Hilarious , but probably got himself a lifetime ban.

Comments?

He's a pillock who could've changed the course of the game. I'd change the laws regarding streakers etc entering the pitch. Never mind a lifetime ban or anything like that. Just say anyone entering the pitch is entirely at the mercy of the players. I'd happily have let the game be called a draw if we could've seen Flower hold him whilst Leuluai tackled him.

What a miserable git the above poster is.

I couldn't get my head round him getting stripped and then climbing over two fences without being spotted!

Good going that.

A complete pillock whose intervention enabled to Leeds to get their breath back and re-set their defence.

What's the punishment for such an incident? Just a ban etc or would the police be involved?!

It was pretty funny to see. As said above, how can you get through the barriers AND get undressed without being caught before getting on to the pitch!

Someone had spotted him before he got on the park, the police were gathering under the south stand when i went for leak just before he got on. Although if so, what were they waiting for before stopping him?
Complete wazzock. Hope they find a really big book to chuck at him.

True story that... Except Leeds had the ball on their own line with not many Wigan defenders set, and the stop actually allowed Wigan to get the A,B,C defenders and a full defensive unit set....

OMG.

Most deluded post I have seen in a long time.

Watch it back !!

Think you got that wrong mate it was Wigan who had the ball.

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It wasn't too far away from me. A steward tried to grab him before he got over the final fence but he couldn't keep hold of him.

Difficult to grab hold of a birthday suit

Found it pretty funny myself. Seeing something like that happen in person was kind of surreal. Surely that's some indecent exposure charges? There were all ages in that stadium. Must be looking at copping some case to answer to?

My apologies - I was confusing 2 events in a hangover daze (I had a few to celebrate our treble winning performance when I get back to Leeds last night







).... It was Thaler stopping the game that had wound me up at the match (think it was for Cuthbertson to be strapped) - he game didn't need to be stopped for that and it allowed Wigan to get set....

That changed the course of history that stoppage for bandaging.

If you want to see that kind of thing I'd guess there's plenty of websites.

Let's put it another way, are you in favour of people entering the pitch and disrupting a match?

He's a knobsack who,hopefully, is now knobsack-less.

Correct. There was a spell about 20 years ago at the cricket when it would happen about 3 times a day. What was mildly humorous became tedious very quickly. IIRC Terry Alderman did his shoulder in trying to rugby tackle one of them. They leave it to the stewards now.

Personally I'd have let him take his chances with Jamie Peacock and Sean O'Loughlin. He wouldn't do it again.

He wasn't naked tho' he had a flesh coloured body suit on

Regards , EW

Now, if it had been Erica Rowe (check out Twickenham 1982.....) could you see the messages being different !!!

Despite having the crapper game, RU always know how to grab the headlines. They even have better streakers.

I'm not saying you're wrong, but check out the photo in the post at the top of page 2. Doesn't look like he's wearing a body suit on that photo

It might have been stretching it a bit but there is always something to grab hold of.

TC . He dosen't appear to be wearing anything in that picture but it might have be shorts to cover his vitals . Somebody else (Captain13) said he thought the same as me in the pub after .

Regards , EW

Got a proper eye-full from where i was parked, if he [iwas [/iwearing a body-suit, let's just say it was anatomically correct.