If Mason knew McIlorum's reputation, he wouldn't have done it at all.

Yes it was, but McIlorum had already slapped him across the head and was at least able to see the punch/push/slap coming.

I'm sure Mason's bricking it.

He most clearly is.



He’s not the world class player people make him out to be. He may have been a world class player a good while back but he’s not reached those heights or performances in a long, long time.



People think he’s this amazing hooker who is currently carrying Saints on his back and they will fold once he’s gone. Like I said he’s not even the best 9 at Saints so how can this be?

did you even watch the replay? it was a great tackle that rocked mason, he was annoyed becuase of his inability to make any yards forward for virtually the whole of the second half

I'm sure we will see in two weeks time.



I know who my money is on and it certainly isn't Mason.

I believe that. If O'Loughlin wants to go out and hurt little men then i hope the likes of Fa'alongo go out and give O Loughlin a new perm day. I rate O Loughlin but this is all about the ref. You cant allow players to go out and intentionaly hurt players.



If you play that game then bring back the likes of Villa Mautuatia because lets be honest he could end anybody's game and only end up on report.

The McIlorum of a year ago would have decked him without question. Good to see that Maguire's discipline ethic is getting through the team.

What's this about McIlorum's reputation? What's he meant to have done?

So you criticise Wigan for it, but you applaud Nathan Brown for appearing to do it.



Where are you from again ... oh yeah, St Helens.

I always could. I just can't see it in motion on a pitch.



But that doesn't change the fact that O'Loughlin's tackle was dirty and he should have been sent off. I saw that very easily.

Fook off scouser.