I'm sure i read somewhere its been 50 yrs since Hudds won at Headingley. Impressive victory.

"The next time we play them and they start hitting high, I'll be instructing my players to do something about it, unless the officials start doing something about it. The referees are there to protect the players".

Didn't Brown say something very similar about Wigan last season? I seem to remember him saying something like he wasn't going to be responsible for his players actions next time they played us.

I don't mind him having a pop at what went on aginst Brown but threats of dire retribution are best kept in the changing room. I think he will realise this after the RFL react to that statement.

Baileys a cheap shot merchant with no class and less talent.

Fully agree with Brown on that score. He comes out with some cracking comments that people in positions of power probably shouldn't but he makes life interesting.

Yes the RFL will go and ensure he is in front of the discipinary panel this time. After all its Leeds you know that once might side that is falling to bits. They did sod all when he said it last season. RFL does the L stand for Leeds. They get away with more than we ever did and i bet next season if they keep going backwards the RFL will let them start with 15 players and be reffed by Ryan Bailey.

I see that soft lad Durham is snivelling on your board as well.

First win in 50 years and are they celebrating? Nope, the petted lip is out Aussie style!

Brown got a bit gobby with Ryan, who was not in the best of moods it has to said, and received a smack in the face. O'Donnell, who had been working himself up for all of the match to have a go, came piling in and copped a beauty from Ryan, before the rest of the players got involved.

That was it. Simply a bit of biff in a bad tempered match, so why Nathan Brown should feel the need to start with another whinge about what his big boys will do if it isn't sorted out, Gawd knows.

Best embarassing bit was when he said O'Donnell should have knocked Bailey out and then some......

Kinda hard to do Nathan when you've just been sat on yer ass!

At the end of the interview, BMD should have sent him back down the M62 with his gladiola firmly inserted!

Nice to see that you agree that leeds use dirty $hithouse play. We all know, just good that you have admitted it...

When is bailey ever in a good mood? he's always got a face like a smacked

I think brown is bang on in most of it like last season why come out and say 'i'll get my players to sort it out' if refs at all levels dont control the game people get hurt

Imo the refs have got alot worse since going ft

Ha ha . We have no problem with a bit of biff, Peacock going toe to toe with Big Willie, Fileden and Keith Mason etc, what i find hilarious is Ryan Bailey picking Kevin Brown up of the floor with his left and hand and then punching him straight in the head with his right. He then ran behind Burrow as Kevin Brown went for him.

Ryan Bailey going toe to toe with Kevin Brown is just embarrassing for the self styled Leeds hard man. I cannot think of many players who would run away from Kevin Brown yet Bailey did after his cheapshots.

ATEOTD Nathan Brown said what everyone knows but Leeds fans cannot admit, " Bailey is a good player but is a Sh1thouse"

Bailey is the biggest poop house in rugby league , and brown s right he needs knocking out

Bailey is a Pu22y

If your bigger than a scum half he doesnt want to know.

For a great example watch him run away from the big hull fc prop to leave burrows swinging


And after getting embarrassed by Radford what did he do.He didnt go after radford no..he went for sean long which says it all really about the wimp.

Leeds other cheap shot merchant, Ablett, was banned this week.
Looks like Bailey will sit out next week too.

3 or 4 Leeds scum ran in to side shot Luke O'd then when Kev Brown swung for soft @rse Bailey,Bailey actually took several steps away to hide behind peanut head. Bailey has gotta be one of the biggest cowards on a rugby pitch and Luke O' d would hand his @ss 2 him on a platter.