Or the biggest troll on this board?

Why should they disagree? It's pretty clear what happened, now it's time for the RFL to deal with it since Alibert didn't want to.

Troll? Thought debate was ok? Obviously not on the Wire board

It wasn't really debate though, more like you reaching an unsatisfactory orgasm of outrage to compensate for your team's lack of ability.

Very clever, you were lucky that tonight's game was on Sky with 3 overturned video ref calls. We would have won if not on TV

You're not kidding, I was terrified.



Just for the record, how many breaks did Bradford make in the game?

Scientifically unsound appraisal - had the first call that went against you been given differently, it's not logical to say that all the same situations that followed would have even happened as the game would have been restarted in a different manner.

I'd have gone for 'mentally unsound appraisal', but there you go.

this is an embarrassingly bad post.

Get over it. Can't count how many times Wire went down to the Bulls in similar circumstances when your '[ilarge international playing squad'[/i regularly got the better of us. Riley has every right to back up his centre and stay in a position to take a pass, wheverer the Bradford defender was.

I watched the game back on "tape" expecting decision after decision going Warrington's way.



Beyond the Hodgson pass, which is no worse than a multitude of similar ones we have seen for tries already on Sky this season (and did later in the game for Bradford's second try) and as Clarke said on Sky does appear to be passed backwards out of the hands - which is what the decision is made upon, what were all the other decisions Warrington that went Warrington's way?



Video ref's take the doubt away - how people can suggest there wasn't a toe on the line or that Sammut wasn't offside is baffling. The desperation of Bradford fans to have somebody to blame apart from their own shortcomings was summed up by the booing of the decision to award the Waterhouse try - video replay at the match clearly showing a perfectly good try is then met with a chorus of "haven't we been hard done to" boos. Smell the roses - the mighty Bulls are now, at best, an aiming for eight spot Super League team. Get use to the likes of Wigan, Warrington, Saints and Leeds coming to Osdal and rolling you over with ease even when mis-firing, you've got years of it to look forward to.



Finally for anybody to even suggest that the Atkins try should be dis-allowed is embarrassing. Kear(?) took the easy option of pushing Riley (and by the letter of the law should have been binned for taking out a supporting player but I wouldn't want to sink to the level of desperate Bradford fans and suggest that) rather than continuing to chase Atkins to force him wide and make the conversion more difficult.





ps thought young Bateman had a great game for Bradford - perhaps if he was a foot bigger, five stone heavier, have some famous siblings and be half the player he is he'd be getting the plaudits he deserves.

No, you would have won the game if you'd scored more points and defended better. But that didn't happen because your not very good at rugby anymore.



Where's your bullmania now ?