Re: Danny Brough to save the day : Mon Mar 28, 2016 7:08 pm  

William Eve wrote:

We've had the likes of Andy Gregory and Paul Hulme don Leeds shirts in the past and you're p1ssing and moaning about the possibility of Danny Brough doing the same?

You've turned into a right Super League tart, haven't you?

think it was David Hulme not Paul, a tad less dirty, although past it when he came. Would take david Hulme at his pomp now

Re: Danny Brough to save the day : Mon Mar 28, 2016 7:10 pm  

Mark Laurie wrote:

think it was David Hulme not Paul, a tad less dirty, although past it when he came. Would take david Hulme at his pomp now

David Hulme I meant, yes. The smaller, elder, darker and slightly less indisciplined one

Was looking at Leeds squad in 1996 when we finished 10th on the ladder.

Think I'd take Dean Clark and Graham Holroyd over current lot.

Re: Danny Brough to save the day : Mon Mar 28, 2016 7:12 pm  

William Eve wrote:

I'm still sticking with 4th.

Might have to do it from 8th after 23 rounds though!

Very generous.

Re: Danny Brough to save the day : Mon Mar 28, 2016 7:15 pm  

William Eve wrote:

We've had the likes of Andy Gregory and Paul Hulme don Leeds shirts in the past and you're p1ssing and moaning about the possibility of Danny Brough doing the same?

You've turned into a right Super League tart, haven't you?

lol ... it's his little hobbit-like face and petulant attitude - I bet he kicks puppies when no-one is looking.

Re: Danny Brough to save the day : Mon Mar 28, 2016 7:21 pm  

William Eve wrote:

David Hulme I meant, yes. The smaller, elder, darker and slightly less indisciplined one

Was looking at Leeds squad in 1996 when we finished 10th on the ladder.

Think I'd take Dean Clark and Graham Holroyd over current lot.

1996 grief things are pretty grim. The year dean bell rolled himself out to help get a win late in the year to keep us up. Perhaps McDermott may be playing by September. Brough would bring baggage but can kick, can play is tough and a real competitor. Would be a big step up

Re: Danny Brough to save the day : Mon Mar 28, 2016 7:23 pm  

Fat Boy wrote:

lol ... it's his little hobbit-like face and petulant attitude - I bet he kicks puppies when no-one is looking.

Agree he takes miserable, moaning petulance to new levels, but you don't have to marry him, just applaud when he puts Ferres in a gap. He can drop kick a cocker spaniel over 40 yards

Re: Danny Brough to save the day : Mon Mar 28, 2016 7:29 pm  

David Hulme helped to save Leeds in '96, a great competitor who didn't accept losing. Leeds could do with a bit of that attitude right now, whether the present Danny Brough brings that is another matter. Would be a fun time on here though.

Re: Danny Brough to save the day : Mon Mar 28, 2016 7:32 pm  

Fat Boy wrote:

lol ... it's his little hobbit-like face and petulant attitude - I bet he kicks puppies when no-one is looking.

I can't quite believe I am writing some of this but the display today has caused some hysterical thinking. I may tonight have nightmares featuring Ricky Lulham. If you have never heard of him, you are blessed.

Re: Danny Brough to save the day : Mon Mar 28, 2016 7:39 pm  

tvoc wrote:

David Hulme helped to save Leeds in '96, a great competitor who didn't accept losing. Leeds could do with a bit of that attitude right now, whether the present Danny Brough brings that is another matter. Would be a fun time on here though.

they had a few in that old Widnes team.

Re: Danny Brough to save the day : Mon Mar 28, 2016 7:45 pm  

Mark Laurie wrote:

I can't quite believe I am writing some of this but the display today has caused some hysterical thinking. I may tonight have nightmares featuring Ricky Lulham. If you have never heard of him, you are blessed.

Redcliffe Dolphins IIRC as was Steve Bleakley.