fevrover

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2 minutes ago, Man of Kent said:

Chaos machine, is Welsby. Makes things happen. 

Game over. Saints too good. 

Saints worthy Champions despite the disaplinary farce.

Just Browny

Just Browny

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Just now, johnh1 said:

Salford had a try disallowed for that last week. Would have put us in front. All depends which team is doing the obstruction.

I feel like if the Leeds players had thrown their arms up it would have been spotted. 

Hardaker has had a class game for Leeds, and Bentley has stood up again. Sutcliffe has had the ball in space a few times and Saints are happy to watch him as he is ######.

I can confirm 30+ less sales for Scotland vs Italy at Workington, after this afternoons test purchase for the Tonga match, £7.50 is extremely reasonable, however a £2.50 'delivery' fee for a walk in purchase is beyond taking the mickey, good luck with that, it's cheaper on the telly.

Dunbar

Dunbar

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Liam Moore has been on screen a lot.  I am sure he is pleased he got a fresh wax especially for the big game.

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Hemi4561

Hemi4561

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2 minutes ago, Dave T said:

He intentionally lifted the player off the ground. 

No he did not, he tackled him around the hip area and the attacking players momentum provided the lifting force, simple physics. 

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