Futtocks

Great stuff from Wardle!

But what about the people who are watching earlier in the HT break?

Good work from Leigh for that try, showing some fight despite the scoreline.

I suppose Smith's the established player, but his kicking from wide has always been a concern. Try for Nsemba! Yes!

That used to be the mentality back in the glory days - don't leave the opposition's 20 without getting something from it, whether it's a try, a penalty or a drop goal.

Ah. Oh well.

Great effort, let's hope his team-mates make it worth it during the rest of this set.

Look at his posting history and all will be revealed.

Jai Field escapes the nudie run!

L for leather, A for 'orses, M for sis, as the old joke alphabet goes.

That's a bad miss by Moylan.

The Leigh fans' bloodlust is frustrated.

Is that a Lee Glimour or a Natalie Glimour?

Ricky Thunderbox-Gogglebox strikes back! Nice kick on the fly from Charnley to send the ball back infield.

Leeming opens 'em up, Smith finishes (making sure the conversion's easier this time).

Bevan French celebrates his new contract with a try.

Moylan back on, and Leigh haven't suffered too badly in his absence.

It's the number of threads that have been locked on here by John because of people who can't accept perfectly fair refereeing decisions.

Given the circumstances, a red card would have been too much.

If it had pierced Leilua's brain instead, nobody would have been any the wiser to this day.

Miski's effort sent up as a try. The Man from Del Monte, he say... YES!

There was an NRL match in 2022 (I think) where Joey Leilua got a particle of something in his eye from the pyro as the teams ran out, and the Raiders had to do without him for 10-15 minutes while he was looked at by the medics. Nothing wrong with a bit of whizz-bang, as long as someone's actually thought it through.

Nice weather for ducks; would Degsy consider a last-second rebrand?

Another reason is companies like Disney gathering everything of their (plus anything else they can get) in to their own platform, so their titles no longer become an option for general TV channels. When you consider how all the legendary production companies of Hollywood gradually merged into a few mega-corporations, that's a lot of great movies.

CBS News did a short report on TPTV that shows how the channel runs.