: Tue Apr 07, 2009 1:25 pm  

Cala Millor Rhino wrote:

IMO the referee missed quite a lot for saints, interesting that no one has mentioned that on here though!

Saints were the better team, yet again, and deserved to go through!

Correct, Saints were the better team, but I ask you this, if the Saints bus had broken down and a team made up of supporters had turned out, would the scoreline have been the same?

: Tue Apr 07, 2009 1:26 pm  

The Magic Wand wrote:

Correct, Saints were the better team, but I ask you this, if the Saints bus had broken down and a team made up of supporters had turned out, would the scoreline have been the same?

No.

: Tue Apr 07, 2009 1:34 pm  

[quote="efcrhino"]No.[/quote

Are you sure, I mean according to this lot on here:

If Donald changed sides Leeds would have won.

If Bailey had played Leeds would have won.

If Burrow hadn't marked Gidley, Leeds would have one.

If the referee had more hair Leeds would have won.

If Danny had beat up the four chavs at Wakefield train station he would have been picking up the soap for Gareth in Armley showers after Gareth had purposely carried out crime as to not leave his chum alone.

If Leeds were bottom of the league Rhinoms would still keep beieveing and Leeds would have won.

If Disa had met Phil Daly Leeds would have won.

And finally if Tony Smith had still been coach of Leeds, Leeds would have won.

Do you see where I am going with this........................

: Tue Apr 07, 2009 1:36 pm  

The Magic Wand wrote:

efcrhino wrote:

No.[/quote

Are you sure, I mean according to this lot on here:

If Donald changed sides Leeds would have won.

If Bailey had played Leeds would have won.

If Burrow hadn't marked Gidley, Leeds would have one.

If the referee had more hair Leeds would have won.

If Danny had beat up the four chavs at Wakefield train station he would have been picking up the soap for Gareth in Armley showers after Gareth had purposely carried out crime as to not leave his chum alone.

If Leeds were bottom of the league Rhinoms would still keep beieveing and Leeds would have won.

If Disa had met Phil Daly Leeds would have won.

And finally if Tony Smith had still been coach of Leeds, Leeds would have won.

Do you see where I am going with this........................

Yeah...................................................................................the banned list.

: Tue Apr 07, 2009 1:41 pm  

EmmaMur01 wrote:

The Magic Wand wrote:

Yeah...................................................................................the banned list.

I can live with that Emma, the point i am trying to make is this, through poor recruitment, lack of any kind of long term plan or risk mitigation Leeds have gone backwards again.

They also did this under Smith but I always felt under Smith that Leeds could come up with a way of beating sides, especially Saints.

However with Bluey and his one of the boys management style I see nothing to convince me that he has any plan, and before anyone comes back and says he won us the GF, well that was a masterclass in copying the blueprint laid down by Smith in how to beat Saints.

Unfortunately Saints and Mick Potter have now worked out the answers and we are now way behind them.

: Tue Apr 07, 2009 3:03 pm  

The Magic Wand wrote:

Are you sure, I mean according to this lot on here:

If Donald changed sides Leeds would have won.

If Bailey had played Leeds would have won.

If Burrow hadn't marked Gidley, Leeds would have one.

If the referee had more hair Leeds would have won.

If Danny had beat up the four chavs at Wakefield train station he would have been picking up the soap for Gareth in Armley showers after Gareth had purposely carried out crime as to not leave his chum alone.

If Leeds were bottom of the league Rhinoms would still keep beieveing and Leeds would have won.

If Disa had met Phil Daly Leeds would have won.

And finally if Tony Smith had still been coach of Leeds, Leeds would have won.

Do you see where I am going with this........................

: Tue Apr 07, 2009 6:53 pm  

efcrhino wrote:

Burrow had a chance when Gidley came out of the line, it was just unlucky that he dropped it.

Agree. I also agree that Burrows took the wrong option going right instead of left when he made the break - but just remind me of how many other breaks (from either team) were as clever as Burrows break ?

Also Burrows tackling is better than most other half backs in Superleague - its just easier to mention his size - WHAT about the Wellens try - two players completely failed to stop him !! Not Burrows fault.

Only Paul Deacon is a better defensive 7 in Superleague

: Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:26 pm  

harigeorgeson wrote:

Only Paul Deacon is a better defensive 7 in Superleague

Watch him get targeted on Friday just like he has in every other game this season. The poor fella is being turned into a doormat.