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No-one is claiming Wakey have "saved" the Championship, but if you are blind to the effect of the travelling support, there's nothing else to say. As mentioned earlier in this thread KYLE AMOR has said that the money and support from Wakey will ensure they see out this year. Why do you seek to find the negative in that??

No one was gloating, instead you were chelping at Wakey. We know the dice have finally rolled in our favour, and we are grateful. At least under Carter we were stable. Stable and poor on the field, as he wouldn't spend money we didn't have. As painful as that was, it left a club behind that was attractive enough for someone like Matt Ellis to take over.

Wakey have more than done their bit throughout the Championship and have earned many friends and allies. Matt Ellis has played a blinder and the fans have travelled in big numbers all year. You'll miss us x Well, if you're still there next year.

*That made me think! "He's got the whole world, in his hands..." Couldn't get a note out a recorder as a kid. You still had 22000 empty seats though. When Davy's gone, Giants are gone.

It really wasn't! Every Haven effort was warmly acknowledged, and the Haven players took a lap at the end of the game and were met with a chorus of "Haven, Haven...". See the Kyle Amor after match interview where he states that the money raised/gifted by Wakefield and their fans, means that they are financially safe for the rest of the season. What did you do for Rugby League today? Don't judge Wakey by the standards of your tiny little sham of a club.

I sanitised the last line, but this is where I stole it from... Most of the lines seem to suit Giants, it seems (It seems that's a longer clip the one I originally saw - different breed, those soccer chaps, but you get the idea.

That's the extent of my musical "knowledge".

He's got a pineapple on his head...

"You've got 22000 empty seats, You've got 22000 empty seats, You've got 22000 empty seats, Giants are massive club, BS!"

OK Mr Happy, calm down. Someone crashed his chair as he came to the line. They knocked him over, and even whilst falling, he kept the ball, and scored with the chair more or less on his head. It was an experience session that Bradford Bulls WhRL agreed to put on for our college students. Gill and the Bulls members that came along were brilliant. I prefer to be amazed by the player's commitment, athleticism and competitiveness, rather than tell a bloke with no legs and half an arm that he's just given a penalty away.

I don't think IMG intended the grading process to be a glitter-rolling exercise.

"bloke with no legs and half an arm dived out of his chair (well, took it with him), to score a try." He didn't leave the chair, and it was as a consequence of a huge collision. He still made sure he scored. Think I remember him being called Andy - this would be Bradford Bulls wheelchair team around 2006, at a guess. Unbelievable competitor!

? 1. Did he vote for it? Was it a unanimous vote? Did He/Leigh vote against? Genuine question.

There was never a flop. There may have been a laying-on. It wasn't on the Twitter clip. I have no issue with that.

If the ball carrier was sliding over the try line, you wouldn't even think of suggesting the tackle was complete. It wasn't. Burgess was not only entitled, but obligated to join the tackle. I've only seen a Twitter clip though - is the suggestion that the sin-bin offense wasn't a flop, but a "lying-on"?