Re: Utter cr@p : Sun Feb 13, 2011 1:11 pm  

WireWireWire wrote:

Sorry man. I will make sure all posts from now on are positively FLAWLESS for you. No, not really, the Eastmond knock on was hard to spot and an excusable mistake, the drop out situation however was clear, Wellens had the ball out in the field of play, we all saw that one even without the replays.

but a mistakes a mistake. the third try was clearly forward by about three yards but it was missed. we all saw that too.

Re: Utter cr@p : Sun Feb 13, 2011 1:44 pm  

St pete wrote:

You don't rate Graham or roby!

Are you being serious?

I never said I didn't rate Graham. If you had actually bothered to read the post I described him as "one of the best props in the country."

As for Roby, whilst I think he's an above average club player, he was definately one of your best players last night. However, he certainly isn't one of the "best players in league" as Ashy claimed.

Re: Utter cr@p : Sun Feb 13, 2011 1:53 pm  

django wrote:

I never said I didn't rate Graham. If you had actually bothered to read the post I described him as "one of the best props in the country."

As for Roby, whilst I think he's an above average club player, he was definately one of your best players last night. However, he certainly isn't one of the "best players in league" as Ashy claimed.

Roby and Graham are two of the very few world class players we have playing in super league.

Re: Utter cr@p : Sun Feb 13, 2011 2:07 pm  

django wrote:

I never said I didn't rate Graham. If you had actually bothered to read the post I described him as "one of the best props in the country."

As for Roby, whilst I think he's an above average club player, he was definately one of your best players last night. However, he certainly isn't one of the "best players in league" as Ashy claimed.

But he obviously is one of the best players in the league, hence the mos award, regular starts for England and being chased by numerous nrl clubs. To suggest that he isn't is just ludicrous and shows a complete and utter lack of any rugby league knowledge!

Re: Utter cr@p : Sun Feb 13, 2011 4:21 pm  

Saint from Prestwich wrote:

for the most part it was like watching a performance under Potter.How we managed a draw from that I do not know.

Because Potter is no longer our coach. We had more stamina than Wigan; the complete reverse of the situation under Potter. We didn't give away penalties like Wigan did; the complete reverse of the situation under Potter. We are faster than we were last season, due in part to not looking like teletubbies; the complete reverse of the situation under Potter. And on top of that, Roby was absolutely magnificent for the full 80 minutes. Keiron who?

Re: Utter cr@p : Sun Feb 13, 2011 5:29 pm  

Ashy wrote:

But he obviously is one of the best players in the league, hence the mos award, regular starts for England and being chased by numerous nrl clubs. To suggest that he isn't is just ludicrous and shows a complete and utter lack of any rugby league knowledge!

Firstly, there's no need to get abusive just because someone disagrees with you. Secondly, you said he was one of best players IN LEAGUE. He's not even the best hooker in this country, let alone one of the best IN THE SPORT AS A WHOLE. Thirdly, winning the MOS simply means he was adjudged to be the most influential player that year. And that year was 2007. Fourthly, Cunningham never won MOS, so are you claiming that Roby is a better hooker than Cunningham was?

Re: Utter cr@p : Sun Feb 13, 2011 5:32 pm  

St pete wrote:

Roby and Graham are two of the very few world class players we have playing in super league.

I disagree with you about Roby, but I can't argue about Graham. Graham's the type of player opposing fans dislike but would welcome with open arms if he moved to their club.

Re: Utter cr@p : Sun Feb 13, 2011 7:47 pm  

django wrote:

Firstly, there's no need to get abusive just because someone disagrees with you. Secondly, you said he was one of best players IN LEAGUE. He's not even the best hooker in this country, let alone one of the best IN THE SPORT AS A WHOLE. Thirdly, winning the MOS simply means he was adjudged to be the most influential player that year. And that year was 2007. Fourthly, Cunningham never won MOS, so are you claiming that Roby is a better hooker than Cunningham was?

He definitely is the best hooker in the country, certainly the best English one. A view shared by the majority of fans and probably all the coaches as well. Name one team that he would not get into in this country.

Re: Utter cr@p : Sun Feb 13, 2011 7:56 pm  

Ashy wrote:

He definitely is the best hooker in the country, certainly the best English one. A view shared by the majority of fans and probably all the coaches as well. Name one team that he would not get into in this country.

I wouldn't want him as first choice hooker at Leeds. I'd rather we stayed with Buderus.

Re: Utter cr@p : Sun Feb 13, 2011 7:57 pm  

django wrote:

I wouldn't want him as first choice hooker at Leeds. I'd rather we stayed with Buderus.

He wouldn't want to be your any choice hooker.