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Cas Cohen wrote: ↑04 Aug 2022, 10:14 A day is a long time in the life of a rugby league fan and having made it to Thursday, I have no recollection of last weekend (in particular Friday night) and I'm now fully convinced we can give Saints a game.

Look, we could get a backlash, but from another angle we couldn't be playing them at a better time (maybe apart from the last time we played them) they are not in great form and have a lot of injuries.

We won on this ground almost a year to the day and I'm predicting a repeat.

Saints 18-30 Cas, you heard it here first

jackknife wrote: ↑04 Aug 2022, 19:40

Cas Cohen wrote: ↑04 Aug 2022, 10:14 A day is a long time in the life of a rugby league fan and having made it to Thursday, I have no recollection of last weekend (in particular Friday night) and I'm now fully convinced we can give Saints a game.

Look, we could get a backlash, but from another angle we couldn't be playing them at a better time (maybe apart from the last time we played them) they are not in great form and have a lot of injuries.

We won on this ground almost a year to the day and I'm predicting a repeat.

Saints 18-30 Cas, you heard it here first

I fear the worst from our next three fixtures.

Stoke Bloke wrote: ↑05 Aug 2022, 13:44

jackknife wrote: ↑04 Aug 2022, 19:40

Cas Cohen wrote: ↑04 Aug 2022, 10:14 A day is a long time in the life of a rugby league fan and having made it to Thursday, I have no recollection of last weekend (in particular Friday night) and I'm now fully convinced we can give Saints a game.

Look, we could get a backlash, but from another angle we couldn't be playing them at a better time (maybe apart from the last time we played them) they are not in great form and have a lot of injuries.

We won on this ground almost a year to the day and I'm predicting a repeat.

Saints 18-30 Cas, you heard it here first

I fear the worst from our next three fixtures.

Why? Yes everybody expects a Saints backlash but don't sell your own team short. I am the first to admit that we can never match the big 2 on a consistant basis but, we are a team that every other doesn't like playing because every body sees us as a tough game, which we are.

Also why shouldn't Saints fear a Cas backlash? The team know they let everybody down badly last time out and should be looking to put things right. In fact the team talk should be one of the easiest that Radders ever gives. "Last week boys you were a laughing stock and humiliated the fans. this week everbody's already written you off. Now What the **** you gonna do about it eh?"

Have faith.

Stoke Bloke wrote: ↑05 Aug 2022, 13:44

jackknife wrote: ↑04 Aug 2022, 19:40

Cas Cohen wrote: ↑04 Aug 2022, 10:14 A day is a long time in the life of a rugby league fan and having made it to Thursday, I have no recollection of last weekend (in particular Friday night) and I'm now fully convinced we can give Saints a game.

Look, we could get a backlash, but from another angle we couldn't be playing them at a better time (maybe apart from the last time we played them) they are not in great form and have a lot of injuries.

We won on this ground almost a year to the day and I'm predicting a repeat.

Saints 18-30 Cas, you heard it here first

I fear the worst from our next three fixtures.

Why? Yes everybody expects a Saints backlash but don't sell your own team short. I am the first to admit that we can never match the big 2 on a consistant basis but, we are a team that every other doesn't like playing because every body sees us as a tough game, which we are.

Also why shouldn't Saints fear a Cas backlash? The team know they let everybody down badly last time out and should be looking to put things right. In fact the team talk should be one of the easiest that Radders ever gives. "Last week boys you were a laughing stock and humiliated the fans. this week everbody's already written you off. Now What the **** you gonna do about it eh?"

Have faith.