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Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 8:51 am

Bigpev

International Chairman

Joined: Feb 27 2002
Posts: 6769
Location: Lording it up in Wardley

Bloody awesome, right now for Celtic, the win is now History lets go and get our first double of the season and match on to the top 8

BELIEVE

Holts Sweet Holts
Never Drink on an Empty Head
BIGPEV THE ONLY MAN TO GET A REAL INJURY AT THE STOOP

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Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 8:58 am

wire-quin

Player Coach

Joined: Jan 23 2006
Posts: 7392
Location: Looking for a coach that can coach

Seems you played well.

Were Saints at full strength- bizarrely they have struggled at Celtic away and lost at Salford away.

Mac out!

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Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 9:08 am

Jaymc9

Player Coach

Joined: Apr 13 2007
Posts: 1047

wire-quin wrote:Seems you played well.

Were Saints at full strength- bizarrely they have struggled at Celtic away and lost at Salford away.

Maybe they take it too easy and expect to win. Teams like us and celtic will raise there games against teams like saints and leeds etc. Last night we just got in there faces and didn't let them play the flowing rugby they usually do. Yes they were missing cunningham, pryce and gidley but you can only beat whats in front of you.

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Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 9:08 am

cherrydevil

Player Coach

Joined: Apr 25 2009
Posts: 467

Prestwich Red wrote:Posted on another thread but well...
I never saw that coming
From 1 to 17 immense tonight.
Myler who needs him :lol:

Special mention to the youngsters out there Walton,Sidlow,Adamson and the star Ratchford all came through the academy(well Sidlow was there for a year :wink:

)
What a difference having a actual winger out there and I thought he had a great game.
Goulding must be signed up and Henry continues to impress.
The pack were straight in Stains faces tonight, and even the scapegoat had not a bad game, not great but a improvement, apart from being a t1t right in front of the ref.
It's great to beat the plastic scousers.
I am now opening my third can of Strongbow :DRUNK:

I would second all of that, well said :CLAP:

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Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 9:12 am

GAZCABS

Player Coach

Joined: Feb 28 2009
Posts: 137
Location: LITTLEBOROUGH

Fantastic what a performance lets hope we can push on consistency is the key

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Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 9:52 am

Red Joldsworth

Player Coach

Joined: May 03 2008
Posts: 154

Thought Luke Swain was outstanding! Pisses me off when I read the paper this morning and says Saints had an understrgength team. Sorry but what did we have? we was missing myler, turner, talau, white, parker fitzy, sibbit albeit theyre not the same quality as saints injured but just as important to our team as they are to theirs! Fantastic from beginning to end and to think of the average age of our squad,

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Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 10:25 am

daves

Club Coach

Joined: May 04 2005
Posts: 2182
Location: Behind and sometimes in the Mill House.

Thanks for saving that performance for us :lol:

I didn't much enjoy watching Saints play last night but certainly enjoyed the Reds performance.We were out enthused all over the field,your defense was excellent,your attack was faster and more fluent than ours and you kicked us to death throughout the match.
Great performance,great win.Damn that Shaun McRae. :wink:

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Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 10:43 am

Iain

Moderator

Joined: Dec 22 2001
Posts: 7760
Location: Prestwich - the original heart of Salfordshire

chrismum wrote:It was jammy as hell. :lol:

Even if we buy the "I was aiming for the post" thing wilshere pretty much dropped the ball into his hands. really thought he had blown it. But I couldn't actually care less if it was jammy or not. We deserved the rub of the green tonight.

I was stood behind where he kicked it, directly in line with him and the post, and I'd reckon he 100% aimed for the upright.

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Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 11:00 am

Teddington Red

Player Coach

Joined: Jul 22 2007
Posts: 83
Location: Rossendale

The Head Coach has exceeded all expectations in his first year back in SuperLeague.
Give him the credit,please.

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Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 11:13 am

SaintsFan

Club Coach

Joined: Jul 22 2008
Posts: 16170
Location: Somewhere other than here

Teddington Red wrote:The Head Coach has exceeded all expectations in his first year back in SuperLeague.

Way, way back on here when people were wanting to lynch McRae I suggested that he wasn't the problem, but it was your players. Your players are playing now and they have gotten themselves sorted defensively on the whole (which is where they needed sorting). McRae is a good coach and you'll do well under him so long as your blokes play. You played us off the park last night.

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