Re: Stains v Cas : Mon Sep 06, 2010 11:08 am  

FearTheVee wrote: I see you're not averse to lies of your own then: http://wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/2009/07/injury-update/ Offside Monkey wrote: Ooof! Fishta, will that info loosen that stick that's up your ar5e? saints35 bulls0 wrote: lol Do your research, boys. Wakefield admitted they got that wrong, and if you read a bit more... Article by JAMES STOSIC HIMSELF in the Yorkshire Evening Post Don't take it too hard, you tried your best to defend the thug. Further light reading for you: Broken Eye Socket Wakefield's Stosic to soldier on with fractured eye socket Wakefield prop James Stosic is set to play in Sunday’s derby against Castleford with a fractured eye socket James Stosic made the bench despite fracturing his eye socket. Stosic suffered a broken eye socket after the incident James Stosic should feature despite suffering a fractured eye socket James Stosic – playing despite a fractured eye socket – picked up one player is defying a fractured eye socket in order to appear. ...But Stosic didn't suffer a fractured eye socket, oh no(!) Some might say you were just well and truly pwned. But not me. I was simply right, and you were wrong, and that's life.

FearTheVee wrote: I see you're not averse to lies of your own then: http://wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/2009/07/injury-update/ Offside Monkey wrote: Ooof! Fishta, will that info loosen that stick that's up your ar5e? saints35 bulls0 wrote: lol Do your research, boys. Wakefield admitted they got that wrong, and if you read a bit more... Article by JAMES STOSIC HIMSELF in the Yorkshire Evening Post Don't take it too hard, you tried your best to defend the thug. Further light reading for you: Broken Eye Socket Wakefield's Stosic to soldier on with fractured eye socket Wakefield prop James Stosic is set to play in Sunday’s derby against Castleford with a fractured eye socket James Stosic made the bench despite fracturing his eye socket. Stosic suffered a broken eye socket after the incident James Stosic should feature despite suffering a fractured eye socket James Stosic – playing despite a fractured eye socket – picked up one player is defying a fractured eye socket in order to appear. ...But Stosic didn't suffer a fractured eye socket, oh no(!) Some might say you were just well and truly pwned. But not me. I was simply right, and you were wrong, and that's life.

Re: Stains v Cas : Mon Sep 06, 2010 11:25 am  

Fishsta wrote:

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I see, so, the stick's still up there, rammed in good and tight.

Re: Stains v Cas : Mon Sep 06, 2010 11:27 am  

Offside Monkey wrote:

I see, so, the stick's still up there, rammed in good and tight.

Normal service is resumed. Saints fan can't argue with the overwhelming evidence, resorts to petty insults instead.

My kids went back to school last week, you pulling a sickie?

Re: Stains v Cas : Mon Sep 06, 2010 11:33 am  

Fishsta wrote: Do your research, boys. Wakefield admitted they got that wrong, and if you read a bit more... Article by JAMES STOSIC HIMSELF in the Yorkshire Evening Post Don't take it too hard, you tried your best to defend the thug. Further light reading for you: Broken Eye Socket Wakefield's Stosic to soldier on with fractured eye socket Wakefield prop James Stosic is set to play in Sunday’s derby against Castleford with a fractured eye socket James Stosic made the bench despite fracturing his eye socket. Stosic suffered a broken eye socket after the incident James Stosic should feature despite suffering a fractured eye socket James Stosic – playing despite a fractured eye socket – picked up one player is defying a fractured eye socket in order to appear. ...But Stosic didn't suffer a fractured eye socket, oh no(!) Some might say you were just well and truly pwned. But not me. I was simply right, and you were wrong, and that's life. So a load of newspaper articles that clearly didn't pick up on the official club statement are more reliable than the official club statement which categorically states that a specialist had confirmed he HADN'T fractured his eye socket? Do you know many other players who play the week after fracturing their eye socket? Got a link to Wakefield admitting they got it wrong in the original statement? None of the links you provide have Wakefield saying he fractured his eye socket, my link categorically has them stating he didn't Bottom line is Wakey cried wolf to get KC banned, then backtracked because there was nothing wrong with Stosic and made out like he's some sort of hero for soldiering on to save face.

Fishsta wrote: Do your research, boys. Wakefield admitted they got that wrong, and if you read a bit more... Article by JAMES STOSIC HIMSELF in the Yorkshire Evening Post Don't take it too hard, you tried your best to defend the thug. Further light reading for you: Broken Eye Socket Wakefield's Stosic to soldier on with fractured eye socket Wakefield prop James Stosic is set to play in Sunday’s derby against Castleford with a fractured eye socket James Stosic made the bench despite fracturing his eye socket. Stosic suffered a broken eye socket after the incident James Stosic should feature despite suffering a fractured eye socket James Stosic – playing despite a fractured eye socket – picked up one player is defying a fractured eye socket in order to appear. ...But Stosic didn't suffer a fractured eye socket, oh no(!) Some might say you were just well and truly pwned. But not me. I was simply right, and you were wrong, and that's life. So a load of newspaper articles that clearly didn't pick up on the official club statement are more reliable than the official club statement which categorically states that a specialist had confirmed he HADN'T fractured his eye socket? Do you know many other players who play the week after fracturing their eye socket? Got a link to Wakefield admitting they got it wrong in the original statement? None of the links you provide have Wakefield saying he fractured his eye socket, my link categorically has them stating he didn't Bottom line is Wakey cried wolf to get KC banned, then backtracked because there was nothing wrong with Stosic and made out like he's some sort of hero for soldiering on to save face.

Re: Stains v Cas : Mon Sep 06, 2010 11:34 am  

Fishsta wrote:

Normal service is resumed. Saints fan can't argue with the overwhelming evidence, resorts to petty insults instead.

My kids went back to school last week, you pulling a sickie?

You mean, Keiron Cunninghams kids?

Re: Stains v Cas : Mon Sep 06, 2010 11:42 am  

Fishsta wrote:

Normal service is resumed. Saints fan can't argue with the overwhelming evidence, resorts to petty insults instead.

My kids went back to school last week, you pulling a sickie?

Not quite.

You must admit, your stance on pretty much anything Saints and especially KC carries a somewhat negetive skew - one that far transcends any reasonable club bias. How is it termed on these boards - "Obsessed"?

Re: Stains v Cas : Mon Sep 06, 2010 2:03 pm  

FearTheVee wrote:

Do you know many other players who play the week after fracturing their eye socket?

Well, I can instantly think of one who carried on playing with a fractured eye socket and cheekbone...

Re: Stains v Cas : Mon Sep 06, 2010 2:06 pm  

Geoff wrote:

Well, I can instantly think of one who carried on playing with a fractured eye socket and cheekbone...

Who's that (genuine question - no idea!) and did he play the week after?

[Pemps]

Re: Stains v Cas : Mon Sep 06, 2010 2:14 pm  

FearTheVee wrote:

Who's that (genuine question - no idea!) and did he play the week after?

Shaun Edwards at Wembley. Not sure about the week after though. I would think not.

Re: Stains v Cas : Mon Sep 06, 2010 2:16 pm  

FearTheVee wrote:

Who's that (genuine question - no idea!) and did he play the week after?

The one and only Shaun Edwards, in the 1990 Cup Final v Warrington. It was the last match of the season in those days, so no.