I'd rather have for a game like this, which we really ought to win comfortably, than one against one of the top sides.

Bob the Builder wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 7:58 pm I suspect it is because to have Warriors Women at Doncaster would have meant Stains Women playing at Totally Wicked (their home ground) so not neutral and I guess York would not have been too impressed.

Fair point.

Surely the cards are just chipped, like a normal debit card. I'm another who's thankful to have got a plastic card. Especially as I'm one of the lucky ones with the correct details!

It's not going to be a bumper gate on Friday, is it?

I think people are realising what a lot of Aussie fans thought: Dufty may be a great broken-field runner, but he's not actually that good at this defending lark, which is a bit of a drawback for a full-back.

I think Wire were good, yes. They were sharper all over the pitch, and, frankly, looked better coached.

I watched the recording and was glad to see a proper game of rugby, after watching the Cas capitulation. Saints out-enthused all over the park, discipline poor, and as for Williams v Lomax, it wasn't even a contest, was it? The chickens are coming home to roost for Wellens and his ageing squad. I ca...

i'm not sure about 'Yorkshire wraps', though!

Just a light training session to watch. But still some lovely scores. But awful about Willie, of course. And I was reminded once again; The Jungle may be a dump, but the options available for food and drink are light-years ahead of anything on offer at Wigan.

I agree he's the best ref, but I still don't think him officiating so many Wigan games is a good look for the sport. But that says more about the lack of top refs, I suppose.