It’s probably more that you just expect petty moaning about everything from Rugby League fans, so anything other than calling for his public hanging seems like a legitimate moan.

Translation: no one agrees with me so I will pretend it was a joke to save face

Pathetic attempt at trolling.

As if he’s the first person to swear live on national television. It came from a place of passion, he shouldn’t have done it, he apologised, move on.

Nothing on BBC news this morning about it… thought it would have been one of the headlines based on the above.

Back to bed for you. Pathetic.

Well it wasn’t an ”attempt at trolling” but if it was, it hooked snd triggered you pretty well so must have been a good attempt after all.

How anyone could read my post without thinking “ this is a joke right’ i don’t know. Some people need to lighten up,

Maybe this is why nobody hardly posts on VT anymore.

Don’t talk wet.

In that case then, it’s a very weird post and does not read as a joke at all.

Strange bloke.

In that case then, it’s a very weird post and does not read as a joke at all.

Strange bloke.

I think you need to stop back tracking by replying to every post you are digging a hole for yourself. Zero posters has seen this by content as some form of joke, maybe you should read your text content before you post.

And put his money where his mouth is

And shows passion hows that a bad thing !

Didn’t they used to have a 10 second delay and bleep on such occasions to protect the public from such instances

Bless you little angel, nanny let go of your reins?

Type Dom Manfredi interview into YouTube and enjoy!

Or maybe its because you do!!

Personally, it was nothing to do with the language, but everything to do with the image he portrayed that appalled me. He enforced every stereotype people have of Rugby League spectators with his Bett Lynch attire and his boy racer leopard print car. I was totally cringing watching this. Even my mum who is 77 texted me to say 'Have you seen the interview with the chavvy owner of Leigh?'. I guess in a way he is the living embodiment of what his club represents, the opposite of expansion a new audience, and a reinforcement of Rugby League staying exactly where it is, both in terms of Geography and Philosophy. I guess i don't fit the stereotype and still hope with not much expectation that the game can expand beyond it;s geographical limitations and demographic. Derek Beaumont and a second successful club in Wigan is a step in the entirely wrong direction for me!

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