Not incorrect.

So you bring the population of Wigan and you double the I.Q. of the place

MMmmm Interesting



So that means the I.Q of the same amount of people from Leeds as there is in Wigan is about the same then?




Sounds about right to me?
Unless your saying you only send the idiots over?

Don't know if this has been mentioned, and I'm not trailing through 13 pages, but... Did anyone see any RL players Tweets about the booing? Most notably Leon Pryce & Scott Murrell? Unprofessional to say the least.

has Scott Murrell tweeted his opinions on the behaviour of some Hull KR fans in and around Headingley yesterday yet?

I don't do twitter. As Sean lock said, "twitter is for people who don't know how to STFU even when they're alone".

An interesting assessment given that all I really do is read other people's opinion on events, and sometimes interact with them by means of suggesting my own opinion on the topic. Much like a forum really. What does Sean Lock think of people who use forums?





For the benefit of Grumpy Guts, and other none-tweeters...

Leon Pryce - thats the fickle leeds united fans that started watching the rhinos when united dropped down the divisions. Their not real fans.

Scott Murrell - Bull sh[ii[/it that England fans are booing sam tomkins typical Leeds fans!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

They're intelligent and sexy.

I don't care about the opinions of rugby players. Most of them are big and can run fast but they're not exactly societies higher echelon. Especially an oxygen thief like Leon Pryce. I've seen Leon behave in a pub and suffice to say when his body gives up and he's no longer earning a living from rugby his post rugby career will make Garry Schofield look like Lord Alan Sugar.

Actually come to think of it, I do remember meeting Sean Long and telling him I dabbled in Forums. I obviously left an impression.

On his cheekbone?

Yep. With my c*ck.

Nice chap that Sean Lock.


Edit - Just spotted I wrote Long. Call it a Freudian slip or typo. Either is fine.

I was at the game but must confess that I didn't even hear the booing, but am content to take it on trust that it occurred.

It must have been utterly and heart-breakingly unbearable for the little chap, I bet the railings outside Headingley are covered in flowers and teddies by now.