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Thanks for pointing out I didn't say he said Wigan were lying.

Who's bragging, do you know where the quote came from. Stating a fact isn't bragging, stamping your feet because someone posted it though is childish. One final point I didn't say you said Wigan lied.

Nobody said they don't, someone stated a fact, you wanted, as you do, to change the point of the thread into Wigan lying, you are good at it, I'll give you that, as often people fall for it.

I wasn't refering to Keirghan in the first bit, that referred to the original statement, he was trying to cloud the issue by bringing him into it. If the original statement had said signed a NRL player he would have a point, it didn't so he didn't.

But that wasn't the statement, it was pointing out a fact. You're having 2+2=5 moment, nobody claimed or pretended Wigan don't have overseas players.

Can you not read, NOT signed from NRL. Keighran was signed from Catalan so transferred between RFL clubs. The other two you are a year out.

Just some perspective of how Sir Billy is regarded in Wigan. He has, and it was the first, a pavement star on what was Believe Square. He has a statue on what was Belive Square, the highest point in WIgan town centre. Believe Square has now been renamed Sir Billy Boston Square. There is a medical centre in Wigan named Boston House in honour of the man. A stand at the Brick Community Stadium is named after him, the Sir Billy Boston Stand, as was a stand at Central Park. (without the Sir) A pub local to where he lived, The Bold Hotel changed its swing sign outside from the ship The Bold to aan image of Sir Billy, the landlord who commissioned it at the time was a Saints supporter. At his biography book launch at the Brocket Hotel the place was packed, modest as ever he got up and said I didn't expect anybody to be here, who wants to know what an old rugby player did fifty years ago. Outside of Wigan he is part of a group statue at Wembley and also in Cardiff.

Maybe you should do refs course.

Sir Billy's funeral today was a beautiful send off for a great man. Thousands lined the streets along the route of his cortege. At the service in the stadium amongst the vast numbers in attendance was a local MP and PM, no photo ops, no it's about me, just one other quite mourner paying respects.

I adjusted easily, I am into photography so more time for that and time to revisit old photographs and edit/redit them. I am into history (especially local) so researching verious things keeps me quite busy. Me and the wife ensure we get out to socialise at least twicce a week, often jumping a train to somewhere nearby to try some interesting pubs. With a retired wife who loves her garden she has found me loads of little, and not so little, jobs she wants doing. Filling time is never, ever, a problem.

They don't just give sixes for holding down though, it can be hand on the ball, giving a player a nudge, feet in, it is ruck infringement not a holding down infringement.

Your on holiday and retired to the hotel at 10:00PM for a nightcap before retiring and while sat there you are watching people just turning out for the night.

A bit

I hope so

I hope you realise mine was very tongue in cheek response to the ref nonsense.