He connected once.

Probably a good job, given that the one punch landed split Bailey's head like a melon

Serious question. If Cockayne were to throw a few elbows at Radford, would he be justified in ripping his head off as well?

I like a bit of biff in a game, which is then roundly condemned by the 'intellectual elite' on here, the difference is I like a bit of biff when they stand toe to toe and slug it out, I have never liked the type of thuggery that Radford dished out, the player on the deck did what every player does when being prevented from getting up, they flail about to get free, if the defender cops one in the head, so be it, if he then punches a defenseless opponent FOUR times (which would have been more had he not been pulled away), he deserves to walk IMO.

Lets see what Radford does next time he is prevented from getting up from the tackle, I bet it isn't laying still until the opponent get off him.

no were not!! we are talking about a coward who can only attack a defencless man while he is imobalised.

dont u worry about radford or the derby, think u need to worry about warrington

so that still would be cockstayne then!

When was Bailey immobilised? No one stopped him moving, did they? He wasn't unconscious?

You must think we're still talking about Ben Cockayne.

At least we've stopped arguing with Leeds fans

who you talking about??? i am talking about a coward who attacks men while they are down!!

I also bet it isn't elbow opponent four times in the back of the head.

Serious question though, does anyone think Radford might have been under the impression he was being punched? He couldn't see what was happening. He just felt 4 massive thuds to his head, and since he's got a bit of a meaty bonce it must have been hard!

Go on the popular video site....you will see some-one being attacked whilst they are being held down, he is called Cockayane:SUBMISSION:

Would you think it would be worse or better if he had kicked him in the head as well?