I'm sure you could see them on the website. Dunno, 80s? Can't remember.

And it's worth mentioning that there's a big archive of old games going back that you watch any time you feel like it. They have been keeping me going during the close season.

That looks about right to me for Warrington.

Very good contest in the first half against a strong Leeds team. Gale should make all the difference for them this year if they can keep him fit. Marshall and Bibby were both impressive, Hasting did fine in his first outing. As said upthread, Burgess didn't see much ball, but made a costly error at ...

We've got the apparently best coach in the world, but I haven't seen any magic woven; he has done no better than McNamara, if as well. Looking at the shambles of the last tour, it's a pretty low bar which I think Shaun Wane could clear no problem. (Yeah, I know that was the Lions, but still)

So do I. Never wanted Bennett in the first place.

OK, thanks.

fozzieskem wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 13, 2020 10:40 pm

Its so rare nowadays that players stay that long it makes sense the Rfl (not the club) award the testimonial

Do they, then? I was going to say, does there have to be a 'rule'? Is it not something determined by the club to offer a testimonial? Or are they arranged by the RFL?

They never bothered much about correct p-t-b's in the 'good old days', though. That said, I would like to see it policed more strictly. Too much leeway is given these days to the side in possession, they are allowed to move off the mark, play the ball improperly, and all in the name of speeding the ...

I might add, on price,as I've said before the prices they charge for NRL shirts is unreal. A 2020 Roosters shirt will set you back $160 AUS. That's 84 quid in real money.