Pleased for him that he's got Batley to a Cup Final after his harsh sacking at Salford after leading them to the play offs.



Two great achievements with unfancied teams must surely put him in contention for a Super League job. Bradford perhaps next year?

Certainly turned the Bulldogs around,playing some good to watch rugby league at present.Question is does he want a full time coaching role just now?.It was said tonight he was considering some time ago leaving the Bulldogs because of other business committments.

Well I can't see him being paid that much by Batley. A Super League position might be far more tempting for him.

he was at a forum last night, he said he does not miss super league at all

, very happy at batley. he has got a furniture business in yorkshire which keeps him busy. plus is brother in law is ce at batley. he says there is no pressure on him at all.

I think he would be foolish to leave Batley at the moment. I can't see them being accepted into Super League, but if they continue to grow they could be Champions in a few years time.

Agreed, if his business commitments keep him at Batley it's good news for them and they won't go far wrong in the coming seasons.

I've always liked Harrison. Pretty [istraight down the middle[/i bloke who doesn't try and dress up what he says.

Not the kind of bloke you'd chat back to either.

Fμck no - not with out a serious disregard for one's safety.

Plus he flattened Ian Roberts at OT in 1994 and even as the other Aussies tackled him he was roaring with laughter.



Roberts left the field.

He was a tough guy, that was for sure. Who were our other props that day? I remember Joynt played prop in the 1st test. I think Skerret was past it at that stage, but I don't think the likes of O'Connor and Sampson had come about. Was it Andy Platt?

Just looked it up - it was Chris Joynt in the second Test and Barrie McDermott in the Third.