He showed disrespect for both the sweat-shop workers who lovingly manufacture the cheap polyester shirts, and for Agnes, who has to wash the player's shirts before they can be put on eBay.

Totally unacceptable behaviour.

Ive read some shiiiiiiite in my team but this is a bit pathetic....

Ive played rugby for 15 years, and have played in a lot of finals, big games etc where you wear your heart on your sleave and give your all for that game & the cause!!

A lot of players i play with take there shirt off in disgust of been subbed because there upset with how theyve played/how the team has played or how the game is going, these lads put there all in for there club, especially leeds lads like ryan Bailey. I personally think the lad is not good enough to play for Leeds (MY OPINION) but still he gives his all for his team. To take your shirt means nothing, absolutly nothing its just emotion gettin ontop of you at that moment, it doesnt mean he's showing disrespect towards his club.

What id rather have a go at if i were you is players fighting in a big game like the WCC, and leaving your team to play with 12 men for 10 mins, not a very good example coming from the Captain. Also people mouthing at referee's and giving away cheap penalties...... thats the sort of stuff that hurts your team not rubbish like throwing your shirt on the floor after been subbed!!

If only Hull could get themselves into a position where they'd even have to think about what happened to one of their players in a WCC game eh?.

Well he's certainly no James Graham, not standing square at marker and conceding the penalty that won Hull KR their game on Friday.



I bet you have and seen plenty of it from them as well.



When was Kevin 'Leeds' most successful captain in their history' Sinfield fighting?

Why do you keep bringing Hull up? This has nothing to do with Hull FC. We are on about Leeds Rhinos getting beat last night. But seeing as you can't realise that, there is no point carrying on with this.

Exactly...

Jog on...

when was the last time bailey was dropped for form reasons and not because of injury?

Don't know, but you should update your sig

Am i the only only who thinks fair play to Bailey

yes it was petulance, but what does it show?

he wants to give his heart to the club and shows he was unhappy, yes with the decision to sub him but could it also be at his own display?


Yes its not a great sign but least it shows passion

<idiot mode on> yes man but it's the shirt innit... You can't diss the shirt... <idiot mode off>

not as if he had a poo on the pitch is it