I've seen a player urinating while defending his line .He got a fine for watering the turf aswell.

I remember a fullback at Wakefield waiting for a high bomb but facing the deadball line because he was running back. He (intentionally) headed it out of play like a centre half.

I was playing has for my local side when a wagon tyre went past me and hit one the opsite players that was very strange.

In a 2nd team school match, someone on my team kicked the ball towards the corner, their side knocked on, and the try was scored by someone's dog who decided he wanted to play with the ball.

Last friday, one of the Cas players picking up a second ball that had returned to the field via the southstand roof, despite watching a tackle being completed in front of him with the correct ball, and trying to play on with that ball .. didn't help them like

A dog ran across the pitch at Widnes in 2007, It went from one side straight across towards the dugouts. It seemed to head straight for Danny Lima who was warming up. Why would anyone want to bring a dog to a rugby match?

Easy original question to answer

Leeds Rhino's thinking they are a perfect RL team.

Make me laugh every time I see them , and mostly from embarassment at their lack of ability so they have to bend the rules to prove how "good" they are.

this just fell off your shoulder.

Ah bless. It's the obsessed hypocrite.

In the nothern rail cup in 2005, i remember a kr player running backwards waving at the crowd and falling over a cas player tying his boots.

a once saw Richard Horne playing on the wing for GB, that was pretty fooking werid!

Similar thing happened with a collie at a leeds v fax cup game in the late 70s. IIRC it spent about 3/4s of the game on the pitch, eluding periodic attempts by players and ref to catch it. I think the game was being screened live on grandstand.

Cas's performance at Headingley last Friday.