These days players in the UK are given big salaries and told by everyone around them they are amazing before they have even achieved anything. Look at Myler as the latest example.


You look at that compared to the likes of Nathan Hindmarsh or Willie Mason, who have achieved just about everything in the game, and yet because their have not performed at their best in points of their career they have been told they are rubbish.

Eddie Hemmings
Mike Stephenson
Bill Arthur
Phil Clarke
Ben Proe
Shaun McRae (not needed)
Paul Cullen
Martin Offiah
Terry O'Connor
Barrie McDermott
Rod Studd (not needed)
Brian Carney (not needed)

12 people . . . that is far too many!

My ideal format would be this . . .

[uThursday[/u
Main Commentry and Presenters - Bill Arthur and Phil Clarke
Half Time/ Full Time Summary - Barry and Terry
Interviews - Ben Proe

[uFriday[/u
Main Commentry and Presenters - Eddie and Stevo
Interviews - Bill Arthur
Half Time/ Full Time Summary - Phil Clarke
Special Guest - Super League Coach

[uSaturday[/u
Main Commentry and Presenters - Eddie and Stevo
Half Time/ Full Time Summary - Barry and Terry
Interviews - Bill Arthur

[uBoots N All[/u
Presenter - Eddie Hemmings
Panel Guests - Super League Coach and Phil Clarke
Weekend Summary - Paul Cullen
Barry, Terry and Bill should do their usual features.

[uSunday Night Recap (Sky Sports News)[/u
Martin Offiah

Personally, I liked it how it used to be when a Super League coach was the guest on the Friday night game. This gave different reflections, and it was nice to get their thoughts too. Having the same coaches and past players on makes it a little repetitive, and at times a little biased.

You forgot to mention the wire fan angela powers the terry and barry thing when a try as been is scored is very cringworthey could you imagine someone doing that during the scouse v manc game today.

Jesus freaky you didnt stop taking the mick out of Goulding until recently.
Like how you change your tune as and when it suits you

Have to find a place for Angela too . . . she's been there for a while.