SAYS THEY ARE JUST TOO NICE!

but we want to be better than okay. There is more in us.”

Hardly music to the ears of the rest of Europe, that, given Sarries have won 21 and drawn one of their matches since snapping a seven-game losing streak on April 1.

For the second week in a row they trailed Blues at halftime – second quarter tries by Rey Lee-lo and Dan Fish delighting a near-capacity crowd.

The match turned on a piece of sublime skill from Farrell seconds before the visitors lost Will Skelton to the sin-bin on the hour.

Trapped on his own try-line with four defenders bearing down on him, Farrell somehow off-loaded out of the back of his hand and Alex Goode completed the great escape.

“Three of us looked at each other and said, ‘Oh my God, what skill!” admitted Cardiff boss John Mulvihill. “He was off balance and if he was going to be turned over we