bet some wigan fans could think of some

I don't care what other fans have to say about him tbh lol. He's a legend to me & always will be. I knew the sacking was coming anyway. It'll be interesting to see how we play against Leeds on Sunday.

Some clearly cared. Foster certainly cared - but was guilty of trying too hard (except when watching bouncing balls...

) and had a 'mare instead. And Wellens played out of his skin and carried the team - superb effort.



But Saints on Saturday looked so much like Bulls over the last couple of years. And, like we were, a team that from its heights has suffered death by a thousand cuts. Lets see if getting shot of the coach gives them the rejuvenation so you often see?

A shadow of their former selves you mean

Indeed. As we have been for much of the last few years.

Said something similar about Simmons though.







Do think he should have been given more time. If Rush and Cunningham do as bad or worse, they won't be sacked as Rush is only caretaker and Cunninghams a Saints legend.

We can only give it a go & see if anything improves.

To true, didnt mean it as all off their team only have to look at wellens chasing down jeffries and stopping him short, but he was the only one when attempted to chase him.



Think you have to decline before you can raise again bradford are on the way up semi-decent cup run with a playoff finish not bothered where and it should be all gravy. think the top 5 will stay as they are hull fc seem to be to strong for us atm but you never know, and it will be a four team fight between ourselves, salford, saints and KR for the final 3 places

Saints could be well up there IF (Big IF) they improve drastically. Who knows. It's to early on for me to worry about the table yet.

But 7 games in sacking a coach who got you to a final last year, can't see the logic myself.



Surely it's better to give a proven coach a go rather than give two nobodys (In terms of SL coaching) the reigns. I think Cunningham will help get the players playing for the shirt, but imo Saints have kissed goodbye to the top 4 this season by sacking Simmons.

Next two games are pretty big for us. Up to now we've been playing without any pressure but the last few weeks will now have people expecting a top 8 finish. Good results over the next fortnight would go a long way towards that.

Nothing can be done now. Eamonn has made his decision. Who knows what will happen in the next few weeks - we could improve alot or not at all. I'm only going to comment on the table come the end of the season not in March.