Sounded as though Dave Woods doesn't have a lot of time for Davies either. A few barbed shots.

The RFL could do with getting BBC interested in showing games from the Championship downwards & get the gospel out to a wider public than rip off sky.

The wife can't stand Jonathan's voice but i wonder if he keeps the people in the Valleys interested in RL.

Probably not

I said much the same as this whilst watching. Rarely a positive thing to say- and from his comments hasn’t recognised the game’s moved on since his days playing.
As for JJB - I really don’t get how he’s managed to get commentary roles- you can’t understand a thing he says most of the time!

To be fair, all the people involved with the game on the BBC are walking cliches. Jon Wilkin is the worst offender, closely followed by JJB

You've never heard Dennis Betts then

If RL wants to attract a new audience through it's TV coverage, we could do with pundits that are both well spoken and knowledgeable or, perhaps go with Aussie or KIwis.
I know that we have a Northern based sport but, to those outside the M62 corridor and especially those in the South, JJB and Peacock do nothing to change peoples perception of the game and much as I think they are ok their presence in the studio is akin to having Eddie Waring doing all of the commentary.
Great knowledge but just "too northern"
We keep on hearing how we must expand the game and attract new audiences but, while ever we stick with this format, it just isnt going to happen.
Having said that, for those of us who live in the heartlands and enjoy the game, Saturdays coverage was excellent, form the Women's final , which was a tight encounter, the Wire v Hull game which again, was close and a decent watch, to the plucky fight of Halifax, who, although never looked like scoring, battled till the end against Saints.

I know hes an obnoxious character, but in a few months Boris Johnson will be out of a job - and he appears to be able to sell ice cream to Eskimos. Maybe we could employ him on a zero hours contract.

davies' main problem is, he clearly doesn't watch the product, there's no point rolling him out if he's not paying attention to what's going on in superleague.

He may not watch the product. But that is not his main problem. To be brutally honest, his main problem is that he is not very bright.

Jon Wilkin is at least intelligent and somewhat educated.

Another minor BBC whinge:

Despite it being a rather quiet Saturday afternoon for sport - BBC Radio 5 Live chose to put commentary of F1 Qualifying for the German Grand Prix on its main AM channel, pushing the RL Semi (Warrington & Hull) onto 5 Live Sports Extra (digital channel).

the German grand prix was one of the best last week but it needed break downs and weather conditions to level it

F1 is one of those sports that I've never really got. I can see its popular and so I've tried - but sadly it's a bit like the kings new clothes. The same applies to tennis, golf, snooker, darts and horse racing. Where am I going wrong?

Noble wins hands down in this 'facet' of the commentating game.

That is unfair. Brian Noble is a good man, a nice man. He has many uncliched thoughts, unlike the Welsh Whiner, Jonathan Davies.