I disagree, from what i saw Graham got the better of him that day (I wasn't the only one who thought that from who i watched the game with); i can't prove this with a 70s style montage but just mentioning my opinion. Im not a Saints fan so i'm not bothered getting into a bicker.

As for a prop "hiding" on the centre spot. Front row forwards defend in the middle of the field.

Anyway, you're all right about Graham biting too quickly on the pitch. Until he can shrug off other teams trying to wind him up, as morley can at the moment, he'll be targetted by teams looking to put him off his game.

Bless you. How do you cope in the real world?

You're right, so why was Graham "hiding" in the centres at the time?

Not sure, but he was thankful for dark coloured shorts.

Centres? He was in the middle of the pitch!

Now if you want to see hiding, check out Bailey only making maybe 1 more run all game after running sideways to get smashed, whilst Graham set up the match winning try. And Bailey (out on the wing!) dropping the ball looking to the oncoming defenders.

I think it's fait to say Graham hasn't gone hiding once in his career, he takes the ball up twice a set a lot of the time! Not sure the same can be said of Bailey. . . .

Maybe not. Bailey has never left the field stamping his feet in floods of tears and paddying to the opposition coach though.

True, he saves his stamping for outside nightclubs

O-Lay!!

Touche.

I think if you were to ask any Rhinos fan with an ounce of rugby knowledge they would all prefer to have Graham than Bailey, regardless of what some posters think of Bailey's attributes.

Sorry, couldn't resist



Anyway, roll on the playoffs.

That was as easy as falling off a wall, allegedly...

Quote Lights_Out="Lights_Out"I disagree, from what i saw Graham got the better of him that day (I wasn't the only one who thought that from who i watched the game with); i can't prove this with a 70s style montage but just mentioning my opinion. Im not a Saints fan so i'm not bothered getting into a bicker. As for a prop "hiding" on the centre spot. Front row forwards defend in the middle of the field. Anyway, you're all right about Graham biting too quickly on the pitch. Until he can shrug off other teams trying to wind him up, as morley can at the moment, he'll be targetted by teams looking to put him off his game.'" Maybe this will refresh the memory. www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7-et6E8ptg About 6 mins in (after Saint Kieron has tried to pull Luke Burgess's head off) Leeds get a penalty. After mouthing off at Bailey from the moment he came on does Graham take the opportunity to smash Bailey as he takes the hit up from the tap? No. Bailey actually runs across the pitch to find him. If you carry on 30 seconds or so, you will see when Graham does take his chance to smash Bailey - when he's got his back to him and held up by two other Saints defenders.

Quote Lights_Out="Lights_Out"I disagree, from what i saw Graham got the better of him that day (I wasn't the only one who thought that from who i watched the game with); i can't prove this with a 70s style montage but just mentioning my opinion. Im not a Saints fan so i'm not bothered getting into a bicker. As for a prop "hiding" on the centre spot. Front row forwards defend in the middle of the field. Anyway, you're all right about Graham biting too quickly on the pitch. Until he can shrug off other teams trying to wind him up, as morley can at the moment, he'll be targetted by teams looking to put him off his game.'" Maybe this will refresh the memory. www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7-et6E8ptg About 6 mins in (after Saint Kieron has tried to pull Luke Burgess's head off) Leeds get a penalty. After mouthing off at Bailey from the moment he came on does Graham take the opportunity to smash Bailey as he takes the hit up from the tap? No. Bailey actually runs across the pitch to find him. If you carry on 30 seconds or so, you will see when Graham does take his chance to smash Bailey - when he's got his back to him and held up by two other Saints defenders.