Just announced he's been fined by Wigan.
One thousand for every inch on display.
Thats two grand down the drain.

Why would you post that, if your penis was so small ?

Some of you may mock, but he's been growing that mushroom for over 20 years!

A big gun is no good without bullets, better a loaded pistol than an empty cannon.

That's more of a spud gun. The only thing that will fire is blanks

Touch of empathy there.

Better still, a loaded cannon.

Todays was better. But I kind of wish Warrington had won. I can't see Hull beating the Pies.

But by golly I'll be a black and white for the day.

hull deserved it. thought the officials were shocking again mind. I think whiting is really underrated same with Houghton don't really get the recognition they deserve but there both good grafters.

I don't think many saw Hull beating Warrington.

If Hull played like they did today against Wigan then they have a very decent chance of beating us if we are not at our very best.

Gareth Ellis has made a massive difference to them.

Ellis has been average everytime I've seen him this season, including today. Holdsworth and O'Meley were the gamebreakers.

Holdsworth is their main man. They ain't the same team without him.

Spot on, he seems to have been the big difference to the side yesterday. Well done them, I do think there will be a few extra thousands at Wembley now than if the wire had won.

Travelling between the RL towns in cumbria is too time consuming to create any sort of combined local support.

I do think they could push Cumbria better as a rep side, though. They gave England a good game not so long ago and could very possibly turn over the likes of France and Wales. More rep opportunities would give the cumbrian championship/semi-pro stars more exposure to the opportunities of full time.

Cumbria is an area that has real RL passion - that's something that should not be underestimated.

Regarding London, a friend and I were chatting the other day and discussing the fact that trying to promote a RL club in such a RU strong area seems flawed.
I know there is lots of junior, grass roots RL giong on n London, but is this centred around the twickenham area - i doubt it (please feel free to correct me). Would we be better trying to promote RL to an audience that has less rugby bias? Rugby league started as a working class sport - would we be better looking at a less affluent area of london that has only had football in the past and trying to convert them instead?