Padge

Yes , but as a starting point could we have this years five year plan.

A deliberate knock-on in RL is a penalty, the problem is can you tell the difference between an attempted interception and a deliberate action knocking-on to kill a play. The only way I can think of is the defender punches the ball with a closed hand, something players never do.

Have I said you have? I'll put money on Wilkin not knowing what a forward pass is, he doesn't know the refs signals (evidenced yesterday) and he played the game at the highest level. I didn't know the commentators traversed along the ground following the ball to keep them in line with play. I haven't said there is anything wrong with using stats, what I am on about is your continuous whinging and criticising of referees and questioning of decisions. Do you ever actually take any notice of what players are doing.

It's pointless, refs are not biased, they are not bent, they referee what they see not what you see or a TV camera sees. You were making claims today of refs failing to spot 'obvious' forward passes, which were no such thing. Your droning on about refs in thread after thread is just showing yourself up.

David Cousins, The Strawbs.

You really are obsessed, give it a rest.

Jon Electron is really grating.

Grounding is a formality, always checked if everything else gets passed. Refs would look be a bit dumb if they checked something before the grounding, awarded a try, and then Sky showed he didn't ground the ball.

I had written Catalan off, revision incoming.

Watch it in the pub, gives you time for a p!$$ and get a pint in.

Shouldn't somebody mention Adie Gardner's son is playing in this game, they seem to have not mentioned it for 90 seconds.

The clue is in her name.

He had the Griffin Hotel on Standishgate quite close to Central Park. Sadly now a crumbling wreck after the last owners destroyed it by trying to turn it into some open plan trendy bar.

Just watched the Leeds v Saints game and the way supporters responded to the images being shown at the ground is what defines this game. All rivalry put to one side for a great moment. We know when to put down the sword and show respect to great people of the game. Then it's back to battle.

You do realise what saying this means about your thoughts on the game and ref.