how can you be so wrong so many times in such a short paragraph.



I didnt say he smashed everyone i said he smashed Louis Macarthy Scarsbrook and Josh Perry and when He smashed Josh Perry his right hand Man (thats MC Jammer) should have steamed in and thrown one or two like Joel Tomkins does when Sam gets an ear warmer.



The sad fact is he saw what happened saw who did it and didnt fancy a confrontation.....the only confrotation James Graham is comfortable with is a Referee...........please tell me I'm wrong please name me three occasions last night when he ripped into a Wire player and gave him a jolly good tongue Lashing.



Adrian Morley has an Aura about him maybe you cant see it and thats fair enough ....I dont know if you've ever played the game? I would doubt it otherwise you would realise that a prop forward is much more than a meter maker.



Take o'meley at Hull I bet someone like Radford would say he's the best prop he's ever played with but a clever person like you would quote his Stats as being a bit rubbish....but if he lifts his team mates to a different level then its a massive job done



I can Imagine MC jammer just whacking on "cant touch this" in the changes and shouting "cum 'ead lads dee cant touch us"

Yeah, sure, and brought a penalty on our heads or a ban for this week (as Perry got when he did exactly as you suggest against the Crusaders). Dingbat.

Both Briers and Hodgson were covering back on Foster. Now Foster is talented and he may have evaded these two players and avoided being bundled in touch (something he couldn't do against Monaghan), but no way on this planet was it a simple walk in. All this is irellevant anyway, as he couldn't even catch the ball.





Of course the momentum changed, it's RL and the enforced turnover of posession will always see a game chop and change, but to turn the momentum from all Saints just before half time to a Wire 17v6 win in the 2nd half was pretty conclusive tbh.



As I mentioned, if we are going to refer to missed chances, we will win that debate too.



To be honest, I'm not actually bothered, I thought the debate about Morley was interesting, and I have said elsewhere that every forward (and indeed every player) on the pitch on Friday deserves to take a bow, but for anybody to question Morley's performance, or suggest that we didn't control the 2nd half is madness.

I'm fully aware of the rules....but every now and again a prop forward just needs to show he's got a big set of balls and wants to rumble with anyone who looks at him funny........James Graham wouldnt even do that on Fantasy Island.

not sure how you can validate this comment. your both entitled to an opinion, none are wrong and none are right in general, only in your eyes. your opinion has no right to be classed as more fact than anybody elses opinion, just because you think you are right.



you cant say someone is wrong because you dont agree with their opinion, you just have a different view.

I wouldn't expect you to have noticed much more in all honesty.

Nice to see you back MD

Just got back from Cuba yesterday....watched the game this morning... Some interesting points on morley in this thread..... Some utter drivel as well.

How was it? I have always been tempted to visit there. Being young and skint hasn't helped.

ok i guess.....very very hot.... loads of flying bitey things.... and everyone wants a tip.... the food is CRAP... i went morrisons cafe this morning and had scrambled egg on toast and it was better than everything i ate during my 2 weeks in cuba.



i wouldn't go back.

wow the travel programme I watched a few years ago must have been lying.





I heard the people were welcoming and it had flashes of the romantic past.

True legend of the modern game.



I was a bit surprised at the length of contract Wire gave him, but he's been a key man in your resurgance.



he did the biz. in Australia, the best Pom they've seen since Kevin Ward or Mal Reilly



I still have happy memories of him as a gangly young lad a dozen or so years ago, packing down with Barrie Mac, Terry Newton, Marc Glanville, Daz Fleary and Anthony Farrell - no one took liberties with that pack