We've got Warrington away and Leeds at home on consecutive Thursdays in July which could hurt the attendances. Saints at home is a Friday night. Be interesting to see if we do another Big One at some point this season, as that could get us another 20k+ near sell out. They might wait for the Super8's stage to do that though.

What, that you're 30?

Haha. Very good!

It's no wonder he's so bitter.

By the time he got to secondary school Wigan had done the eight in a row, won eight championships, three World Club Challenges etc. etc.

That must have been mental torture, poor lad, especially if had any Wigan supporting mates. Scarred for life

Haha. Evening Brian.

You're right, my primary school days were difficult in terms of rugby. A teacher at Nicol Mere called Mr.Coates used to give me and my brothers absolute hell.

At least at high school I got to see a level playing field introduced and us subsequently become the most successful club of the modern era.

Enjoy the game tomorrow mate.

Quote The Yellow Giraffe="The Yellow Giraffe"Haha. Evening Brian. You're right, my primary school days were difficult in terms of rugby. A teacher at Nicol Mere called Mr.Coates used to give me and my brothers absolute hell. At least at high school I got to see a level playing field introduced =#800000and us subsequently become the most successful club of the modern era. Enjoy the game tomorrow mate. '" Not what Brian McDermott says www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-league/32138537 Quote The Yellow GiraffeSinfield made his debut at 16 and has since won six Grand Finals, three World Club Challenges and a Challenge Cup for his one professional club. "He's been in so many finals, led from the front and been more successful than most other players that have ever played the game," McDermott added. "In this current landscape of a salary cap era, =#800000he's the most successful captain of the most successful team in Super League. They're things you don't rattle off easily." '"

Quote The Yellow Giraffe="The Yellow Giraffe"Haha. Evening Brian. You're right, my primary school days were difficult in terms of rugby. A teacher at Nicol Mere called Mr.Coates used to give me and my brothers absolute hell. At least at high school I got to see a level playing field introduced =#800000and us subsequently become the most successful club of the modern era. Enjoy the game tomorrow mate. '" Not what Brian McDermott says www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-league/32138537 Quote The Yellow GiraffeSinfield made his debut at 16 and has since won six Grand Finals, three World Club Challenges and a Challenge Cup for his one professional club. "He's been in so many finals, led from the front and been more successful than most other players that have ever played the game," McDermott added. "In this current landscape of a salary cap era, =#800000he's the most successful captain of the most successful team in Super League. They're things you don't rattle off easily." '"

So Mr Silverwood has got the small derby who has the whistle for the big derby tomorrow ?

Quote MattyB="MattyB"Not what Brian McDermott says www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-league/32138537 '" Haha he needs to have a recount then.

Quote MattyB="MattyB"Not what Brian McDermott says www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-league/32138537 '" Haha he needs to have a recount then.

Stop picking on these young uns Rogue they have a lot to learn, I remember (just) when I was 30, we still had half crowns and the old three penny bits and I think a pint was about 2 bob.

Bentham

Cheers for that , let's hope we are not talking about him but the rugby played tomorrow

Amen to that.