0 Grand Final wins.



"just like the last one, it's" etc etc

3 actually, or is there a magical cut off date for honours Mr Troll?

Gotcha. So what you are saying is that you believe Sam Tomkins would never ever consider an offer from Warrington?

This is an offer from a club who are amongst only 4 in the league who have actually won ANY silverware since 2005. The club that are the 4th placed team in terms of honours won during the All time Super League period who remain in Super League ? Warrington who were gash up until 6 years ago and achieved this in the last 6 years ?

Only silly billies like Steve and opposition fans quote that "It's our year" nonsense.

Like his avatar counterpart, it's best not to encourage the senile.

Yarkshire born
Yarkshire bred
Strong inth'arm
I think we know the rest

Jason Robinson to Sale Sharks
Robinho to Manchester City
Lebron James to Cleveland Cavaliers
Adrian Morley to Warrington
etc etc etc......

Money talks! Past success means very little. A player does not sign to go in a time machine and live in the past, they sign for the future.

Plus Wire are one of only 5 clubs who've won anything in a decade.

Just ignore Bruce, he's as much a s**t troll on here as he is on the Virtual Terrace. It's laughable.

Chin up Bruce

All you need to do is mention how the Hull Derby isn't the best game over the Easter period and he'll go off on one, and go in a huff like he did on the VT.

More from Tomkins, keeping it cryptic -

From BBC :

But Tomkins, who cited homesickness as his main reason for wanting to return to England, will remain in rugby league and Wigan are strong favourites to sign him.
"Everyone's going to think that's going to happen, aren't they?" added Tomkins when asked about a move back to the Warriors. "That was predictable that everyone would assume that.
"It's one of those where I can't say anything until I do sign somewhere and it will all be out of the way.
"Once it gets released it will be a lot easier for me wherever I am," continued Tomkins. "I don't think the announcement will take too long and hopefully it will be out of the way, not only for me but for people asking questions."

That was a telephone, radio interview from George Riley on 5 live yesterday.

Interesting that he keeps it open ended, we'll all know by Sunday I would have thought.