Sorry, I couldn't read it.

And tiny print still isn't irony.

Who said it was ironic? It was a deliverate attempt at trolling which seems to have worked.

The fact that you could see a very small piece of something there would indicate that you either couldn't be bothered to attempt to read it and would therefore try to be clever or you didn't know how (by either using your operating systems magnifier tool or enlarging your browsers font size).

Either way, it was a deliberate windup and trolling attempt. Some of my points were my opinions, some weren't. Move along..

So totally pointless then?

Look pal. You made yourself look stupid. Trying to backtrack and deflect the blow is a bit futile TBH.

I do indeed. Hence why I recognise YOUR obsession.

You've caught a whopper.

Whoah there, no obsession and no attack intended. I thought the Agatha Christie reference would have underlined the intended jocualrity. Just genuinely interested what happened to make you sympathise with SM for a short while there.

As for the parrot jibe, I've never heard Hood or Duffy compare McNamara to Clement Attlee (or Barack Obama

). By the way, do you think Attlee was crap? Or do the circumstances in which he became PM have to be taken into account? Just you've never said...

Being caught out over denying what that you called SM McBanana must have hurt but this is desperate even from you.

Paul Cullen

Ha Ha HA - You are joking? or insane

Well, he certainly talks a better game than McNamara



He is an irritating pundit on Sky though - likes to wax lyrical about Saints because his Warrington team were perennially incapable of beating them even when they were there for the taking. Also, for a man who professes to be a more intellectual coach it is shameful he keeps calling the England scrum half "Burrows" all the time. Then again, it isn't as bad as Eddie Hemmings getting Kevin Penney confused with Lee Penny every match - isn't he meant to live in Warrington?