Bet he keeps doing his job though

Its been an odd sort of weekend here in Sydney... I was driving back from a team bonding event by the Hawkbury River, when the external temperature reading maxed out at 43 degrees... at about tea time the first rains hit and then (for several hours) the heavens opened.... dotted amongst the deluge were summy spells which really pushed up humidity... the Sharks lost the pre season trial against Manly.... again in a deluge of water... yesterday there was more downpours... (but we finally got the Dr Who xmas special on local TV... then at about 0400 I was woken by the almightiest of storms..... it just happened to be about the same time that the Trinity Leeds game was drawing to a close... so - breifly - I considered getting up and listening.... I woke up again at 0600, bordering being late for my train, but I lost al;l sense of time when I read the result... resulting in me running for the train... in the rain!...


now its 40 degrees again and very very sunny!


all this is a round about way of saying


WELL DONE TRINITY!!!

Whooop...!! Yeeea..! Wakefield.! Waakefield...!!!, I love Wakefield I do...!

Great effort, great performance. Feared the team would run out of steam in the later stages of the match given the hard work they put in the first three quarters. Leeds performance was very much like last years, very petulant and ill disciplined. Webb was lucky not to be sent off given what happened to Brough the last time Childs was the man in the middle at BV.

First time I’ve seen Trinity beat Leeds and to be honest I thought it would never happen. Even after Millards try I had a feeling of inevitability that Leeds would undeservedly snatch it late on, and feared the worst when Donald squeezed in those two late tries. I’ve never seen Leeds bomb so many try scoring opportunities. They certainly started playing a hell of a lot better once Sinfield got binned. Overall all though I felt Trinity dictated the match and were fully worth the two points.

The most pleasing aspect was that a near full house saw the team win. More often then not Trinity flatter to deceive in such circumstances, resulting in many of the casual support to not coming back.