johnh1

You are in Super League OF. Plenty of fans, myself included, are not any more.

Yes. That too. Is it beyond the comprehension of whoever is in charge of deciding what appears on the screen to maybe think if you were at the ground, what would you be looking at? I think it's unlikely you would be watching the big screen in case it was showing a replay or looking at the coaches to see what their reaction was.

Watching on catch up. It makes you wonder who is responsible for deciding that the viewer would rather see something that has already happened rather than what is happening live.

But they can only check up to the point the ref blows his whistle to stop the game. Not sure when that happened in this case.

Doesn't help being so blurred, but that went forward by Wigan.

Absolutely. The players were stood in the tunnel ready to come out for several minutes before they did. Waiting for the stadium announcer by the look of it.

Might be wrong but the kicker had already tapped the ball on the 20 then kicked it. Field was onside imo. Correct decision allround.

Which is about 6 feet, maybe 10 feet back. Not 12 meters.

12 meters is a stretch. 6 feet, maybe.

I'm convinced the commentators still don't know that the ref can only go to the video ref for a possible try if they think it's no try. If they think it's a try they have to give it.

That was New Hunslet at the Greyhound Stadium wasn't it?

Nah. It was over 45 minutes ago.

No, but there is usually the obligatory gay couple, older couple, mixed race couple and apparently this time a woman who was happy to marry either a man or a woman.

Apparently!!!

Married at First Sight. About 10 couples meet for the first time at the altar and it takes 3 months to see if any are still together. Usually one or two manage it