Great game and we'll have to step it up 100% to win next week.

Cracking game just cant believe he missed the kick to tie it

Absolutely stunning game.

Warrington v St Helens is certainly the hottest ticket in rugby league at the moment.

No wink for the cameras after that effort!

Which of the top sides other than Wigan (once) have the Wolves beaten this year?

Ben Westwood, with a face like a bag of broken car parts.

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They did win away at Hull on Easter Monday.

About time he got something right

Be interesting to see how many letters are in the LE/LW on monday calling Saints players a disgrace to the game because of the way they talked to the ref and mouthed off after every penalty conceded!

They had a point though. I thought Scouse-French relations were going to collapse completely at one point.

One Gem from Graham

"MOVE! I TOLD YOU TO F**KING MOVE!"

Saints were awesome. Can't wait for next week and looking further ahead a Leeds - Saints final.

I love how the "S" play around the ruck. Short quick passes with the big men running on. Then the support play too off the back of this. The area where I see we might beat them though is off the back of our offloads. They looked a bit slack in that respect and Wire made many meters from this.

I like how the 'top 4' each have unique styles to playing the same game

Wigan - Throw it wide early in the tackle count when attacking, use the switchback pass alot

Warrington - Rely on primarily offloads in the tackle and short kicks by briers

Saints - Use the big forwards to run down the middle for four tackles, often throwing inside passes, then throw it outwide for the final tackle

Leeds - Often Run from dummy half, often kick on the 4th, when close to the line throw it outwide for the centres/wingers to storm over

What was the video referee up to on the Foster second half try?

He appeared as if he was moments away from ruling out a legitimate score for something he isn't even permitted to rule on. Besides which Wilkin was onside anyway given that the requirement is 10 metres upfield from the play the ball, which he was.

Even by Ganson's standards that would have been just too awful.

Great game by the way.

I was screaming the place down as that was going on. I'd love to know what Tierry Halibert asked him to look at.

Everything apparently

Looked to me like the match commissioner had a word

It was surreal, he was asked to check offside at the PTB, he did and looked set for a decision, then the commentary team said he couldnt do that and he went to check other things he wasnt asked to check, it was as if he was listening to the sky commentary for advice

I was watching the screen through the gaps in my fingers but half of me was still thinking 'do it, do it, do it.'

I have to admit a large part of me was begging for 'NO TRY' to come up!

I think the uproar on the saints board would be fantastic.

Should have gone for that, RL prides itself on 'respect' and rightly so. Had the ref been English (ie had a chance of understanding scouse) I'm certain action would have been taken - especially given his warning for dissent in the 1st half. Don't know why Graham insists on being such a tw@ as it more than overshadows his otherwise outstanding contribution to the game.

It's just raw passion to always be the best, which to be fair, he pretty much is. Yes he goes over the top but every great sportsman has had some flaw to his personality.

Alright then, put yourself in his position, defending his goal line against Warrington and the most clueless ref in the history of rugby league is in the way. What should he do when the addrenaline is rushing?