There is nothing more odious than your comments!

He certainly should , he could have ended Lomax's season and put a real dampener on the game.

Nothing wrong with Limas tackle, check on the RFL site. Dixons chicken wing however was a little different outcome.

Maybe the Wigan player should have moaned to the referee about it.

He'd be advised to take his medals on the plane with him then, wouldn't he

I'm surprised pat Richards didn't ask the ref to go to video ref again as he did last week. I thought it was bad when wilkin did what he did but pat Richards is no better.

While on the subject of pat Richards, he's finished, no pace and tired after 15 mins. Looks like Wigan made mistake giving him new deal as he's dead on his feet.

If he didn't kick so well he'd be playing at Leigh

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Oooo your harsh Pete.

Are you feeling the positivity.

No I think we will get snotted Saturday

Glad to see you and Saddened are still singing from the same hymn sheet.

Ye thou I walk in the valley of death.,,,,,,

The is reason for my negativity tho

Oh god. PM me.

Sent.

It's my tried and tested method and it works.

He did a fantastic job in getting so much success from a relatively ordinary squad, but the some of the tactics he used and all of the style of play he employed to do it will leave a very bad taste in the mouth for a very long time.

I dont need to check any site to know what he did was wrong, dirty and dangerous. It was a cheap cowardly attack on a players joint. I know your biased so I expect you to deny the obvious

It was a one on one tackle, nothing wrong with. It seems the RFL agree with me, so it's easy too see where the bias is.

The RFL wouldn't know a dangerous tackle if it hit them in the face. They just get stuck on certain types of tackles - standing leg, chicken wing, etc - and everything else doesn't count, whether it destroys a career or not.

But technically it isn't the RFL who makes the decision about disciplinary anyway.

dirty fat ba----d, deff a cheating pie eater.

just wait till the weekend, the chicken wing is the prefered Leeds tackling technique. Knees in the tackle, 2 words spring to mind - 'Ryan' and 'Bailey'. Leeds make wigan look like a bunch of angels.

But dont let facts get in the way of your vitriol..

none of the wigan squad are staring down the barrell of a prison sentence to the best of my knowledge...

having seen the tackle, i thought wait a moment i remember seeing exactly the same thing in a match not long ago. so i got out my dvd and scanned the game for the same incident. it did not take me long to find it and it was horrible, absolutely horrible. the tackled player lasted about another 5 mins before he went off and did not take any further part in the game.

just to let you all know who the player was, it was ryan hoffman and which players took great delight in attempting to seriously injure him, well none other than three cleaner than clean little angels from the saintly team of st.helens.

just goes to show that saints have some dirty barstewards who go out to seriously injure there opponents.

Erm, I think you are slightly biased as well, have to say its not like you usually.

My kids are missing your contributions Pete .... your solid

Probably payback for when he took Wheeler out of the game for three months.

Like I pointed out it was after the tackle was complete, he held on to Lomax's foot which in it's self is a penalty and you can see he twists his ankle - try watching

How about Martyn Sadler editor and chief writer in League Express? Is he biaised like the whole world against wigan?
from yesterday match comments by Sadler:

[i".....the new coach whoever it is, and we assume it to be Shaun Wayne, needs to look carefully at some of wigan;s tackling techniques. Jeff Lima is particular seems to be a problem, having had his share of run in's with the RFL this season, and I imagine he will do so again after dangerously twisting Lomax's leg in a tackle in the 65th minute. That made me cringe to see it and it is just not acceptable......" [/i

But the review panel looked at it, and there was no case to answer. "Player makes hold on opponent’s leg and maintains hold through the momentum of the tackle however then releases grip" www.therfl.co.uk/disciplinary/item?3270

But the review panel looked at it, and there was no case to answer. "Player makes hold on opponent’s leg and maintains hold through the momentum of the tackle however then releases grip" www.therfl.co.uk/disciplinary/item?3270