There was passion in that performance tonight in spite of all the injury adversity with Kelly and Ckarkson.



Lost our shape and discipline in the second half and failed to complete our sets. Looks like we will struggle to put 17 out next round at Widnes.



ONE MAJOR ISSUE FOR ME. A section of about 40 very drunk and rowdy Saints fans (some as young as 14) all stood up and singing non stop throughout the game had been put in amongst season pass holders in North Stand, Block C. They were abusive, vile, disrespectful, unruly, provocative, they threw beer at our fans including some young children, some were smoking and IMO they warranted ejection.



The stewards were inert and useless, despite multiple complaints. There were a lot of disgruntled Rovers fans, whose enjoyment of the game was spoiled by these louts, who have no right to be referred to as genuine RL fans.



I will be complaining to the club to take action and report their actions to the St Helens club and to ensure our ticketing idiots have a rethink for future games.



I'm upset for my team, but angry that the game was ruined for us in this way.

Could be. Though we managed a point against Cas at home.



Was it damp under that stone you hid under for a year.

Mrs B not on this forum so why are you? Is it your goal this year to prove on every forum across rl fans that you are a bell end?

Yes Boudebza 8 matches for looking at Kelly's hamstring

I was in block C of North Stand and completely agree with this and I to will let the club know that having to put up with behaviour like this is unacceptable.

I have no problem with raucous passionate support but this lot were aggressive, obnoxious, provocative drunken idiots more intent on goading Rovers fans than watching the game.

Just seen the Shaw no try, terrible decision from Child. Not sure it would have changed the result but we should have turned around 10-12 points ahead and that could have been a winning lead.

We were in that section. They were drunken adolescents. They made you feel like you hoped one of them had Ebola.



Some sober pleasant ones amongst them.



The stewarding was awful. So was the officiating.



Our props outplayed their more illustrious counterparts. Tilse and Walker were good. Lawler could be a find for the back row.



Rovers were in charge until Kelly went off. He was back to exciting to watch again.



Green doesn't like Burns. A perfect uppercut suggested so. One more of those and the fight was over.



Burns is an oaf and in his vernacular a grub.



Roby changed the game. He's a fantastic player.



Much better. With a pivot available we would have won.



Saints are a poor shadow of their former selves.

Maybe the last coaches orders on how he played but early days yet hope he keeps it up

Unfit!!! He didn't look unfit when he chased and caught Swift and saved what looked a certain try.

It was refreshing to see Rovers play without Chester's restraints. Vindicates the Boards decision to sack him. Well done Poching, your stock has leaped after that performance.

Conspiracy theory. Did the players want rid of Chester. They seemed to play with a real passion last night and with a bit of luck and no Roby, you would have won.

I think saints was there for the taking but with forwards playing 6 7 and 9 and down to to interchanges was always going to be a tough task once alby went off

Terrific effort last night,if we played half as well against wakey we would have won easily.It seems the chester sacking has changed the way we play,some terrific performances last night,tilse,lawler,walker and blair especially and thought young shaw made a very promising full debut.The biggest disappointment for me was sio hardly got into the game and felt the decision to disallow shaw's"try" was the turning point,instead of going in with a 10/12 point lead would have been a big boost to us and a body blow to saints.A much improved effort though,kelly hamstring and clarkson concussion big doubts for next week.