"Yes Sir. I know Sir. Sorry Sir. Yes Sir".

The James Graham respect scheme

Graham: "Oi laaa, yeh you wid da friggin whistle, he took my f**k*n head off"

Ref: "James, put your dummy back in and let me referee the game"

Graham: "ya friggin t*ss*r, if i waz wearin a wiggin shirt you'd av giv me a pen, f**k*n clown"

he played that whole scenario brilliantly, jumped in to cause a fuss but clearly had no intention of throwing any punches to get himself in trouble but to bring attention to it. Then acted as respectfully as possible when listening to the Ref.

Come a long way since "you're having a Joe Cocker" to ganson.

The Brain Carney line "That's his pre-season" while Briers walks the 70 yards was a classic!

Brian Carney was great throughout the commentary. As he always is.

Yes, a totally unbiased, quality, and funny commentary - as all the commentators were............. Oh, hang on





Clarkes line of "Warringtons performance is almost Wiganest" summed him up - he just can't give someone a compliment without making sure he mentions how much better Wigan are. Even Joels try - rather than just congratulating him, he has to mention how he was caught in the cup game........

I'm all for respect but he couldnt of sounded less sincere. I'll never like Lee Briers, and the whole jumping on Sam when he was on floor confirmed my hatred.

Lee Briers - Role model.

Personally I think Hock is a much better role model.

Because that's so much worse than jumping at someone's face with your feet

Similar to why I'll never like Joel Tomkins. He jumped on someone while they were on the floor, the only differences being that Myler got an elbow in the face and hadn't done anything wrong himself. Remember?

Much better than that banker stevo!

lol personally i think you should win avatar of the year

I'm sure that was Alibert last year against Stains, Shouted Graham atleast 3-4 times and then blew the whistle to signal play on.