The most important thing about Easter weekend was that the forces of Good (Saints) beat the forces of Evil (Wigan) in the Good Friday game, somewhat against the run of form.
In the sort of derby where it was 2-0 at half time, 3 people went off for Head Injury Assessments and there was somehow only 1 yellow card
https://www.saintsrlfc.com/2024/03/29/saints-defeat-wigan-on-good-friday/
https://twitter.com/SuperLeague/status/1773756078875959601 - Tommy, Tommy Mak
Those are the important rugby points ;)
Percival and Lomax, the kickers, are still the people with the highest number of point-scoring moments, as expected. Tommy Makinson is still doing his thing (Tommy Tommy Mak!)
But there's also no pattern to when they score.
Only 3 players have been present for all point-scoring moments, Whitley, Welsby and Lomax.
In the matrix, the cluster of always theres has moved into the middle, possibly because there's so few of them.
There are now 19 people in the present when Saints score network graph, a central 15, plus Mbye, Lees, Knowles and Walmsley stuck out from them.
Moving over to when Saints concede.
Our three ever presents are here as well but Bennison is there as well, which is unexpected. Not sure if he's just been unfortunate to be on the pitch when Saints are short-handed, or if I need to start shouting about defensive practise.
The network diagram for when Saints concede now has 13 players.
Given the sad news - Rugby league legend Burrow dies aged 41 (https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/articles/c2qqwvwzp5zo) - if you like these posts and have a few quid to spare, there's a couple of funds that could do with donations:
Motor Neurone Disease Association - https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/robburrow
Rob Burrow fund - https://www.gofundme.com/f/leeds-players-association-supporting-rob-burrow
Leeds Hospital Charity - https://www.leedshospitalscharity.org.uk/donate/mnd-centre-appeal
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