Joined: Oct 30 2005 Posts: 6268 Location: Warrington UK
LoyalFan wrote:60 points shipped in.... an embarrassment to Super League... Who on earth though of including Warrington when the franchises were dished out.
3,206 in attendance.... an embarrassment to Super League... Who on earth thought of including Harlequins when the franchises were dished out.
I jest of course.... but had this been Salford... this board would have gone mad.
TBF you're right.
On other notes that Cadishead logo looks a lot better these days
Joined: Aug 13 2003 Posts: 20966 Location: The Shaky Isles
LoyalFan wrote:60 points shipped in.... an embarrassment to Super League... Who on earth though of including Warrington when the franchises were dished out.
3,206 in attendance.... an embarrassment to Super League... Who on earth thought of including Harlequins when the franchises were dished out.
I jest of course.... but had this been Salford... this board would have gone mad.
good job we are the b@stard child of richard lewis then
dally messenger wrote:was watching an nfl doco. on one of their teams and they used the term bomb to describe those long high passes from quaterback to running back and i think gibson took that idea, realized you cant throw the ball forward in RL and adapted it to a "bomb" kick we have
eels fan wrote:You poor poor obsessed fat ex vichyballin potato thieving stoaway.
Joined: Oct 08 2004 Posts: 7343 Location: East Surrey, England
Enfield Exile wrote:Wire must have been poor because Joe Mbu is probably one of the poorest forwards I have seen play in the top-flight.
Joe is what he is, a solid workhorse player, nobody pretends he is anything else, but there have been many games when his effort has made a big difference and that's why he's very popular with most Quins fans.
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Joined: Dec 16 2004 Posts: 6035 Location: on my way to save the world
Enfield Exile wrote:Wire must have been poor because Joe Mbu is probably one of the poorest forwards I have seen play in the top-flight. I feel sorry for the Wire fans. The cost, time and effort they put in deserved better. The Wire players should be ashamed.
Well at least Wire fans would have enjoyed seeing Liverpool beat the rags.
I can only assume a) you're joking or b) you never watch him. Joe is v good at what he does and a very effective forward with a very low error count. I think his type of player is vital to a succesful RL side and im always pleased to see his name in the starting line-up.
Joined: Jan 09 2005 Posts: 552 Location: Warrington
Yep and mancs dislike scousers. As Warrington is smack in the middle of both cities (some bits closer to Manchester and vice versa) most Warringtonians follow either Utd or L****pool (and there are even some city and everton fans!), with United probably having the bigger following on account of being the world's most famous club!
Joined: Nov 27 2004 Posts: 4991 Location: poplar, landan, e14
So Joe Mbu is so bad that he outshone both the Salford and Wire packs in the last two games. At least he has twelve players worse than him. Joe is a great grafter with a low error count. What you see is what you get. The people who watch him most rate him highly. There are a lot worse in SL than Joe Mbu. He is a model professional and we are very happy he is in London, he has never let us down.
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