Re: Ryan Bailey : Mon Aug 30, 2010 8:35 am  

Juan Cornetto wrote:

Bailey gave a poor performance along with most of a badly beaten pack. The exceptions were JJB who gave his all and Eastwood who, when he was on, at least tried to combat the Wires dominance up front. I think why Bailey comes in for so much stick with many fans is that he is built up to be a far better player than he really is. He showed a complete lack of skill and awareness in not scoring in the crucial opening minutes when we were on top and so lost us the momentum that could have altered the game. As he drove for the line he had two players in front to his left. Bailey chose to step to the left and into them and was then overwelmed mainly by the fullback. Had he driven low to his right away from these players he would have grounded the ball.

Other players also were held up over the line but they didn't have as clear a chance to score as Bailey did. So it is fair comment to point this out as it is to record the pathetic display of Kirk whose paperweight tackle cost us 6 points.

I don't really rate Kirke and I thought he little better than useless on Saturday. However, Ryan Hall broke the line and took Atkin's dummy, which left Kirke in a recoverable but, difficult position. A 50/50 responsibility there I feel.
............Actually, 60/40 if you account for the fact that Hall found himself in an unusual position.

Re: Ryan Bailey : Mon Aug 30, 2010 8:36 am  

Juan Cornetto wrote:

Bailey gave a poor performance along with most of a badly beaten pack. The exceptions were JJB who gave his all and Eastwood who, when he was on, at least tried to combat the Wires dominance up front. I think why Bailey comes in for so much stick with many fans is that he is built up to be a far better player than he really is. He showed a complete lack of skill and awareness in not scoring in the crucial opening minutes when we were on top and so lost us the momentum that could have altered the game. As he drove for the line he had two players in front to his left. Bailey chose to step to the left and into them and was then overwelmed mainly by the fullback. Had he driven low to his right away from these players he would have grounded the ball.

Other players also were held up over the line but they didn't have as clear a chance to score as Bailey did. So it is fair comment to point this out as it is to record the pathetic display of Kirk whose paperweight tackle cost us 6 points.

I don't really rate Kirke and I thought he was little better than useless on Saturday. However, Ryan Hall broke the line and took Atkin's dummy, which left Kirke in a recoverable but, difficult position. A 50/50 responsibility there I feel.
............Actually, 60/40 if you account for the fact that Hall found himself in an unusual position.

Re: Ryan Bailey : Mon Aug 30, 2010 9:42 am  

Has he made it back to Leeds yet?

Last I saw of him he was running away from Carvell

Re: Ryan Bailey : Mon Aug 30, 2010 9:53 am  

Moomin wrote:

Has he made it back to Leeds yet?

Last I saw of him he was running away from Carvell

Have you got a new joke book?

If so, you should think about buying one.

Re: Ryan Bailey : Mon Aug 30, 2010 9:53 am  

Jiffy's comments were bang on.

when he squared up to atkins

'ryan bailey needs to make yards not jokin puttin the head in'

no prop if SL is worried about this man let alone scared

Re: Ryan Bailey : Mon Aug 30, 2010 10:21 am  

dastardly wrote:

Jiffy's comments were bang on.

when he squared up to atkins

'ryan bailey needs to make yards not jokin puttin the head in'

no prop if SL is worried about this man let alone scared

So you've registered with a Privacy Proxy Server of the type normally used by whistleblowers, journalists and Chinese dissidents who wish to hide behind something or have something to hide.

Why did you go to all that trouble just to make a bland comment about Ryan Bailey ?

Re: Ryan Bailey : Mon Aug 30, 2010 10:22 am  

TAXI!

Re: Ryan Bailey : Mon Aug 30, 2010 10:24 am  

i'm at a loss as to why every week there is hype over wether he played well,poorly,had a fight,didn't have a fight whatever.
he is a decent SL prop,no more than that. on saturday he was as average as the rest of the team,no better,no worse. he put in a cheap shot at the end of the game. so what? show me a game where a bit of frustration doesn't creep in and someone does something like that.

Re: Ryan Bailey : Mon Aug 30, 2010 10:26 am  

McLaren_Field wrote:

So you've registered with a Privacy Proxy Server of the type normally used by whistleblowers, journalists and Chinese dissidents who wish to hide behind something or have something to hide.

Why did you go to all that trouble just to make a bland comment about Ryan Bailey ?

i don't follow

what's a 'Privacy Proxy Server'

As for my comment on RB i thought it relevant what a pundit and commentator would think in a thread about him.

Re: Ryan Bailey : Mon Aug 30, 2010 10:29 am  

dastardly wrote: i don't follow what's a 'Privacy Proxy Server' As for my comment on RB i thought it relevant what a pundit and commentator would think in a thread about him. http://tor-exit-proxy1-readme.formlessnetworking.net/ Why would someone go to all that trouble and then try and deny that they haven't a clue what they were signing up for ?

dastardly wrote: i don't follow what's a 'Privacy Proxy Server' As for my comment on RB i thought it relevant what a pundit and commentator would think in a thread about him. http://tor-exit-proxy1-readme.formlessnetworking.net/ Why would someone go to all that trouble and then try and deny that they haven't a clue what they were signing up for ?