: Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:05 am  

FearTheVee wrote:

How many after his hit?.

Which one??? You have to be more specific.

How you can question his bottle when you have a soft sap who yap yap yaps is beyond me.

Bailey - the most feared man in Super League (Re: Maurie's K.O. and Graham's foaming at the mouth)

: Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:08 am  

thebloodbath wrote:

Which one??? You have to be more specific.

How you can question his bottle when you have a soft sap who yap yap yaps is beyond me.

Bailey - the most feared man in Super League (Re: Maurie's K.O. and Graham's foaming at the mouth)

Graham was so scared he kept shouting at Bailey to run at him - which he did once and got thrown back 10m.

In fairness though, that would involve taking the ball in, which isn't one of Bailey's strong points. Much better to dummy run and stand in the centres like a real prop should.

: Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:09 am  

FearTheVee wrote:

Graham was so scared he kept shouting at Bailey to run at him - which he did once and got thrown back 10m.

In fairness though, that would involve taking the ball in, which isn't one of Bailey's strong points. Much better to dummy run and stand in the centres like a real prop should.

did graham run at bailey?
apart from when his back was turned and he was held i mean

: Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:13 am  

FearTheVee wrote:

Graham was so scared he kept shouting at Bailey to run at him - which he did once and got thrown back 10m.

In fairness though, that would involve taking the ball in, which isn't one of Bailey's strong points. Much better to dummy run and stand in the centres like a real prop should.

Ah dummy's. You mean the one that pudding Graham spat out. Graham elected not to stand toe-to-toe with Ryan Bailey, for obvious reasons. Graham knows his limits, and the power of Ryan Bailey is beyond him.

And the fact that Graham was so rattled with Baileys legal flooring of Maurie, says a hell of a lot more about Graham than anyone else. If you can't handle the heat........

: Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:13 am  

The funniest one was when they came out of the scrum and Graham went looking for a fight with Bailey and got laughed at, literally.

He gets a lot of stick does Bailey but he offers a lot of niggle to the team and winds up opposition players with ease. Quite funny TBH.

And has as been pointed out on a number of occasions, BAILEY RAN SIDEWARDS TO GET AT GRAHAM AND NOT TO "GET AWAY FROM THE BIG BOYS."

Keep up the good work Ryan!

: Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:14 am  

tad rhino wrote:

did graham run at bailey?
apart from when his back was turned and he was held i mean

No he didn't. Yeah I know the 'hit' you mean, third man in, Bailey static. Wow he showed him a thing or two.

: Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:18 am  

anarkik wrote:

Yeah, but unfortunately thinking isn't exactly your strong point is it?

I suppose disregarding something you've disregarded might be an interesting philosophical exercise, but then as most people disregard your opinion I'm not sure it would be anything but an exercise in futility. But no doubt you're an expert on that too.

Bailey is, and will probably always be, a big daft lad with few skills and a lot of aggression, takes a lot more than that to make a decent RL player.

You dont even have the thinking capacity to understand WHY your entire post was disregarded.

Why did you feel the need to hide behind an alias to post that anyway you soft shite?

: Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:50 am  

thebloodbath wrote:

Ah dummy's. You mean the one that pudding Graham spat out. Graham elected not to stand toe-to-toe with Ryan Bailey, for obvious reasons. Graham knows his limits, and the power of Ryan Bailey is beyond him.

And the fact that Graham was so rattled with Baileys legal flooring of Maurie, says a hell of a lot more about Graham than anyone else. If you can't handle the heat........

Graham was so rattled he made the match winning try

: Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:55 am  

FearTheVee wrote:

Graham was so rattled he made the match winning try

I think he got annoyed after Bailey showed him his 3 GF winning rings

: Sat Mar 21, 2009 12:24 pm  

thebloodbath wrote:

Ryan Bailey - How good is this guy? He rattles cages like no other in Super League. His huge, legal, shoulder charge laid the ineffective Maurie out. The fan fare afterwards was pathetic. He went in with the shoulder, and the Saints players who cried at that - get a grip. After the hit, Bailey stood straight up and stood his ground. Notice how no Saints player went toe-to-toe with him, just pudding Graham frothing at the mouth, 10m away. And when Graham did put him down, he was third man in when Bailey was static, yeah you showed him. And people say Bailey just does third man in. He was also unlucky when he drove himself into the un-tackled Saints player. I think the penalty was for him being too rough. Bless. He went down with his shoulder and massive body weight. I just get the feeling if it was JP that shoulder charged Maurie, for the same result, nothing would have been said. Bailey's hated by opposition players and fans. And I adore his gritty style, and I have a striong feeling that he loves it too. His huge hit dragged us back in the game, Saints were rattled and we edged our way back into it, thanks to Ryan Bailey. More of the same please Ryan.

Round of frkkkin applause. Bailey changed the game. Graham almost cost them it. Nobody seems to be able to see that. Whilst Bailey was busy playing and Graham was busy shouting from 15 metres away we pulled back to within 6. When Graham's tantrum was over and he got back to doing what he does he was excellent. He needs, however, to stop acting as an enforcer because he's going to get hurt if he messes with the real big boys like Ryan.

Reminds me of Fielden back in the day, cracking, almost unstoppable go-forward prop but when he tried to play big boy games he generally got his bottom smacked.

Classic Ryan!