QUOTE OF THE YEAR!!!

[turf]

Eddie Hemmings, "oohhhhh and Ashton, nearly causes a heart attack for the Wigan supporters".

Then Stevo joins in, and cannot make his mind up.

"He made a real meal of it didn't he the youngster Chris Ashton". Then later on he says, "But he was there, that's the most important factor, it's all about positional play, and ok he juggled it, but he read the play well".

Make your mind up Stevo!!!

Any thoughts?????

Could anyone please tell me what he is trying to say here.

[CherryandWhiteandProud]

"Two forward passes, but Wigan deserve the try"

"Rooney hits the post- accurate kick though!"

"And nothing can stop the Volcano- great tackle by Calderwood!"

For word explaination for you:

He is a Prat!

[adrenalinxx]

Eddie Hemmings came out with a classic at the end of the Tri-Nations:

"If they gave out medals for losers then Jamie Peacock would be first in the queue"

[lucky 13]

adrenalinxx posted:


"If they gave out medals for losers then Jamie Peacock would be first in the queue"

:eusa17: :lol1: :eusa4:

[shawcross da warrior]

i laffed at that one when i heard it.....

there a right pair of pratts them 2......

[FROM A TO B]

Not from the 2 clowns, but here goes:

"I'm 49, I've had a brain haemorrhage and a triple bypass and I could still go out and play a reasonable game of rugby union. But I wouldn't last 30 seconds in rugby league." - Graham Lowe (1995)

On the biggest change after returning to the Union code: "It's the first time I've been cold for seven years. I was never cold playing rugby league." - Jonathan Davis, A Question of Sport BBC TV (1995)

Peter Sterling: "If Walt Disney had seen this little man's antics, there'd have been no Mickey Mouse." - Ray French, BBC TV (1985)

"I think you enjoy the game more if you don't know the rules. Anyway, you're on the same wavelength as the referees." - Jonathan Davies, A Question of Sport BBC TV (1995)

Rugby League is war without the frills." - Anon.

Most Misleading Campaign of 1991: England's rugby World Cup squad, who promoted a scheme called 'Run with the Ball'. Not, unfortunately, among themselves." - Time Out (1991)