Ring or no ring who cares, he still wanted us to lose that night at Bradford and he did not win that one.

Big respect to Paul Wood who played 39 mins of the second half with a ruptured testicle. He even did the media interviews after the gane beforee going to hospital to have it removed.

Tough guys these rugby league players.

Can't make my mind up if they're tough or just nuts!!!!!

Paul wood is one tough hombre, thats for sure.

Glad you had a good day and was good to see a game worthy of the grand final stage.

As much as I like to have a bit of banter with you Wakey fans I would certainly rather see a club from West Yorkshire move forward ahead of our counterparts across the Pennines.

Hope to see you in the playoffs again next year bashing Wire, Saints or Wigan

Just to say thanks to Bren for sorting out a great trip, excellent value and good to see some old and new forum friends too.
Shame you had to lump us in with the shallower end of LS pond life but hey, I was anticipating some banter with the tearful runners up, shame they didn't play ball.

What actually happened with Griffin?

yep second that

quality transport,
hope that Leeds fan that had his dodgy moment with the grim reaper recovered ok, there was some heartless bar stewards at the back of him

Cheers for that.

With respect to the seating - the way the RFL manage this offer to amateur clubs is that you don't get to pick where you sit; you tell them the pricing tier you want, how many you want and when you've collected and paid them the requisite amount of cash, they allocate your tickets. I'm guessing that Yorkshire clubs were allocated tickets in the Leeds end and vice versa?

I really enjoyed the experience and we'll definitely do it again; next time though, I imagine we'll go for the next tier up in terms of ticket prices - a few people needed oxygen masks after trudging up all those stairs.

Yeah cheers for running the trip my parents and kids had a blast (except for the result!). Wish they would move this to the Ethiad though nicer stadium and nicer beer. Singha at £3.60 a bottle i could stomach if they had flogged Pad Thai pasties.

Good to hear - cheers for that.

I did go a bit light headed bit I'll put that down to the altitude, joking
it did make me chuckle seeing a lady clinging to the hand railing even though see was sat in her seat by the aisle

deffo go again with you all