Re: Discipline at Leigh : Tue Jun 23, 2015 12:12 pm  

LifeLongHKRFan wrote:

Being a bad winner can wind some teams up. Leigh may not start throwing punches but being a poor winner could get teams backs up.

Sheffield started in the 3rd minute - they didn't even give us a chance to wind them up!

Re: Discipline at Leigh : Tue Jun 23, 2015 12:20 pm  

Angelic Cynic showing yet again what a complete tool he is.

He's already accused McNally of faking injury on the Sheffield forum, despite pictures clearly showing him being dumped on his head and being smashed very high and very late.

He has a go at Hock, despite pictures showing hock actually getting punched twice and not retaliating.

He has a go at Rowley for getting naffed off on the sideline, but makes no mention of Talupapa going to the Leigh dugout to try and start a fight with Paul Anderson

I can only assume that AC is related in some way to Mark Aston as they share many character traits, most notably being complete to$$ers

Re: Discipline at Leigh : Tue Jun 23, 2015 12:41 pm  

This argument reminds me of the little kid who sits there saying "I didn't eat the chocolate" with melted chocolate around his mouth and on his hands.

Re: Discipline at Leigh : Tue Jun 23, 2015 4:07 pm  

Iggy79 wrote:

Angelic Cynic showing yet again what a complete tool he is.

He's already accused McNally of faking injury on the Sheffield forum, despite pictures clearly showing him being dumped on his head and being smashed very high and very late.

He has a go at Hock, despite pictures showing hock actually getting punched twice and not retaliating.

He has a go at Rowley for getting naffed off on the sideline, but makes no mention of Talupapa going to the Leigh dugout to try and start a fight with Paul Anderson

I can only assume that AC is related in some way to Mark Aston as they share many character traits, most notably being complete to$$ers

It may be worth waiting for the RFL disciplinary panel to do its work.

How does warming up on the sideline and being earbashed by Anderson equate with trying to start a fight?

Petty hypocrisy is reminiscent,to me,of New Labour and as your MP and the RFL ensured HMRC were paid,late,the last time the parallels are there to see.

They were 'All spin and no substance.'

If you read correctly I never stated McNally faked injury.

Please ignore me I am simply a complet tool and a complete to$$er.Divert your attention to Warrington.Ta.

Keeping on thread;and in character - There is no discipline problem at Leigh and this will be proved between now and the end of the season,and Sheffield Eagles will have all of the problems that hitherto they have not had.

PS. Hock punched twice and NOT retaliating? Some Class A in that borough!

Re: Discipline at Leigh : Tue Jun 23, 2015 9:57 pm  

AC, you are one complete and utter lovely Doncaster Eagles fan, who only types sensible stuff on RLFANS.COM......

Re: Discipline at Leigh : Tue Jun 23, 2015 11:37 pm  

Angelic Cynic wrote:

It may be worth waiting for the RFL disciplinary panel to do its work.

How does warming up on the sideline and being earbashed by Anderson equate with trying to start a fight?

Petty hypocrisy is reminiscent,to me,of New Labour and as your MP and the RFL ensured HMRC were paid,late,the last time the parallels are there to see.

They were 'All spin and no substance.'

If you read correctly I never stated McNally faked injury.

Please ignore me I am simply a complet tool and a complete to$$er.Divert your attention to Warrington.Ta.

Keeping on thread;and in character - There is no discipline problem at Leigh and this will be proved between now and the end of the season,and Sheffield Eagles will have all of the problems that hitherto they have not had.

PS. Hock punched twice and NOT retaliating? Some Class A in that borough!

AC spitting the dummy out??? What next!

PS. Hock punched twice and NOT retaliating? Some Class A in that borough!

Re: Discipline at Leigh : Thu Jun 25, 2015 4:15 pm  

Looks like the assassination/decapitation efforts by Sheffield Eagles came to nought as the alleged targeted victim Greg McNally is named in the squad for the Ladbrokes Challenge Cup game at Warrington to be played 6 days after these alleged unprovoked attacks.

The contest now is to ascertain which of the 2 clubs will have more cards issued between now and the end of the season.I think I know who will win.

It seems as Cory Aston was forced to miss out a game after sustaining a head injury at Hunslet that he has been more of a marked man than McNally was last Sunday.

My thanks to the hypocritical,biased chutzpah of the Leigh fans for making a brouhaha over very,very little.

I am sure the popularity of Leigh Centurions will continue to grow throughout Yorkshire and beyond.

Re: Discipline at Leigh : Thu Jun 25, 2015 10:52 pm  

Angelic Cynic wrote:

Looks like the assassination/decapitation efforts by Sheffield Eagles came to nought as the alleged targeted victim Greg McNally is named in the squad for the Ladbrokes Challenge Cup game at Warrington to be played 6 days after these alleged unprovoked attacks.

The contest now is to ascertain which of the 2 clubs will have more cards issued between now and the end of the season.I think I know who will win.

It seems as Cory Aston was forced to miss out a game after sustaining a head injury at Hunslet that he has been more of a marked man than McNally was last Sunday.

My thanks to the hypocritical,biased chutzpah of the Leigh fans for making a brouhaha over very,very little.

I am sure the popularity of Leigh Centurions will continue to grow throughout Yorkshire and beyond.

You sound disappointed that he wasn't seriously injured? Sums you up I'd say.

The footage of how bad the incidents were are there for all to see. You continuing to deny them keeps enhancing your reputation as a moron

Re: Discipline at Leigh : Fri Jun 26, 2015 12:11 am  

atomic wrote:

AC spitting the dummy out??? What next!

By showing his racist side?

Angelic Cynic wrote:

It's possibly more embarrassing having to take the Lords name in vain while posting on a rugby league forum where the majority of other posters and readers are in the secular country of England and Mr Koukash himself is probably muslim.

Re: Discipline at Leigh : Fri Jun 26, 2015 12:09 pm  

Angelic Cynic wrote:

Looks like the assassination/decapitation efforts by Sheffield Eagles came to nought as the alleged targeted victim Greg McNally is named in the squad for the Ladbrokes Challenge Cup game at Warrington to be played 6 days after these alleged unprovoked attacks.

The contest now is to ascertain which of the 2 clubs will have more cards issued between now and the end of the season.I think I know who will win.

It seems as Cory Aston was forced to miss out a game after sustaining a head injury at Hunslet that he has been more of a marked man than McNally was last Sunday.

My thanks to the hypocritical,biased chutzpah of the Leigh fans for making a brouhaha over very,very little.

I am sure the popularity of Leigh Centurions will continue to grow throughout Yorkshire and beyond.

Didn't realise that penalties and cheap shots are ignored if the player is available to play in the next game.

I fully understand why Leigh have got a reputation, the eagerness to wind teams up when they make mistakes makes them react and we seem to have a 1 in all in mentality which needs to stop but, Hock in the last few weeks has received a couple of unjustified yellows and Sheffield awful, the shots on McNally can't be defended no matter how clean their past record is!

Fully expect this to be twisted into a 'everyone against Leigh' post but I personally am not one of those and I know we have quite a lot of numpties that seem to genuinely believe there is a vendetta against us!