Let's hope he is taking Wiggy with him!

We can only live in hope

He's derided because he was allowed to go on for several years beyond his sell by date; I shall be glad to see the back of him, and I hope it signals a complete shake-up of the Sky team.

One thing you cannot take away from Stevo is his love and passion for Rugby League and is not afraid to take on the RU pundits to portray our game as the superior one.
But for his own sake as well as that of the viewers it is, perhaps, time for him to 'call it a day'.

Certainly time for him to step away.

He was in Cats bar for ages after the game last week.

Out of the 2 comedians we've had to endure for the last 20+ years I'm more fond of Stevo than Wiggy. Hemmings is biased and bitter individual who can't professionally present in an objective manner.

Stevo is now very predictable with his mumblings and limited vocabularly. I do think he has a passion for the game which I highly respect. Also he has done good things such as with his museum.

I will miss the Stevo word bingo though. When am I going to hear "claret", "terra firma", "he should go for a drop goal", "I'll bet my mortgage on it" again?

I recently watched the Wakey v Australia game from the 90's & he was not bad but then he wasn't trying to be "controversial".

I will miss the Stevo word bingo though. When am I going to hear "claret", "terra firma", "he should go for a drop goal", "I'll bet my mortgage on it" again?'"

Every time stevo mentions defensive patterns, man on man or sliding, it just grinds my gears. Also when he blames a winger for conceding a try and been in no man's land, when it's quite obvious the problem is numbers in the middle of the field!

Will they do the switch, they need to get the link working, will they go blind, ahhhhh, give me strength. Marginally better than Ray errr French.

Why don't Sky utilse the dummy commentator?

I never understood his vociferous use of the word trundle when referring to a forward running the ball in. I always thought trundle was a slow movement. In fact when I played cricket, 'Tommy trundler' was a derogatory term for a slow, half hearted bowler.

They use at least two every game!

Don't forget..." ***Insert coach's name *** has got to get the message out..." usually about two minutes into every game

Or "Coach <name> - will be fuuuurious!"

The absolute worst of his tired clichés is "<Team> have to utilise the skill factor." I even tweeted him to ask what it actually means, but received no reply.