Whats wrong with referring to them as BI-Polar? You do realise that it does have a meaning outside of BI-Polar disorder don`t you?

Why does he speak so posh ?

As 'homme vaste' as said the word bipolar isn't just to do with mental illness it actually means having or relating to two poles or extremities which is a very accurate description of Hull FC. As someone who suffers from mental illness I'm not offended by that in any way.

The world and society is failing and badly if this is now something else that can not be said.

I wasn't offended

what if he'd said "Jekyll and Hyde", not a mention by anyone I would imagine, yes, he's a bit of an idiot, but I don't think he engagez brain before letting the mouth motor.

Then you have no business on the internet, sir.

The other week “if Rugby League games lasted 180 minutes then Liam Farrell would be MOS every year”

Phil Clarke makes a living talking e for money - and he's becoming increasingly obscure and nonsensical as time goes on. He still meanders to the end of a linguistic cul-de-sac and then stops dead without completing his point, probably when he realises he didn't have one to begin with, or fires out analogies and anecdotes that bear no relation to the issue at hand; many of which these days seem to be related to Football - or "the wigan club."

I use the pre-match build-up as an opportunity to complete household chores, or scroll through Twitter, or stare blankly at an empty wall with the TV on mute.

No it isn't

You are confusing the word bipolar with the illness "bipolar disorder". Bipolar means to describe 2 things that are "polar opposites".... Eg. The distance between the ground and your high horse

What a sad world we live in when people portray to be offended by this.

All rovers fans must be racist as we sing dirty b&w baskets to Hull players/fans. Would you take that as a reference to Vitiligo??