same as last time (assuming all are fully fit).

The only change we may make is Flannery in for Dixon. Apart from that it'll be same again, I can't see us risking Gardner now.

Let's 'ave it! COYS!

But he is a State of Origin player and does the little things that nobody notices.



Wouldn't be surprised to see him displace Dixon.

Think Dixon deserves to keep his spot.

Flannery bar a couple of decent games as a makeshift centre three years ago
has been pinching a living from Saints since he limped in to replace Hooper.

Can't understand the lover affair respective coaches have had with him.

Sia in centre

That would be a frankly disastrous move - we need his biff up the middle to stand any chance of winning, not lost out on the flanks. We'll inevitably be stuck with exactly the same lineup as last tine, with the only possible change being Flannery for Dixon.

Wellens
Makinson
Wheeler
Jones
Meli
Hohaia
Lomax
Perry
Roby
Laffranchi
Puletua
Flanagan
Wilkin

Bench

Dixon
Soliola
Clough
McCarthy-Scarsbrook

This.

Whereas I'm a big fan of Meli in the centre with Ade outside, Rush likes to keep things as settled as possible, so I think Wheels in the centre is the way they'll go.

Flannery will line up in the centres.

Unless Wheeler is injured this would be an incredibly strange move...

And you answered your own question!

Fair enough...

Game's starting to go away from us now and it's difficult to see how we're going to outscore them now over the last 20 - we needed to be sitting on a bigger lead from our first half domination and their try just before the end of the first half has done for us I think. Ho hum.

Waterhouse in. That'll be game over then. I actually find myself feeling very disappointed but I know an honourable defeat in the semi like this will be for the best.

I dont think we will. We lack that little bit of quality to break them down, especially on there own line.

Now we being robbed. Obstruction every day of the week. I'll be a Leeds fan for a week me thinks

Genuinely gutted for saints. Terrible vid ref decision at crucial time. Hope we stuff Warrington next week.

That didn't help, but for me the crucial decisions were the ones in the set of six Saints had leading up to Warrington getting a penalty. As Saints ran it out of their half, there were three PTB's in a row where the leg was lifted, preventing a quick PTB. Anyone of them could and should have been penalised. None were, Saints kicked on the 6th, Warrington got a penalty two PTB's later, marched downfield and scored. That was the turning point for me.

Me too.

Saints didn't play well enough, Warrington played very well. That was the turning point for me!

Watch it again. Who actually was physically obstructed? No-one changed their direction of running, no-one was physically touched.

It was as clear an obstruction as you can get and stopped Lomax impacting on Waterhouse as he intended. It wouldn't have changed the outcome though, but it doesn't stop it being the wrong decision.

Well said Saints Fan. Much as I wanted Saints to win, they were beaten tonight by a better team and not by refereeing decisions. For everyone's sake I hope Wire can put one over on Leeds next week.

speak for yourself.

Come on Leeds!

The video referee was just following instructions from on high to stop another Saints/Leeds final at all costs - you can't really blame him for doing what he's ordered to do to earn a crust. Frankly I was amazed he allowed Makinson's try as it looked like he dropped it all day long to me - I suspect words were had with him at half time to cut it out for the second half. Ultimately the officials didn't need to have been briefed anyway as we were just outclassed the second half and were soundly beaten once Wire started motoring. C'est la vie.

I'd have given the makinson one, but I though Meli brushed a mm of the line on his try.