I think I understand what you are saying but I don't agree. To say a Pro RL player only works for 80 mins a week is both unfair and naïve.

They train most days of the week and play a very tough physical sport at great speed, some of the collisions are like car accidents.

I'll be willing to bet that you feel quite a lot better the day after work then an RL player does.

Back on topic, Our entire pack looked a little jaded against the wire some more than others. I was just pointing out that Singo's stat's compared to the rest of the pack were below par. That said for a young prop he has been fantastic this year and maybe needs a few games off the bench to recover a little....

the point of the obstruction rule is that players can be out of position to effect a tackle. if you honestly believe that huby played no part in that phase of play then i thnk you need to take of your hudds glasses and think about what your interpretation would of been had it been at other end of the field.

the ref is lucky it didnt with the way Brough was acting.....

He sometimes gives that impression but I think the truth lies closer to him not really hurting anyone when he does take the ball in. He can take some putting down - sometimes - but somehow never seems to take a right lot out of the defence. Bit like Kyle Amor.

That was never an obstruction in s month of Sundays. If Cuthbertson's antics had have succeeded in disallowing a try it would have been poor form. Cuthbertson was pishing about and should have attempted a tackle. Leeds fans who think Cuthbertson's antics should have worked, imagine Brough, Briers or some other "Villain" acting up that way. You'be be having a fit.

There were two or three times when Mulhern - a kid in prop terms - took him down one on one.

He seems to have lost a yard of pace which means he's taking a lot less momentum into collision.