<t>Tierney has been doing well.<br/> He took some fierce knocks in the Salford game as they targeted him. A repeat dose from HullFC and no wonder he's injured.<br/> Sarge in at full back until Tierney is fit then back to centre. I think it's too soon to have Gildart doing a massive number of games t...

Like the bloke, think he's a good player.
This has been telegraphed for some time, mostly by him.
It does appear to have legs as Waney has switched him from centre to full back thus giving Gildart the opportunity of a lifetime.

<t>No I'm not a politician nor a member of any political party. Never have been and never will be.<br/> <br/> My views are not dependent on any politician or political party but what I've seen and experienced in my working life and personal situation.<br/> <br/> My first concern about jobs as I have...

<t>In reply to Whelley W.<br/> I called them clueless and not done their homework on the subject as I've been to EU Referendum meetings, asked very basic questions and they haven't been able to answer.<br/> <br/> Like, What would you do with VAT, a European Tax?<br/> They asked what I meant, so I re...

We might play better if we got some of our injured players back, that's might just might.

Best Wishes to you Menpond.
Take care.

What time did he bring him on and what was the change?
Was it Gildart to centre and Sarge to fb?

<t>I do hope you are not considering me a Government member or supporter as I am most certainly not.<br/> I am a supporter of staying in the EU as I believe from my life and work experience we are far, far better in the EU than out of it.<br/> In the first post I wrote I explained why having seen ou...

<t>EU migrants can come and go. If they arrive here and get an NI number so they can work and it doesn't work out then they may go home. They may try another country.<br/> The EU migrant figures are probably about right as no one is an illegal immigrant. <br/> <br/> The Non EU Migrant figures are an...

<t>Staying in without a doubt. I well remember how bad it was getting before we joined.<br/> The Prime Minister McMillan coined the phrase "Never had it so good" in the late 1950's. By the early sixties the UK was described as "In a permenant state of economic decline" as our main trade with the com...