Nope. pretty sure I questioned his military record a couple of years ago! Despite what he says, when you look into it it isn't all that. Never known 1 ex military, deserving of praise and admiration who talks about it.

There seems to be some illusion that because he was ex military he is a leader and a hero! Anyone who has served will tell you that there are plenty of bad leaders in the military too and the hero's will credit their actions to others.

Wow - is he a US presidential candidate, or a RL coach from the North of England?!

Standard tactic of SL coaches these days to question the officiating of a match - to try to influence the ref to prove them wrong in their next match; from what I gather, it may have worked, in that Leeds got everything against Wakey yesterday, apart from enough points to win the game.

I think some Leeds fans are being over the top - because they're spoilt and now have an expectation of winning everything; when you start a season having lost such influential players as Peacock, Sinfield and to a lesser extent Kylie, you are very much in a transitional season - they have enough talent to rescue it, but Uncle Bri may well be a casualty.

I think Brian is understandably unsettled at the prospect of being found out, having been masquerading as a head coach for the last few years. The real coach(es) left at the end of 2015 and he's nowhere to hide.

Wow. What does he say about his military record (I've not heard him say anything)? How does it compare to your record. Who are these people subject to the illusion you mention. Come on now spill the beans I like a bit of gossip!

I've never heard Mac brag about his military record, I've heard him say he's proud to have served, and that he believes it's taught him a great many things in life. There's nothing wrong with that is there?

Bang on. There is nothing wrong with that at all. Obviously Kiyan is privy to information that no one else is. He must have studied McDermotts service record in great detail, though how he managed that I dont know.

Were you at the game against Wakefield ?

Leeds seemed to be getting away with plenty.
Headshots, knock on's and scoring from being in front of the kicker(offside).

The ref let the clock run when Wakefield were losing and had formed the scrum and then stopped the clock in advance of the scrum being formed when Leeds fell behind late on.

I think the ref did all that he could to be very, very "fair" to Leeds on Monday and I notice that McDermott didn't complain about the performance of the man in the middle.

Job done then in regards to McDermott's comments after the Cas game. His comments seemingly influenced the ref in our next game so he seemed to favour Leeds more. Not that it helped with the result.

We play a sport in which the red can call a penalty at most sets, consistency is what we crave. My team are being pulled heavily for offences the opposition are not at present, is the RFL trying to keep close comps? Knowing full well certain teams will fall off as the season hots up?