Yes, but cannot say on here as it is not in the public domain

I thought a journalist put it in the public domain.
Has he removed the post now? I can’t check because he blocked me for questioning whether he was sure he was right

Didnt say it did so get down off your high horse!

not very good to see a professional rl palyer posting stuff like that when you have young fans of the club you play for looking upto you, even if it is harmless!

I think in time that Cannabis and it's derivatives will become widely used tool for recovery in contact sports.

Numerous North American reports saying that it's windy used already as pain killers for some of their major leagues sports stars.

The problem with criminalisation of Cannabis is that it has hampered science led studies about its effects and we are now playing catch up in the regards to it's potential benefits as well as it's negative effects.

Some stuff that we previously thought about cannabis is proving to be unfounded or misinterpreted.

Think he touched on it but not the full story

Michael Miles had a bong, and it meant a lot.

Especially in the yes/no interlude.

His conduct on the pitch was unacceptable from what I saw - trying to take peoples heads off every attempt, elbow dropping people on the floor and getting in peoples faces when he got tackled. Good riddance

It isn't. The fact that simple possession is rarely prosecuted is another thing, but it definitely is. Try growing some and see what happens when the police come round.

I've been waiting to see if you was going to come up with some proven evidence to that childish remark but you don't seem to have any

This is the [iTurkish[/i style of forward play. Emre Guler, the Turkish international back rower now with the Canberra Raiders, has a similar aggressive style. You should be more tolerant and respectful of cultural differences in the game.

I am suspicious of your attitude because I don't recall you getting all hot and bothered when Benjamin Flower, the [iWelsh[/i international, brutally assaulted Lancelot Hohaia at Wembley a few years ago.

Flower could have Turkish roots

No it isn’t, Class B drug, even simple possession is a crime Max Sentence 5 years imprisonment. Check out Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 (S5(2)).

Lancelot made me laugh

But it wasn't at Wembleyshire Jean, it was at Oldish Traffordshire.

Is it now the "Lancelot Toddington" person with a p3n1s award in the CC?

Isn’t that the majority of forwards in SL?

Forwards who lack talent. See the wigan forwards.

Quality packs like those of St Helens dont need to resort to that kind of thuggery.

Quality forwards don't need to. They know that it's a tough enough game without that sort of crap. If that's in your game then you're lacking elsewhere for mine.

So you didn’t see all the forearms in the faces by saints last week?
They are all at it- don’t kid yourself.

RR is the RLFans equivalent of Arsene Wenger, only sees what he wants.

Awful news that Jansin is in a critical condition.
Wonder how MR Gary Carter feels right now and if his conscience is at all pricking.
Hope the lad pulls through and is given help to deal with what’s happened.

I also hope he pulls through. But his sacking is not down to Gary Carter. That was down to the players own behaviour breaching contract.

When something tragic happens we can start by rewriting history. Just wish him and his family well.

I wish Jansin Turgut well. It is a tragedy that he should have suffered such serious injuries.

On a more selfish note, I was hoping to see Jansin Turgut and his fellow ethnic Turks Aiden Sezer and Emre Guler (both reserves at the strong Canberra Raiders NRL team) all line up for Turkey's national rugby league team in the qualifying games for the 2021 World Cup. It now looks like that is not going to happen.

His mother has said in the Hull daily Mail that it’s not good he’s on life support broken every bone in his face his hands legs hips knees but miraculously a ct scan showed no brain damage

Incredible to survive. Shocking injuries, and hate to say it but that will be a very very long road back to ever getting on a rugby field again