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KEIRON'S BATTLING ON

ABOVE: St Helens` Keiron Cunningham and Leeds` Kevin Sinfield hold the Super League Trophy

6th October 2009

By Martin Richards

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KEIRON CUNNINGHAM is ready to ignore medical advice to lead out St Helens in Saturday’s Grand Final.

The veteran hooker and captain played with a broken hand in the 14-10 qualifying win over Wigan last Saturday and was having a scan on the injury yesterday.

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“Keiron will play regardless of what the scan comes back as,” said Saints coach Mick Potter.

“He a pretty determined character.”

Stand-in Paul Wellens said: “I will be glad to follow him out. He’s fantastic player and servant for the club.”

Saints are looking to avoid a third successive Grand Final defeat at the hands of Leeds, who are chasing a historic hat-trick of titles.

Coach Brian McClennan wouldn’t divulge the nature of the injury sustained by star full-back Brent Webb in last Friday’s win over Catalans Dragons but said: “It is not a major concern. He’ll definitely be in the starting 17.”

Pack magician Ali Lauitiiti has recovered from a virus and will be on the bench.

“He’s been bouncing at training,” added McClennan, whose team start favourites.