All the best to you all! I will be sat here (jumping around the living room) wishing I was there!

Come on Leeds

Marching on together!

No need for that.

Think before you post

Meh. Do you also think the thread title is unfair to vertigo sufferers?

Posting, albeit in jest, about being in a cardiac unit is a million miles from relating feeling giddy to vertigo.

Just a thought about how your words might impact other people reading them wouldn't be too difficult. You could have expressed what you meant in numerous other ways

OK, point taken. A drop goal to win it in extra-time would be a heart-stopping moment though wouldn't it?

Whoops.

Thanks

And yes, that would be brilliant!

Ps. I've chosen to ignore your lame attempt at provocative humour and am going to pretend that you're not a complete tw@

massive over reaction mate. its just a term everybody uses.

anyhow, the tracky top i have worn for the last four grand finals is now two sizes to big.
but i have to wear it don't i?
don't laugh if you see me though

I disagree tad.

The first comment was unnecessary.

The second was fine, an every day use of language, however in the context it was used it was clearly not just that

wish I could get a shirt two sizes to big, never mind my 3x will be in the stands cheering on the lads, never mind the result but a win would be nice

I didn't see much of a problem with it if I'm honest.

I didn't think it was anything which needed moderating wheels.

Just that it was careless and unnecessary and could have been worded differently.

Obviously, it has touched a personal raw nerve.

Speaking as someone who suffered a heart attack 10 weeks ago, I found nothing wrong with the post except it should have said Lee Briers drop goal from 48 yrds out to win it fot the mighty WIRE.

You guys should try watching games when any excitement can lead to ( well you decide what it can lead to)

Leaving now - have a good one - go Rhinos

Remember it is just a game, a form of entertainment.

Fair enough.