josie andrews wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2024 4:59 pm He’s just come up from the championship this season.

And Australia originally wasn't he Josie?

I thought in the match at London when he passed the ball rather than go 10 yards and score himself he seemed to be suddenly feeling a twinge in his hamstring and was very surprised he played v Salford

No one seems to have remarked on it but why was the Sky game clock wrong in the second half, instead of continuing 41,42 etc it started off again at 1,2 etc. Or have I just not noticed it in earlier matches. I'll watch harder tonight.

A dreadful game from Wigan but we got out of jail in the last 5 minutes. If you have Wgantv I suggest you only watch the last 5 minutes.

Hull KR v Salford Red Devils – Friday 22 March, 8pm Leeds Rhinos v St Helens – Friday 22 March, 8pm (BBC Sport) Wigan Warriors v Sheffield Eagles – Friday 22 March, 8pm Batley Bulldogs v Castleford Tigers – Saturday 23 March, 3pm Huddersfield Giants v Hull FC – Saturday 23 March,2pm Leigh Leopards ...

Josie must have been over the moon. Reading the Match report by RLNewshound I see there was a penalty to Wigan for a high tackle on Sean o'Loughlin.

I did not cry any tears when Lam left us as I believed his tenure did us no favours,
I still feel that but to be fair I enjoyed his enthusiasm and shouting out for Wigan on Saturday evening.
A pleasure to watch.

Last Good Friday we were told that the attendance was down because the North Stand wasn't specified seating, you got a ticket and could sit wherever. Then the story was that there were hundreds of broken seats that the previous owners could not afford to replace so was doubly surprised and disappoin...

In the ground the MOTM was Harry Smith. On the BBC it was given to French. On here fans seem to have given it to Ellis. I have only been able to watch the short version on Sky Misx and there was no mention of who Sky picked, can anyone say who gave it to?

Back in the dim and distant past, well the 1980s before the Sky cameras, if there was a big game at Headingley my teenage sons and I would often go to stand in the South Stand to watch the game with no particular bias, other than always wanting Leeds to beat Stains, after one match as we were coming...