Phil joseph was one of the black lads who played for us !

I was surprised Kelly didn't take the line on more, he passed about 5/6 metres from the line the majority of time making him much easier to read. A player with him pace should be playing closer to the line.

Tough game and one both sides desperately wanted to win, Widnes were never behind so would have been cruel to lose it in the last 10 seconds. The fact that you guys only had 2 props may have prompted Denis to play with 4 forwards on the bench (we usually play with 3), seemed to work.

How's the 1970's?

It may pay you to read bambams post and cravenparks post,otherwise give the samaritans a ring before they ring you.

Without wanting to be preaching and I mean this is in the friendliest way possible, the word you used is no longer an acceptable one.

If you weren't prior to this point, you are an absolute shoe in for Moderator now Goose.

Let's move on, eh?

Before we do let us pray. You see I don't mind preaching if the need arises.

If there are 3 key things that have stifled our good nation since the 1970's, it's political correctness, civil liberties and health and safety in whatever order you like.

Not happy that political correctness has infiltrated this generally constructive thread here. In defence of DesLawson he made his post for the right moral reason, albeit using a bad choice of word. We've all got that TShirt. I would prefer it if those Rovers fans that were at the game and maybe witnessed this moron fan of ours making this gesture towards Phil Joseph could name and shame him or confront him if they see him at the next away game.

Sermon over.

Didnt realise i'd put that.

Apologies.

Yes, we should move on, I don't think deslawson meant any offence, language evolves, that's all.

I hugely disagree with your three reason that you think the country has in your opinion been stifled, I think that the UK is a fantastic place to live, and in particular God's Own County!

Absolutely no bother, and I'm glad you took my post in the spirit it was intended. It was clear you meant no offence.