I am indeed.

To answer your question their captain is usually in Benidorm by mid-September with the rest of 'the boys'.

Ive said it before and i'll say it again.
It seems funny that as soon as Leeds went in front he had absolutley nothing to complain about. Job done in his eyes, that is nothing to be proud of..

Groundbreaking. At the point in the game when we weren't being penalised our captain wasn't questioning penalties.

You sir, are a genius. Did you work that out all by yourself or were you helped? Maybe you talked through the argument with your carer before you posted?

Re-read that statement or get an adult to do it for you and when the penny drops how thick you look please refrain from posting your gibberish on here.

You lost even with the ref heavily biased in your favour - get over it! Roll on Friday when Saints tear you a new 'A' so you can go cry on their board for a week! Fortunately we'll get a break from the small clubs whinging society for a while!

I Really Like Hull KR And Think They Are A One Of The Better Teams In The League, It's Just A Shame Some Fans Can't Be Gracious In Defeat...

And I bet you wonder why you're becoming the most hated club in SL!

I am - not moaning about the defeat (proud of our efforts and felt we were competitive, so can't ask for much more against the World Club champs). My arguement was about Sinfield's attitude/value, not debating the loss.

It's a moot point anyway. The way he conducts himself on and off the pitch is exemplary. A true professional. The way I see it, he's allowed to air his opinion as captain, and he did so. It didn't seem as though he crossed the line, he wasn't ranting, touching or badgering Bentham. The ref just called him back over and they continued their difference of opinion. And he has never tried to ref the game like Hanley used to. Like I say, it's moot.

That's just it,there wasn't an argument or valid point in any of your post!!