As a few have said to me in PM tonight, its funny how the Dark Lordlet has not been riding forth to bayonet the wounded like he usually does?

Where's that come from.

The obsession was cute at first, but it's now getting a bit scary.



For clarification, I don't enjoy bending over and taking it, unlike some on here, at least without putting up one hell of a fight - so you'll have to accept it isn't going to happen.



Hopefully now it's been spelled out you can move on?

I could not possibly comment...!

Although I think we both know who coined the expression and who I shamelessly nicked it off!!!

Don't flatter yourself. I was not talking about you. You showed your true colours a while ago, and have just made yourself look an even bigger prat tonight.

There's at least two posts on this thread where you do just that, including one on this very page.



Hope you don't regard this as bullying?

I went!









For all the moaning i do and still don't think McNarama is up to the job i still love this club.



Never was in doubt that i wouldn't go. Some of us thrive off getting beat, haha.



Come on you Bulls!

Right on.



Well done for the win no sour grapes from me apart from the first obvious knock on try - sorry thats sour grapes isn't it?



I hope this turns your season around but you really do need a new coach Stev Mc's interview and he is clueless about how he won and how he lost so badly las week against the Dire!

And i loved the little chant,



"10 nil up and we'll F**k it up!"

Can anyone who watched it on Sky tell me why the tries were disallowed? The big screen was a long way away and my eyes are not that good anymore...



The Burgess one looked like a knock on, 50-50 call though.

Menzies one? It looked ok from where I was. (100 odd metres away mind...

)

The Burgess one - Menzies was alleged to have knocked on, ball came off Meli (I think it was?). Bit of a harsh call, and no benefit of doubt given. Them in the studio were sure it would be given - even bonehead.



The Menzies one - he was an inch short. He knew it too...you saw him shake his head when being congratulated.



Our first try in all honesty should not have been given - Jeffries gave himself up - but it makes a change for us to get the benefit of a referee mistake for one. One of Saints' tries at least looked forward too, but it happens. I suspect the vidref call over the Burgess no-try had a bit to do with evening that up, although no-one would ever admit it.

I thought that too. I didn't think that Burgess had momentum, but wondered if we had been given it make up for the earlier calls.

But that would never happen would it....