Rioman

Yes, Done a hamstring by all accounts.

Wakefield Trinity by 10

Somebody check his pockets. Kallum Watkins may still be in one of them from when Wakey played Leeds a few years back.

We didn't win another game after he went home.

Won five, lost five if I remember correctly.

Ray Price. and Mark Graham both at Wakefield

Yes, Scott Lewis came over with Wally.

Wakefield Trinity by 10

Wakefield Trinity by 8

Not been any of those since they went 'breasts vertical' on 23/9/2019

It's a game of skill, courage and athleticism. Played by men and women who in the main are grounded and accessible to their public.

Dressing Rooms/Changing Rooms are now 'The Sheds' Forwards are now 'Middles' The Team/Squad is now 'The Group' or 'The Playing Group' Touch Judges are routinely called 'Linesman' by spectators

It goes along the lines of: "oh shoot, they've called our bluff and re-organised it for next year. Quick!, think of another excuse not to participate"

Problem is knowledge of Rugby League outside of Australia is virtually non existent to the average Australian RL fan. (Honourable exceptions to those who post on here.)

Should the NR gain control of international Rugby League the schedule will be: Year 1. Pacific Nations Tournament. Oz, NX, PNG, Fiji, Tonga & Samoa GB/England scratching around for opponents Repeat for years 2, 3 and 4

Didn't stop a group of blokes getting on an aircraft carrier for six weeks in 1946 and going to Australia, All of whom held down a job as well as playing rugby league.

Well sixty odd million of us have managed not to contract it. An example of making the statements fit the story,

I'm almost sure that the Golden Boot criteria changed and it was awarded to the person who made the most impression at international level. (obviously not going to be won by an Aussie anytime soon if that's the case)

No I was referring to the Eastern Bloc in the 80's at the Olympics.

And probably 'cleaner'

Given that Australia has around eight people per square mile and the UK has around 700 people per square mile it's hardly surprising the incidence of infection is higher.

To quote the Great Mick Morgan: " You bottleless g*ts" "Ah can't speyk" Post amended/added to, to reflect the fact I am speechless

My daughter who lives in Oz and is an Aussie Citizen had Astra Zeneca and is fine, but then again she's from Yorkshire and obviously made of sterner stuff .

If you hadn't put ten posts on the topic in the last hour you may have had time to find said article.

Hardly a few sketches though is it?