I agree.

Interesting that this follows Tony Smith's dig about our behaviour.

Morley should be up against the disciplinary for the shot on Graham, horrible tackle.

Listen if LMS is going to brutally headbutt Morleys arm what do you expect?

wat about westwood and bridges head tackles whos head of disciplinary ian smith

Penalised during the game usually deemed fit.

wasnt the case for josh perry the other week or is this cause he plays for saints

Don't ask me bud, i'm not the RFL, some of their decisions at times baffle me.

Well, I can't remember LMS doing anything untoward.

I am, however, shocked Morley hasn't been summoned. Frankly baffling.

I think it's because Tony Smith whined about us in his post match interview.

This is all very similar to theTuson charge last week that we have no idea about during the game, the Moore charge against Sinfield in the Leeds game that the Leeds fans did not notice. Quite frankly it smacks of trying to justify ones exsistence. No serious incidents this week, the refs have not pointed out anything particularly untoward. Well we'll be out of a job at this rate boys. Best charge someone with anything, just so we don't get our P45's.


The Tuson one was a joke and I said so last week on the Wigan board, this too is laughable.

He had a whine did he what about I missed the interviews?

i have watched the game back twice now and i have come to the conclusion that all of our tackles were either legitimate or accidental.

LMS's on the other hand was terrible (even though i still haven't seen it)

It really is ironic, that LMS as been cited for a tackle on Morley!
I have just watched a recording of last nights SL Show, and noticed something that nobody else seems to have noticed, including Fridays commentators, concerning Morley.
Trust me, when you watch it, it will rattle a few cages.


Watch the very first tackle of the game....... Wire kick off, LMS takes the ball up and Morley comes in to stamp his authority on the game, with a big hit. Unfortunately for him LMS spins away and carries on running, but is tackled by two other players... Only for Morley to return as 3rd man and aim a deliberate knee towards LMS's head!!
I urge you to watch that 1st tackle again and then tell me the RL's decisions are not a joke!

I noticed that at the time but wasn't sure if he meant it or not. LMS didn't seem bothered by it.

To quote:

[iJames Graham ran the show for a while. He was instrumental in their comeback. I think it was fantastic the way my players went about it. No whingeing, no intimidation, no dissent off anybody. I really don't like that sort of behaviour. I don't want to comment on how other teams go about it. If something goes against you, get on with it. If they do the other stuff, it can be very, very intimidating'[/i

Ah bless. Tony Smith, God to the RFL, has whined about James Graham being, er, James Graham - and controlling the game! Getting us back in it! How dare he.

Good on ya Jammer. More of the same on Friday please!

(Quote above taken from direct quotes forming part of Andy Wilson's rather good piece in this weeks League Weekly)

I think he's only going on about Ginge's petulance nothing more, reading far to much into that.

My view of it, was that it looked deliberate.
I don't think it matters anyway if he meant it or not. I don't think for one minute, that every player that as been banned for foul play as deliberately meant to knock someones block off.

Frankly I am amazed that Morley hasn't been tried at the Old Bailey for multiple OFFENCES against mankind for the whole of his R.L. career.

None of us here like that side of things with Jammer, and to be fair, that's the first time I recall it this season, so I wondered whether he'd sorted it out.
But, as was rightly pointed out, after we won a penalty on you line, Briers stopped play for 30 secs to give Silverwood a good talking to and let the defence rest and regroup. He may have been cooler about it, but its not a million miles removed.

As for the likes of Morley and Westwood being intimidated by it, I bet they were only scared their sides may split.

Smith came off worst, to be honest. It makes him sound like he's whining about the number of penalties we were given. Poor ole Warrington. Are they not man enough to face James Graham? Didn't dominate enough for him then? Should take it up with his players or alternatively, make himself look a right t!t in the media.

He's allowed to do it because he's Adrian Morley and he's a rough and tough enforcer who smashes the opposition. He could do anything he pleased.

I much prefer it when Wire fans come on here and just quote Saints fans. Makes for a much more interesting discussion!

I'm sure she was merely being ironic.....

i wouldn't bet on it.