possibly that's the last i'll say and btw i'm not a Leeds fan i don't have a particular club i spend time in and out of various clubs in my role..

If there’s any truth into it and not speculation simply because Fages is linked with Huddersfield, then it’s likely to be Gaskell. I guess there’s a small chance it could be Cogger but I doubt that.

I’m not sure I’d want either of them, we need a Finn/Brough half if we’re to be looking there rather than the forwards.

Gaskell aint a bad but a better fullback and no hes not the type we need

Sorry thoughtbyou was

Gaskell has been offered to us before from what MC has said previously & got the impression it was a resounding no thank you. However desperate times!

when I need lessons in how to be a gentleman or to behave to my fellow human beings, I certainly won’t be coming to someone like you, with your track record of insults, bullying, put downs and trying to intimidate people with your rude behaviour.

If we’ve money to spend then it’s either a meter eating prop forward or a creative hooker we need not an injury prone 4th fullback. I say fullback as theres no way he’s getting picked ahead of Miller & Lino in the halves.

Arundlels attempt to tackle in golden point was terrible !

we lost the ball the next set after scoring point 3 times not to mention the disgrace when we got 12-12
another 2 points was there for the taking and we didn't get it done.
have nothing in attack whilst attacking their line and havent for 3 years

thought the penalty to win them the game was harsh but was a 50/50 call.

Vuniyayawa was clearly tackled, arm touching the floor and momentum stopped, then the ball is pulled out. Don’t know how that can be anything other than a penalty. Also adding that on linos drop goal Dwyer was taken out off the ball when trying to get in a block.

Well his ball carrying arm never hit the floor, that was quite obvious, but I thought the call could of gone either way to be honest.

Either way the tackle was completed as he hits the deck and the ref shouts ‘last’.