: Mon Mar 23, 2009 9:12 pm  

Above & Beyond wrote:

he stayed out of it all, lit the touchpaper and walked

See? How pathetic is that.

Oh well. Never mind. Leeds will be Leeds. I hope he continues to make you all look like idiots.

: Mon Mar 23, 2009 9:16 pm  

SaintsFan wrote:

See? How pathetic is that.

Oh well. Never mind. Leeds will be Leeds. I hope he continues to make you all look like idiots.

hes the pantomine villan

he does his job SUPERBLY, your little forwards lost it BIG TIME

: Mon Mar 23, 2009 9:17 pm  

SaintsFan wrote:

See? How pathetic is that.

Oh well. Never mind. Leeds will be Leeds. I hope he continues to make you all look like idiots.

Wheareas your intelligent, well thought out posts don't make you look in the slightest bit idiotic..... Oh well, Saints fans will be Saints fans....

: Mon Mar 23, 2009 9:26 pm  

It is very funny though, especially when you watch the video on YouTube.

Rugby League is too rough for some supporters.

: Mon Mar 23, 2009 9:44 pm  

McLaren_Field wrote: It is very funny though, especially when you watch the video on YouTube. Rugby League is too rough for some supporters. 2:58 in, immediately after the tackle Bentham can be clearly heard saying “Ryan - Step away Ryan, Ryan”

McLaren_Field wrote: It is very funny though, especially when you watch the video on YouTube. Rugby League is too rough for some supporters. 2:58 in, immediately after the tackle Bentham can be clearly heard saying “Ryan - Step away Ryan, Ryan”

: Mon Mar 23, 2009 10:08 pm  

Above & Beyond wrote:

hes the pantomine villan

he does his job SUPERBLY, your little forwards lost it BIG TIME

Ryan Bailey isn't trying to be a pantomime villain though, he's trying to be a Super League prop forward, something he's not up to.

Leeds don't trust Bailey's discipline or temperament, hence his almost instant withdrawal when it got heated. The tackle was fine, but other than that he did nothing, yet the Leeds fans are creating this super hero character.

: Mon Mar 23, 2009 10:10 pm  

Saddened! wrote:

Ryan Bailey isn't trying to be a pantomime villain though, he's trying to be a Super League prop forward, something he's not up to.

Leeds don't trust Bailey's discipline or temperament, hence his almost instant withdrawal when it got heated. The tackle was fine, but other than that he did nothing, yet the Leeds fans are creating this super hero character.

Rugby isnt all about making yards sweetcheeks

oh and well done to the Leeds bench for withdrawing Enforcer. we dont want Bailey (nearly) clean yellow/red card figures being damaged do we?

: Mon Mar 23, 2009 10:15 pm  

Above & Beyond wrote:

Rugby isnt about making yards sweetcheeks

So, in all seriousness, forgetting the childish banter about the Fa'asavalu tackle and the WWE chest beating that followed it, how highly do you rate Mr Bailey? Higher than Fielden? Higher than Thackray? Higher than Leuleuai? Higher than Carvell? Higher than Luke Burgess? Higher than Peacock? Higher than Graham?

: Mon Mar 23, 2009 10:18 pm  

Saddened! wrote:

So, in all seriousness, forgetting the childish banter about the Fa'asavalu tackle and the WWE chest beating that followed it, how highly do you rate Mr Bailey? Higher than Fielden? Higher than Thackray? Higher than Leuleuai? Higher than Carvell? Higher than Luke Burgess? Higher than Peacock? Higher than Graham?

Bailey is Bailey



he winds people up like your good self up to spitting venom, he boosts the rest of the lads up as they see him get stuck in...and you know what...he got the Pig Farm end on Friday night going MENTAL and supporting the lads

how many teams have that sort of player?

: Mon Mar 23, 2009 10:25 pm  

Above & Beyond wrote:

Bailey is Bailey

he winds people up like your good self up to spitting venom, he boosts the rest of the lads up as they see him get stuck in

Spitting venom It's not Mr Bailey that got me interested it was the reaction of the Leeds fans to his deeds. It was like a group of 6 year olds who have just been to see the latest animated film and come out of the pictures wanting to be the latest hero, suddenly Bailey was The Bailey, mighty destroyer of all in front of him. Seriously, it's laughable.

Above & Beyond wrote:

...and you know what...he got the Pig Farm end on Friday night going MENTAL and supporting the lads

Yeah, and where did that get you exactly? The game was always a comfortable home win. The Challenge Cup game will no doubt be an identical outcome, but we both know it won't be Ryan Bailey's input that causes that, but the usual suspects Burrow, McGuire, Webb and Sinfield finishing off the good work done by the likes of Peacock, Leuleuai, JJB and Burgess.