Is it just me seeing things or did he gouge L'estrange in the eyes. Phil Clarke cryptically referred to it.

No, but he did shoot JFK, kidnap the Lindbergh baby and frame Roger Rabbit.

You're getting him confused with Bailey

If you have Sky+ look again on 28 mins, just after he throws a right arm at him. Definite gouge.

Nah Bailey would look like he was going to but not have the nerve to actually do it

Rubbish. You're making a fool of yourself.

Rewind and have another look

I noticed he has been a bit over aggressive throughout the evening, something must ave gotten to him.

Saw him throw a cheeky dig,ma little kick at a play the ball. And when he scored in the first half he turned to the Bradford payer who tried to tackle him as he grounded the ball as if to start something.

I have thanks. It's that much of an eye gouge that neither does he touch the eyes nor does L'Estrange react or report it to the ref. But don't let facts interrupt a Wigan fan's hatred of McGuire.

Firstly i don't join in with anyone's childish 'hatred' of anyone else.

When i viewed it back it looked like he tried to throw a punch, l'estrange was too close so he made contact with the forearm instead, not a great deal in that, he then looked to gouge. If nothing is said by the RFL on Monday then they obviously agree with your opinion.

It was interesting what Clarke said afterwards. ''They've just poked the eye of an angry bull here''. Maybe i'm reading too much into it but i read that as him wanting to make reference to it but deciding (after his rugby gods comment) that he probably had better not.

Wigan fans

This is brilliant!

The sky team love in with Leeds continued in the Bulls game, so around minute 15 I tuned the sound off. And enjoyed the game much much more.

When a team is that good, everyone should have a 'love in' about them