Yeah yeah, everyone knows you are just a poor man's Saddened!

Take it being a saints fan you don't watch warrington much then? Riley has been good all season, a few silly mistakes from time to time but like foster the lad's still young and learning his trade. I would rather have Riley over foster at this moment in time as i think that Riley offers more defensively.

Riley doesn't offer more defensively though. They both seem pretty solid, Foster if anything is less prone to howlers with collecting kicks.



Riley is vastly better in attack though. His try at Bradford is something we've not seen anything of from Foster.

That was a one-off and seems to have been the making of him.



You didn't target him because (a) he has been fantastic under the bomb and (b) he can tackle. He isn't afraid to get his hands dirty and, like Riley for instance, when he gets bashed up (as he does because of his size), he just gets back up and carries on.



I don't know where the poster who claims he whinges at the ref gets that from. I've been watching him for weeks now and I've yet to see him whinge.



He has extremely good positional sense, which is very valuable in the backline.



He kicks very well of course - superbly on Friday night.



He isn't slow. I don't think he could outpace Riley over a stretch but he has a useful bit of acceleration which is definitely a bonus for Saints, given we are mostly a bunch of tortoises.



Since this is his debut season and he hasn't been playing for the whole of it due to being introduced at about the halfway mark, I think he has made tremendous progress - probably the fastest progress of all our young players - and is showing real potential. Hopefully our next coach will continue with him as our first choice winger and develop his attacking game.

get away with yourself ...he spends almost the entire game with both arms stretched out to the side flapping around.

In fact i'm going to write to Sky and ask that when they put players height and weight in the on-screen graphics when they do Foster they should include his "wingspan"

I'm not sure how you can be slating Jamie Foster. Only a couple of seasons ago your saviour was Kevin Penny, all he could do was run fast. He literally couldn't do anything else. Oh he could jump a bit too.

Neither. As i will be getting earache either way...

I know, awful finisher. They were all down to his speed, not like he scored a shed load against Saints either. His defence was terrible though.

I think Foster has to be the biggest improver in SL. He will go well next season.

From the same time-frame as Wire's run against us:-



World Club Championship - Saints 2 Wigan 0

Championship - Saints 5 Wigan 1

Challenge Cup - Saints 7 Wigan 1

League Leaders Shield - Saints 4 Wigan 1

Premiership - Saints 0 Wigan 2

Regal Trophy - Saints 0 Wigan 1

Overall - Saints 18 Wigan 6



From the same time-frame since the 20-2 comparison:-



World Club Championship - Saints 2 Wigan 1

Championship - Saints 5 Wigan 6

Challenge Cup - Saints 7 Wigan 5

League Leaders Shield - Saints 4 Wigan 1

Premiership - Saints 1 Wigan 5

Regal Trophy - Saints 0 Wigan 4

Lancashire Cup - Saints 1 Wigan 1

Overall - Saints 20 Wigan 23



Stands up quite well considering their domination of that era.







His slow tempo, deliberate game is simply wasting away our chances this year. Not everyone agrees, but we are not talking a very high level of intelligence here, as most are just dreamers. If he doesn't attain Champions League footbal it will be an utter disaster and he'll simply have to go.

Yeah he did score a few tries because he was fast. He probably gave away just as many as he scored though. As a rugby league player in general he was terrible.

How many did he score against St Helens? Couldn't have been that bad? Don't come back with he gave away tires against you because lets face it, all our players do.