Saints on the trail of a Tigers pick-me-up

five years since

League trophy.

The hooker said: “There wasn’t much in it and ultimately we weren’t far off. It’s not like we had a shocker.

“We will review the game and pick up on things that we might improve on. We cannot make any excuses because Warrington were the better team but we will regroup.

“We are a tight bunch.We have a big game against Castleford on Friday. I am sure we will be referencing the cup in the week.

“We will stick together and there are bigger and better things to come.

“There is no point dwelling on what has happened. We have just got to learn from our mistakes.”

The Shield will be presented to Saints on Friday before they entertain the Tigers, who are play-off hopefuls.

Saints coach Justin Holbrook returns to Australia at the end of the season and forward Joseph Paulo is determined to send him out on a high with Grand Final glory in just over six weeks’ time.

Paulo said: “Hopefully things will change. It’s not like we have to wait six months – we’ve got footy again on Friday.” they lifted the Super