Futtocks

That's a pretty clear knock-on to challenge, but at 77 minutes I can see why.

Oh yes, I'd forgotten that brief period. I wonder if there's anyone still working for them who'd been involved in camera setup back then.

I don't think they did. I could be wrong, of course.

I'm wondering if Sky have ever been here before.

George King hard to stop at that range and at that pace. 12:4

A nice sunny day, a stadium that doesn't get much TV exposure and a lively-sounding crowd. Good times.

The 175th try for Liam Marshall, making him the club's record holder in the Super League era.

Ah, the commentators have just enlightened me. A Stereophonics gig.

What's the reason for the venue change?

I don't know if there's an international or national standard, but the sport should probably look into it.

Bostock should have got five, but he made an absolute bollock of a perfectly decent pass to him in the dying seconds. NQL 4:58 DOL

Ray Stone swoops on a Bostock offload and crashes over. NQL 4:52 DOL

He's become first Dolphin to score four tries in a NRL match now, and there's still 10 minutes left for more.

Nikorima crosses the line, but beckons Farnworth to him and passes the ball for Herbie to score (and extend his scoring streak to eight games).

https://au.sports.yahoo.com/peter-vlandys-reveals-plans-for-nrl-to-buy-a-private-jet-in-wake-of-cowboys-finals-debacle-045954008.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAGRXQ9iG13HpB7Ju2jWOAlKb_opfKMhxBgIOFzfnNIvLmHJuftuEQ7YkuA5mal8BVSWYgk4fT--dlCQQKv-1SUqDqiiCgVCwKVvPE1fZ3uC6SjnzjxPW3SJjp9EPaTYLYdSRmrv8hb6rHl2SSQxQvu4F8c_iboNww4HQWepLDC3H V'landys has now revealed the NRL is looking into purchasing its own private jet and explained how it would be beneficial for clubs, fans and officials. The ARLC chair pointed to the many opportunities it would offer as the game looks to expand into Papua New Guinea, Western Australia or southern New Zealand.

Kaiden Lahrs comes on for his debut. He's the son of Tom Learoyd-Lahrs, who only retired 10 years ago. There'll be some senior NRL players who will have played against two generations of the family by the end of this season.

Bostock completes his second NRL hat-trick from a great Farnworth pass. They've been a great combo today.

The match will be live on Red Button and BBC iPlayer from 2pm, featuring a number of members of the England squad including the past and present Wheelchair Golden Boot winners Jack Brown and Rob Hawkins for Halifax, and the 2023 Wheels of Steel winner Lewis King for the Roosters. https://www.rugby-league.com/article/63904/rugby-league-on-the-bbc-?utm_source=Iterable&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=campaign_168809

Radley off for a HIA, to nobody's surprise apart from Blocker.

I don't know what the other game tonight is like, but I'm enjoying this one.

Barron just redeemed himself by knocking Senior into touch.

Decent contest so far.

Another opportunity to appreciate Herman Ese'ese and his Stakhanovite workrate. He was great for Hull FC when they were garbage, and he's still a standout now they've remembered how to play Rugby.

South Africa finish the day on 213 for 2, needing 69 runs tomorrow.

I just spent my monthly Audible credit on Tolkien's The Silmarillion, read by Andy Serkis. A couple of chapters in and he's doing a fine job; neither a straight recitation nor an over-dramatic performance. It's a fine line and he's treading it sure-footedly so far.