The shirt fitting will take several weeks from what I heard.

It was going to, but thankfully Kooga still have "Solomona size" pre-programmed in to their sewing machines.

I'm afraid it's backfired.

I sat and watched a long video of Henry Paul playing against Leeds earlier while at work. Not realising that I was inevitably watching Keith Senior and Barrie McDermott at the same time.

It almost kicked off in the canteen shortly after when I kept blocking off the route to the coffee machine whilst standing and looking innocent. I had the last laugh though as I walked away and hit the receptionist with a perfect swinging arm right on her chin.

Although you just let the cat out of the bag about what all you IT techies do when sat in front of your machines at work...

Gotta admit, we do play far to flat. Hudds, Wigan and Wolves recievers get the ball and theyve got plenty of time and space to decide what theyre going to do where as ours are practically tackled as soon as theyve got the ball, if not it's the inevitable crash ball, one out the back, or standard pass on. It's not good enough.

Dilligaf any chance of getting a shorter name the letters on the shirt will cost a fortune

Maybe we have one shirt with "Fan" on the back and we take turns playing?

Also if any kids ask what it means, we don't stay as a family club.....




Aye, we could just take turns with the Lockyer video.

I'm up for that but not sure how watching the Heather Locklear home video is going to improve my game.

It could spoil your eyesight?

it already has judging by his last post.

I noticed that too and you wonder why!

We rarely manage to execute the simple "out the back" move because our runners are either too flat or time their run badly or the pass is poor. It's a farce watching us try that sometimes and embarrassing as they have plenty of time to get it right being full time professionals. I wonder whether all the players understand what they're doing as in defence when it's used against us it invariably leads to a try.

Other times we just take the ball up flat without any chance to hit the ball at pace and then don't get over the advantage line. It's basic stuff, for instance, look how Aizue came onto the ball yesterday. Our forwards are capable of that but all too rarely. If Burgess did it he'd be devastating being such a massive bloke.

When we had so many kicks charged down versus Wire I did wonder why the kickers didn't drop a bit deeper if they needed more time, but they carried on regardless allowing the oppositon plenty of time to put them off.

I could go on forever!