www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/sport/ru ... _1_3300914 Leeds Rhinos coach Brian McDermott last night accused Super League leaders Huddersfield Giants of “cowardice” and feigning injury as he launched a staunch defence of his volatile prop Ryan Bailey. Deary me , rest dont get much better

www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/sport/ru ... _1_3300914 Leeds Rhinos coach Brian McDermott last night accused Super League leaders Huddersfield Giants of “cowardice” and feigning injury as he launched a staunch defence of his volatile prop Ryan Bailey. Deary me , rest dont get much better

It's all getting a bit childish isn't it.

The rest doesn't get much better

To be fair... I think McD's view on Bailey is spot on. We've spoken about it at length before, yes he gets wound up, but it's 99.9% of the time reactive, not proactive.

[i"Does he wind people up? Yes. Is he an aggressive forward? Yes. Does he do cheap shots? No. Does he put people into dangerous positions where they are going to trap limbs or come in third man trying to spear peoples’ knees where they can’t protect themselves, things I’m watching? One hundred per cent not."[/i

Totally agree with that.

First BROWN, moaning about sme of his players getting hit. Now BMD. What ever happened to the days of a fight on the pich then a beer straight after, non of the b!tching

It's all politics these days! Turning into football.

Sounds like the TMFMISL has reeled in another one.....

Taken on it's own it's an accurate appraisal of Bailey and his game. A good defence of the player from his coach.

Unlike Nathan Brown's attempt to paint Kevin Brown as somehow the innocent victim in all this.

Funny how the RFL review panel clearly don't see it that way.

Good to see Nathan's propensity for being able to dish it out but not take it back has followed him from the pitch to his playing career.

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(That's tongue in cheek before you all get riled up).