: Fri May 08, 2009 9:33 pm  

Tony Catsmith wrote:

the who sir?

you got me good.

: Fri May 08, 2009 9:35 pm  

mark_m wrote:

You really are a balloon. Just what IS your problem with Briers? Care to share it? Did he run over your dog or do your mam over the sofa?

He's been asked that before never seems to come up with an answer for some reason..

: Fri May 08, 2009 10:13 pm  

SEB wrote:

He didn't play because he was injured. Therefore probably had a few drinks instead = fans making up stories.

Didnt he do his hamstring in a week or so before?

: Fri May 08, 2009 10:22 pm  

Typical banana skin.

Wire by 15+.

: Sat May 09, 2009 8:14 am  

Dawson wrote:

Surely this game would be perfect to give Penny a run out?

why .he carnt tackel not good enough offiah the 2nd

: Sat May 09, 2009 8:46 am  

I would put mathers at 6 and bridge back at centre

: Sat May 09, 2009 9:07 am  

st ives wrote:

why .he carnt tackel not good enough offiah the 2nd

martin offiah eh

He played in Wigan's World Club Challenge win over the Brisbane Broncos in 1994, four Challenge Cup wins, five Championship teams, three Regal Trophy wins and one Lancashire Cup victory. He twice won the Lance Todd Trophy at Wembley. His 90 metre solo try in the 1994 Challenge Cup Final win over Leeds is remembered as one of the finest ever but he made a habit of such runs during his career.

Offiah made a total of 158 appearances for Wigan with another single appearance as a substitute. He notched up more than a try a game, crossing the line 186 times. He also managed a goal and 3 drop goals thus bagging a grand total of 749 points for the club.


not bad for someone who could not tackle.

: Sat May 09, 2009 9:09 am  

i hate pies wrote:

I would put mathers at 6 and bridge back at centre

My guess is that Smith will stick with the starting 13 from last week & Mathers will play for the reserves

: Sat May 09, 2009 10:19 am  

Betty Ford Clinic wrote:

martin offiah eh

He played in Wigan's World Club Challenge win over the Brisbane Broncos in 1994, four Challenge Cup wins, five Championship teams, three Regal Trophy wins and one Lancashire Cup victory. He twice won the Lance Todd Trophy at Wembley. His 90 metre solo try in the 1994 Challenge Cup Final win over Leeds is remembered as one of the finest ever but he made a habit of such runs during his career.

Offiah made a total of 158 appearances for Wigan with another single appearance as a substitute. He notched up more than a try a game, crossing the line 186 times. He also managed a goal and 3 drop goals thus bagging a grand total of 749 points for the club.
you can quote what you like to me kid he was a coward totaly over rated ,other than finish a try in space he was poop .he would poop his self today havin to come in a scoot the ball like the wingers do today so stick your stats up your booty not intrested in him .

not bad for someone who could not tackle.

: Sat May 09, 2009 10:25 am  

st ives wrote:

why .he carnt tackel not good enough offiah the 2nd

You're awesome.