Stevo may well have a point with an World Cup victory under his belt and a stint in the NRL.

Both Sculthorpe and Farrell stood up and performed at international level.

Cunningham never has, despite his ability.

Big fat cheap shot merchant

, cracking player though, the stage was set and he didn't disappoint last night, why doesn't he try one more season he'd still do the business ?

Of course he did. People forget how well he played at times against Australia because we always went onto embarass ourselves in the deciding games in those days. People always forget the fact that his snapped his arm at the elbow playing for his country.

I agree.

Agree again. "Legends" and I mean true legends are few and far between in our game, time will tell if KC goes into the history books as a true legend of rugby league in this country, he is within his own club, and rightly so, and even though it pains me to say, it was a fitting way for the match to end last night.
He's been a thorn in the side of many teams over the years, but he deserves the respect of all IMHO, and he gets mine, even though as a Wigan fan of 40 years it makes me feel quite strange and a bit sick to say so.

Credit where it's due.

You're one of the worst offenders.

^^ same as he said^^ But from a Rhinos fan .

Proper legend . Will (not) miss him .

Can't stand the bloke, can't stand the team that he plays for, but he can definately be classed as a legend.

3 things to say
1 Was not gutted at the result as I wasnt expecting any other.
2 Kieron Cunningham, As a saints player and a rugby league player The writing was on the wall and I am pleased for him that his last league game ended for him like that.However, We will win on Friday and I am 200% possotive on that.
3 Like Sean Long I feel that KC has never lived upto international standards and stand out as a true great international.

Cunningham needs a shot putting on him in the first 10 minutes, cue Mr Morley please!!!!!!

I fear Roby more. He's awesome this season.

great player kc , sl legend. best british hooker ive seen. take a bow son.

ive a feeling the saints current number 7 will go on and emulate what kc has done if he stays clear from the niggly injurys hes seemed to pick up this season.

Makes you wonder when a young player picks up that many niggly injuries, that there may be some underlying problem. Reminds me a bit of Michael Owen.

great player, really respect him for what he's done over the years.

How can anyone respect Cunningham is beyond me. Dirty, cheating, cheap shot merchant

can't help agreeing.

You can probably count on one hand the cheap shots KC has dished out in 16 years of playing in the front row. How anybody can call him dirty is beyond me.

I'm guessing you all respect Adrian Morley, who has dished out FAR more cheap shots than KC in his career.

KC is one of the nicest guys, and fairest front rowers, you're ever likely to come across.

Same could be said about Offiah compared to Brian Bevan.

If we're talking the greatest British players since Hanley then I would say you could make a case for any of Farrell, Sculthorpe, Cunningham, Morley, Peacock, Senior. If pushed, Cunningham, Farrell and Morley would be my top three.

Class player. Only Saints could do that to us. Full credit to them for finishing second despite so many injuries.

The original post pre-supposes that an away fixture for Wire is a disadvanatage.
Quite honestly, I don't think we fear anyone, anywhere, as Paul Wellens said after the game - it doesn't really matter, as they are always tough encounters (paraphrasing in case someone has the actual narrative).

I genuinely don't think it matters - Cas managed to silence the KR faithful on more than one occasion, and I can see us doing the same tbh.

Talking to a die hard Saints fan at work this morning, who for the first time in a very long time was not giving it the 'another win for us again against you lot', but rather was complementing us on the League finish, and the way we are playing, and also pointing out that the 'hodoo' must end sometime, the Team, the spirit and the will we have now, has the ability to do it.

Bring em on, whoever, wherever.......

Maybe......just maybe....

Wire will beat Saints in the play-offs - I just hope it's in the first clash rather than the potential second.

Have to agree that he is a great player, however after seeing him on the news with a gun in his hand and saying "the feeling you get when shooting a Deer is better than scoring a try at Wembley"

Clearly nobody else watches the news as this says to be that he will never be up there with the greats of rugby league

His actual quote is "ten times better than scoring a try at wembley"

skip to about 5 mins on the video to see... he also says some other interesting stuff about how he'd love to do more of it but too much time is taken up by rugby, what a lovely guy who is clearly dedicated to the sport....

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