You wouldnt have said that if you saw the gash he had to have stitched up in his mouth ha ha, As far as im aware we didnt do overly great cash wise someone mentioned only 800 which is disappointing if true, and on the subject of physios yours was a disgrace yesterday winding our lads up and then asking the match commisioner to move everyone e has history at our club and obviously cant let it go

No hes an out and out winger, hes a gamebreaker for us and regularly goes the lenth of the field! He is deceptively quick, in my opinion he should be playing at a higher level and wouldnt look out of place in a team like yours, he would be devastating on the end of some of the rugby you played yesterday! oh and i thought the try should have been given too!

Paul March played a cracking game yesterday.
He ran the show in the first half.

Chris Clough also had a great game till he got injured. The amount of times he got the ball out of the tackle really was top draw. He always seem to be looking to off load the ball. Cant wait till the players near him, start to follow him when he has the ball. He really has the ability to open up gaps.

It was a shame the second half didn't lead to more tries. I was fully expecting 80+ after half time.

As for the Dudley Hill number 4. Shame he started to lose the plot. It started in the first half. He seemed to be moaning at the ref every time we scored.
At one stage behind the sticks, he had 3 of his team mates telling him to calm down.
Then in the second half after tackling Jodie Sheriff, he was clearly using the head in the tackle. Jodie just kept his calm and got on with the game.

There two best players were the fullback and the number 10.

Must have been those Bl**dy big pies your physio was dishing out.

One other thing, why would it be untrue?

Cheers for that fella.
I see what you mean now.

EH, everyone what about a massive BIG thank you to the great singer who entertained us all, absalutly brilliant,, I want to join her band,Yee Haaa,

Sorry 'Guess Who', but as far as Chris Clough is concerned, to me, he's only a 'journeyman' rugby league playerIn parts of Europe, as in later medieval Germany, spending time as a wandering journeyman (Wandergeselle), moving from one town to another to gain experience of different workshops, was an important part of the training of an aspirant master.'"

I don't think it was Dickinson. Two players had 4 on their back. It was the one with hair, but no brains!

Considering he didn't play at Batley (or Feav) who would you drop from the team to accommodate him? I would tend to agree that he will be a bit part player this year and at times his decision making and discpline is dire. I'll grant you that though, he does get the ball free and backing up the ball carrier is something we need to work on.

Thanks GW - so we'll ask JD to drop himself and then attempt to regain his rightful position from a player who isn't fit to clean JD's boots, let alone stand in them?

Simple answer to that.

JD should be playing 6 its his best position.
So that would still leave Clough with the no13 shirt.

Ah right I know who you mean now, March was digging at him aswell though