Schedule..WTF

....Surely honest Hudge would not mislead/lie to the fans of RL






Any way Agar...glad it is all resolved

Hudge - Hi Ben, what you up to in the next week or so?

Cockayne - Errm Training. And I've got to set up a new Facebook page.

Hudge - Ahh. Could take some time, that. We'll make an appointment for the second week in June - sometime after the next Derby.

Cockayne - What for, Boss?

Hudge - Oh, just a couple of questions - nothing to worry about.

You would make a great note-taker Wormy

Indeed there wasn't. I'm afraid in the absence of any real information to back it up it will just be classed as tittle tattle.

Just found [url=http://www.foxsports.com.au/league/nathan-brown-remains-silent-after-post-match-outburst-in-defence-of-huddersfields-luke-odonnel/story-e6frf3ou-1226041490978this[/url on Brown - [iis[/i being investigated. As he swore and suggested violent retaliation was in order from his players, could this top Agar's six grander?

Did you see the incident? I think Brown was well within his rights here. Bailey is a fecking disgrace.

I don't deny it. Thoroughly dislike Bailey. Fully support Brown, just as I did Agar. Got a bit twitchy because I thought Agar had been cited and not Brown - RFL inconsistencies again. But he has.

Now, as it appears that Agar has only been "done" for his [iaftermatch[/i comments to the tune of £6K, didn't swear, and merely appealed for protection from the refs, I wondered how this compared to Brown's curses and suggestions he would encourage his players to take matters into their own hands?
From an RFL point of view - which is the bigger sin? From a fans' point of view, Well Done Brown.

I do support him - just wonder how long it will take for the the RFL to start looking inwards to correct matters, before realizing that the dishing out of ever-increasing fines will not solve the fundamental problem.

The RFL ain't got no balls, what do they expect when their inept referees feck these things up. People like Nathan Brown haven't got anytime for RFL "respect the referees" policies, nor should anyone on this years performances.
In the NRL you can't so much as touch a halfback after he's kicked the ball or you concede a penalty from where the ball bounces.

If the RFL want these things to stop they have to take a long look at themselves.

As for Brown, he'll get a fine - possibly more hefty than Agar because of, as you said, the language etc. But let's face it these punishments are nothing more than the RFL trying to look strong.

I have never read such rubbish.....chain of complaint my arris..if someone repeatedly does there job badly all day do you go running to the gaffer or do you have a moan at your workmate saying how crap they are at their job and should be fired with immediate effect......i'd go for the latter..its a man thing

In addition to Browns outburst, is something being done about Morgans recent comments regarding Bentham too does anyone know?

I did complain to Cummings Ian and guess what...........

Surely if something homophobic had being said that would be investigated by the police as it's a criminal matter (Section 5 public order offence) under Sect. 146 Criminal Justice Act 2003
So if any alledged comments were made nobody said anything to the police then including Child?

Would be surprised if he even answered you let alone do anything...

I know we all got the same email back.........



I am certain that Mr Childs was dealt with in some way, re training, fined or warned on future performances. The rest of us have no right to know as would any of us like our employer to divulge anything about us. The club have a more direct route and in fact the RFL work for them

[url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_league/super_league/hull/9476399.stmSeems he also knows he's been fairly lucky[/url

no appeal (but a veiled dig, how very grown up)

Seems like an entirely appropriate and measured comment to me.

Where's the dig ?

we've seen the appeals process and what that's all about......

That is not a dig it is the truth

it's a dig, nothing more, but it really doesn't matter anyway.

How much good it will do who knows but its worth a go! www.ipetitions.com/petition/slrefs/

How much good it will do who knows but its worth a go! www.ipetitions.com/petition/slrefs/

I don't see any digs in his comments, all seems fair enough to me.

Australian Nathan Brown has become the second Engage Super League coach this season to be charged by the Rugby Football League with breaking their rules following his criticism of a referee. Brown has been told he has 14 days from last Thursday to either accept the charge or contest it. www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=22131

Australian Nathan Brown has become the second Engage Super League coach this season to be charged by the Rugby Football League with breaking their rules following his criticism of a referee. Brown has been told he has 14 days from last Thursday to either accept the charge or contest it. www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=22131

I see Brown has been 'double charged' - as was Agar - with "breaching the RFL’s Respect Policy and their operational rules". Shows how laughable the argument on here was that this in some way inferred Agar had said something 'above and beyond' that which was already in the public domain.

Indeed, some people got a little carried away with the "respect" wording.