The sixth member of that pack had already been sent off.



John Holmes being his opposite number and Leeds' key man made him the obvious target but I can't really recall Arkwright going after any other Leeds players.

That was a one sided feud as John was a gentleman who knew how to ride the challenge and drew many a penalty for his efforts.

got taken off after 5 minutes and never came back i don't think. masella hammered him until he went off.served him right for diving, the punch was miles off him.
following season same teams,same ref, saints player punches glanville. result? yellow card.
stand up russell smith

Wasn't he the one who threw loads of punches, got sent off, and was making all sorts of gestures to the SS as he walked back to the changing rooms in the north stand, only to hang his head as he realised that his team were using the changing rooms under the SS?

yep. against halifax IIRC. ironically he didn't do anything and got cleared

Loser!

Groves?

Who was it that ended Gallaghers career?

I have to agree with alot of you on here, there aren't any real cowards in RL. There may be many players who are willing to put cheap-shots in, but that doesn't make them cowards, it just makes them dirty players.

David Ward.

Very droll!

I know he brought him back way too early but who piledrived him in the first place? Was it Veivers?

Veivers and Shane Cooper IIRC. Of course Gallagher didn't actually miss any games after that incident playing in the next six games.

His confidence was shot.

I never thought I'd seriously consider using the word 'Coward' applied to someone who plays 'Rugby League', at any level.

There are plenty of people who never tried actually playing the game, for whatever reason, and even then, I wouldn't lower myself to call them cowards.

There's too many people who post on these forums who think they know all about Rugby League, when in fact, they know Jack Shitt.

There are cowards in society, and most of them it seems hide behind their laptop screens and keyboards.