I'll wait for evidence of that...

Appalling English but legible enough to deduce that you are a complete moron.

Understatement

Leeds fans moaning about hull fans and a that the decision is something they don't agree on they are up in arms and being real knobs, hoping Sneyd gets injured and suggesting their players could do it deliberately to injury opposition players.

leeds' fans act like their club officials. Bunch of w@nkers

Late arrived to the thread because I've only just seen it. Personally I didn't see alot wrong with the challenge and I think 2 games is harsh.

He's made the tackle by grabbing McGuires ankle/lower leg, and he's just held on to try to slow it down. McGuire tries to get up, Sneyd hangs on/tries to pull him back, unfortunately for McGuire he gets his ankle trapped between Sneyd and the ground as they rolled, which seems to cause the damage. At no point did Sneyd apply undue pressure to the ankle. He rightly got sin binned for a professional foul, but I see no foul play.

Hopefully McGuire makes a quick recovery anyway.

Spot on. You see multiple instances of players putting pressure on the neck/back in every game which is potentially far more dangerous and nothing ever happens

Show me evidence of where that is posted.

Of course I can revert you back to your post where you clearly state "hope Sneyd get injured".

You really are a tool of the highest order. I can only imagine, but I think its a safe bet to suggest you cheered all of Ryan Bailey's acts of cowardice when he wore a Leeds shirt.


Please don't bother replying, you have nothing credible to contribute.

Pretty good result for you,probably better than most expected,thought it would be 3.

All clubs have their "knob" element.......even Hull Try this link for maybe a little more impartiality rugbyleagueweek.com.au/grubby-ta ... ken-ankle/

All clubs have their "knob" element.......even Hull Try this link for maybe a little more impartiality rugbyleagueweek.com.au/grubby-ta ... ken-ankle/

In light of the ban thrown at Chase I think Sneyd got off very lightly. McDermott also spoke out very strongly regarding the Chase incident even though our club wasn't involved, I think he just wants the game played in a hard, fair way. Club loyalties will always colour judgement of incidents, but I think he was malicious in his intent. One thing is for sure, McGuire is a bigger loss to Leeds than Sneyd is to Hull.

Hope things don't get nasty on or off the pitch on Friday.

I'm a normally mild mannered middle aged female but some of the stuff being said about Sneyd on social media has made my blood boil. Especially when you see some of the incidents that go unpunished.
There's been some real vitriol spewed by both sets of fans, let's hope it stays behind a keyboard

Why would it get nasty off the pitch? What has anyone in the public from Leeds (or elsewhere) done to you or anyone else to raise your ire so much?
From what you just wrote it's made your blood boil because someone you don't know has written something nasty about someone else you don't know (aside from in name) and the first thing you had thoughts about was about it kicking off after you described yourself as 'mild mannered'. It would appear that you are the type of person that we should be getting the stewards to keep an eye on tbh.

I doubt there'll be much to get fired up by. Leeds heavy favourites with the bookies, as are Saints, Wire and Rovers.