After watching the game on tv tonight i have to admit the players Saints had tonight and fans seem to be the most badly behaved that i have seen! Every referee decision was booed, 2 Saints players where sin binned and the one was sent off started to kick off with the ref and refused to leave the field and then some fans wanted to murder the Leeds Manager after the game! Are they the worst losers in British RL of what? Saints fans think they can have there way in every game and when things do not go there way the players and fans seem to want blood

Disgusting behaviour from both players and fans . It just shows they aren’t used to decisions going against them .

Arrogant when they win,sh*thouses when they lose-typical stains fan (not all)

Very very strange behaviour from both players and fans. A meaningless game in March.



Personally I’d have given the penalty for a shoulder charge but can understand why it wasn’t given.



The Hurrell shoulder to the head was an absolute shocker IMO.



Soft defence cost Saints that game.



The fans trying to attack Smith was so funny, I’m glad Jenna called them out.

A combination of drink and a sense of grievance.



I thought both yellow cards were harsh, and the red one should have been yellow.



But to go on the pitch and confront people is the sign of a total idiot, and idiots come out of the woodwork when a team has success.

Saints have always been sore losers

Didn’t see much of what’s gone on but noticed Welsby running in and trying to ref the game again, when Walters put a shot on someone. Good to see him penalised for it.

Does Paul Wellens have control of his team?



Based on last night you would have to say no.



Despite gifting Saints points and field position, Leeds wouldn’t go away and Welsby, Sironen and a few others decided to take matters into their own hands.



Perhaps they missed the calming influence of Roby but they were beaten by a poor Leeds side.



In short, they lost the plot.

Welsby is a fantastic player but the ego might become a problem.



You can be sure he wouldn't have been as brave getting in the face of Walters a few years ago when throwing a punch wasn't an automatic ban for a couple of months.

They have a few players who just decide that when they think something is a penalty, they will stop the game by pushing and shoving and running in. They did it against us on a couple of occasions last year. When Liam Moore is referee he is played like a fiddle, so it was good to see Kendall not fall for it. It’s little wonder they’ve complained about him in the past and Liam Moore seems to be reasonably popular.

In all honesty I think it stems from ego. Its not really a criticism - if you win four titles and a WCC you obviously have a right to think highly of yourself. But perhaps after beating Penrith and playing a Leeds side that everyone was expecting would be beaten heavily there was a sense of incredulity that the game was even in the balance. That's what led to the brain explosions from the players and fans for me.



If you actually look at the supposed 'shoulder charge' without seeing what you want to see it's clear that there is no rotation of the body to lead with the shoulder and the left arm is around the body of the attacker. The players and fans latched on to it to try and attribute the defeat to external factors.

I think it was really poor from St Helens. They deserved everything they got and were pretty grubby throughout the game. I don’t know if it was fatigue, tactical or just players losing self control. It’s all about composure, we’ve been guilty of losing composure in the past (and I’m sure we will do again), in a way it was nice to see them do it too.



If Welsby doesn’t go flying in they would have ended up with a penalty not Leeds. There were quite a few late shots, something all the players know has been clamped down on, yet they kept doing it.



Hurrell’s red was as blatant as they come. A few years ago it would have been yellow, but today it’s a text book red. Shoulder charge, Direct contact with the head and late. People will say he he’s not that kind of player and didn’t intend it but he had the opportunity to start to turn and follow the play, he chose to stand his ground and put the shoulder in.



As for that small section of fans, appalling behaviour. Well done to (can’t remember her name) for calling them out. Wilkin wasn’t any better either.