I know there's a lot of people who are on the dole actively looking for work, but there's also a lot who don't bother looking for the work because they think being on the dole is easy money.

As for the Daily Mail, who wastes money on that rag? Or any paper for that matter.

I admire your bollox coming on here bigging at best a cheap shot merchant who spits his dummy out and resorts to violence when things arn`t going his way.Remind me how many jaws has he broken over the last few years.?

I'd say the bigger issues re Chase are firstly that he played [iagainst[/i England in the Exiles game last year, so did't seem all that set on being English 12 months ago; and secondly, looked like a rabbit caught in headlights against the Aussies in the 4-nations.

Let's not forget the Salford woman hit by a drunken Cas fan (male). The aforementioned "man" was hauled off by stewards. Let's not forget also, the 7 year old who was subjected to a tyrade of foul mouthed abuse by a Cas teenager at the end of the match on the way out of the ground because he happened to be wearing a red shirt and not a jaundice yellow one. Before anyone shouts me down the 7 year old was my nephew so I know 100% what happened.

It is funny how the only other trouble of this nature that I have jeard of this season also involved Castleford.....but of course that was all Wakefield fans fault wasn't it!!!! It's never their fault is it.

Oh! and I suppose there is full employment in Castleford is there???

What a petty post (and to be honest a petty thread).

He didn't know he could play for England until he was informed. Once he knew that [and was told by someone that wasn't Steve Mc) he immediately made the decision to play for England and asked himself to play for England. He very much considers himself English and sees this as home, getting away from his past in New Zealand.

Only contributing to the thread.
Sorry it offended you.

Just putting the cat amongst the pigeons, watched the SL show last night, Chase was stood behind all the cas team when he put the high ball up, thus meaning when it was caught by a Cas player they were offside, and the they even shown the Ashurst disallowed try, nowt wrong with it. Still we play crap and got what we deserved.

Watching Superleague Full Time on Sunday, I have to say that I thought that the Ashurst pass did look forward. In some respects, I'm glad it got spotted as there's way too many of them in the game anyway but it was marginal and I've seen tries scored from passes like that given more often than not. I do agree though that from the angle shown, Huby looked to be well off side - perhaps that's what Patten was complaining to the Ref about just before the conversion was taken?

Finally, totally agree about being crap, deserved what we got after being 8 points up with 6 mins to go, if we play like that against Saints it'll be a cricket score.

Talking about the try at the hooter in the first half, after the catch we were already heading to the dressing rooms and forgot to tackle to stop the play.

Nope, I thought that Patten was also being talked to just before Cas converted their final try - might have been mistaken though!

Quote: Always behind the sticks "Nope, I thought that Patten was also being talked to just before Cas converted their final try - might have been mistaken though!'" yep he was but on the SL show you couldn't tell the offside, but he must have been very quick to be where he was to catch the ball. Patten was practising catching the ball under the sticks before the kick off, perhaps a better practise would be somebody running in at him has he goes for the ball. Photo 101 clearly shows Patten being impeded and obstructed from getting to the ball viewtopic.php?f=20&t=530018&tsmp=1339512381

Quote: Always behind the sticks "Nope, I thought that Patten was also being talked to just before Cas converted their final try - might have been mistaken though!'" yep he was but on the SL show you couldn't tell the offside, but he must have been very quick to be where he was to catch the ball. Patten was practising catching the ball under the sticks before the kick off, perhaps a better practise would be somebody running in at him has he goes for the ball. Photo 101 clearly shows Patten being impeded and obstructed from getting to the ball viewtopic.php?f=20&t=530018&tsmp=1339512381