Radford was already fouling Bailey when he got elbowed, had he just let Bailey play the ball he would have recieved no elbows and Hull would have won the game and finished fourth. Instead the morons think he's a hero for hitting a man on all fours (and being so poor at that he failed to knock him out), the Hull fans certainly have the club Captain they deserve.

Depends if that guy on the floor is you or not.

We can't all sit on this forum 24/7.

You make no sense. What was Ian Smith meant to do, dive in and take a punch on Baileys behalf?

I can't believe what I'm reading here. That wasn't the point.

Pardon?

You have a brain work it out.

Or do you have too many plums in your mouth to understand.

Kudos to the few people on this thread that haven't gone on an anti-Bailey crusade.

If it wasn't Bailey on the floor, Lee Radford wouldn't have launched a volley of punches at him. Radford lost the plot and arguably lost his team the game because he saw a chance to get a few digs in at Bailey, and Bailey carried out his role in the team superbly once again. The fact that he gets under so many peoples skin on here is hilarious

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Now answer me this. If the incident was exactly the same in reverse - i.e. Ryan Bailey took a couple of knocks to the head as Radford tried to escape from a tackle, then launched 4 right-handers at Radford - I assume you'd all be coming out in support of Bailey and castigating Radford for his appalling act of trying to escape from a tackle and being repeatedly punched while on the floor?

Your post makes no sense I'm afraid.

Disgusting post