I do genuinely think he was injured, in those first few moments after the incident he really hadn't a clue where he was. Legs gone the lot. I couldn't believe he stayed on the pitch, he was extremely quiet after that and certainly didn't make me cringe when he got the ball like he had done previously, made a few good passes but definitely none of the rip tearing runs he had made earlier. The blood pouring from his head was appalling that the ref didn't make him leave. I couldn't believe that our forwards didn't exploit that and run at him. I just wondered whether the incident at the round ball event last week has impacted on our sport. Did players avoid him knowing he was hurt?

I don't think anybody was cheering the injury itself. I assume people were cheering because he was about to leave the field. There is a difference.

Got to disagree on that one!!
Last year at Cardiff Briers was Knocked out cold against Huddersfield,plenty of Wigan fans dancing about and cheering that day yet we was nt playing each other!!!!

I will go with the first one your club as a few numpties who like to make a joke about a injured or prone player,but on the other hand every team in super league as a few numpties like that also..

There was nothing wrong with him apart from a small cut.

He could sense the opportunity to come across as a hero in a tight game, that's all.

I agree.

To be honest, I wanted him out 4 or 5 years ago at the same time as the Cullen protest.

I bet you are glad he didn't leave.

I don't think anybody in super league reads the game better than he does. He lacks pace and yet still found breaks in our line.

I can only imagine how good he could have been under Tony Smith earlier in his career when he had more pace.