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Ryan Bailey (And general SL Round 27 thread)

  • 04-09-2010 3:45pm
    #1
    amacachi
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    Goddamn I'm sick of him and the **** he gets away with. Obviously I'm not expecting the two Leeds fans to agree with me on this one. :pac:

    EDIT: Get in! Hopefully Hull get the win, gonna be damn tough to keep going the 80 minutes down a man though.


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  • #2
    amacachi
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    Don't care that the try maybe shouldn't have been given, delighted that it wasn't. :pac:


  • #3
    Dozen Wicked Words
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    Think a sin binning for both players earlier would have been a farer result, I think the Rhinos will probably have too much for 12 men, nice reception for Bailey every time he even looks at the ball!!


  • #4
    amacachi
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    Aye, can't see Hull holding out til the end, though they're going OK for now.


  • #5
    toomevara
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    Leeds were still stuck down in Wembley...no accuracy or composure whatsoever and you'd have to say had FC had a full compliment on the field Leeds would have been beaten. Again too much reliance on the individual brilliance of guys like McGuire and Webb to pull it out of the fire for us.

    The Bailey thing unfortunate, probably a double yellow. Again a piss-poor refereeing display from the man in the middle and his touchies. Too much of that this season.


  • #6
    cruiserweight
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    What an end to the St Helens Castleford game. Saints need to score two tries (and convert one) in the last three minutes to go second. Having scored a try but missing the conversion, with ten seconds left Kieran Cunningham (in his last league game for Saints in their last league game Knowsley Road) bundles over the line under the posts to seal second place for the Saints


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  • #7
    amacachi
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    toomevara wrote: »
    Leeds were still stuck down in Wembley...no accuracy or composure whatsoever and you'd have to say had FC had a full compliment on the field Leeds would have been beaten. Again too much reliance on the individual brilliance of guys like McGuire and Webb to pull it out of the fire for us.

    The Bailey thing unfortunate, probably a double yellow. Again a piss-poor refereeing display from the man in the middle and his touchies. Too much of that this season.
    As a Leeds fan when you see Bailey's name on the teamsheet do you just start wondering what he's going to do to try and make sure yous don't win this time? :pac:
    cruiserweight wrote: »
    What an end to the St Helens Castleford game. Saints need to score two tries (and convert one) in the last three minutes to go second. Having scored a try but missing the conversion, with ten seconds left Kieran Cunningham (in his last league game for Saints in their last league game Knowsley Road) bundles over the line under the posts to seal second place for the Saints
    Some ending, once I saw him get to the line I knew he'd manage to get it down somehow. Cracking end to the match, didn't look like it'd be much with 15 to go.


  • #8
    WakeyTyke
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    Congratulations to Brian Noble on assembling, moulding and leading his Crusaders team to the play-offs. This further enhances his reputation as the best British coach in SuperLeague and must rank as one of the greatest achievements in his coaching career.

    Though he was undoubtably helped by the poor late season performances of their rivals for the last spot.

    Looking forward to the play-offs. It would be good for RL if we could see either Wires, Wigan or Huddersfield competing in the Grand Final.


  • #9
    couerdelion
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    Not Baileys fault at all that one. As a fully paid up member of the props union, if you're holding me down and stopping a quick play the ball I'm going to let you know I won't take it and I'll wriggle around. If I catch you with my elbow then tough, you shouldn't be there and it might stop you from doing it again.

    What Radford did was cowardly. To stand up and start throwing uppercuts at a player on the ground deserves a red.

    Saying that, I honestly don't know why Bailey is still a professional RL player. He was a really promising youngster but he's never delivered at the top level. If he wasn't playing League he would be in jail I reckon.


  • #10
    toomevara
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    Radford's been suspended for the Hull derby this weekend...big loss to FC.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_league/super_league/hull/8978186.stm


  • #11
    toomevara
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    toomevara wrote: »
    Radford's been suspended for the Hull derby this weekend...big loss to FC.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_league/super_league/hull/8978186.stm

    Scratch that, FC have won their appeal.


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  • #12
    amacachi
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    Good.


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