KRISTIAN Woolf was given a victorious send-off at Old Trafford as Saints made it four Super League titles in a row.
He was also given the now customary soaking back in the dressing room.
Saints dominated Leeds Rhinos to seal a 24-12 win and end a remarkable domestic era for Woolf, who will now leave the club to take up a coaching opportunity in his native Australia.
Woolf said: "In my mind you can't compare eras in terms of squad strength or players, but what you can do is compare results and that's evidence that there's no doubt in my mind that this is the best team in the Super League era," said Woolf.
"I'm just extremely proud. This is an outstanding group of men and to win four in a row, sometimes I don't think it gets enough credit because people don't realise how hard it is.
"It is had to have that same hunger and drive to get through the adversity that every season tosses up, and still put yourself at the top of the table and give yourself an opportunity to reach another Grand Final."
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