I'm loving the opportunity to relive these old games... with the churned up pitches and the absence of video refs. Embarrassing but this commentator wasn't the only one to confuse Hanley and Gill.
In those days if a Wigan v St Helens match didn't have a 'punch up' at the first scrum, we thought they didn't mean it and were being soft. It was obligatory !
Was the ref blind at 1-52 the linesman saw the punch / swinging arm from the touchline and yet the ref who was right on top of it either saw nothing or bottled it .
Haha that saints first try the commentator going on about a large gap appearing... No feckin wonder as the saints player elbowed the Wigan player and knocked him out.
Even with a player smashed into a concerete barrier, the stains try to play on. sporting play, screeching stains commentator cant tell the difference between Hanley and Gill for the second try or between 5 and 13. Maybe he cant count past 10? Good job then the score was stains 9 wigan 10.
Roy Haggerty was a rare breed of player. I had the pleasure of playing with him at Haresfinch RLFC in St Helens..a great Club with some great players. Jonny Harrison whom i grew up with came from Haresfinch, so did Tommy Frodsham aother great Saints Player. I used to love backing Roy up, easy tries for an Hooker. John Harrison was a very clever lad, i think he had about 7 A alevels. Tommy was brilliant a throwing a Dummy. My best year at Haresfinch i was awarded Refs player of the year and Coaches player of the year and also winning the League..precious memories Joe Toole was coach at the time and also a brilliant player..Billy Livesey another great coach and player..and best stand off ever Dennis, scooby a tough player, Frankie martin , superb scrum half.. twish all the Ex Haresfinch players all the best, regards charlie Barlow
Bluto forber, arkwright, haggerty - what a bunch of grubs. Hanley still had the better of them despite having more attempts to take his head off than the French Revolution.
I'm loving the opportunity to relive these old games... with the churned up pitches and the absence of video refs. Embarrassing but this commentator wasn't the only one to confuse Hanley and Gill.
In those days if a Wigan v St Helens match didn't have a 'punch up' at the first scrum, we thought they didn't mean it and were being soft. It was obligatory !
Was the ref blind at 1-52 the linesman saw the punch / swinging arm from the touchline and yet the ref who was right on top of it either saw nothing or bottled it .
That's why Hanley is the 🐐 Saints literally tried every dorty trick in the book, the dirty rats and still couldn't stop him. Ever!!!
paul forber, last I heard he accepted a fellowship into genetic research at cambridge university.
He moved on now , he’s working for NASA.
anyone explain the woman in the red dress?
A met Ellery haggerty at the boxing. Think it was nigel eubank v Chris Benn. At Old Trafford Rugby ground in Leeds..
09:26 the punch on the Wigan guy right in front of the ref for fuck's sake
You can see what he said Henderson gill because the try came down the wing where gill was. No big deal I don't see why people are crying over it
stopped the stains winning the league own turf. life is sweet
Haha that saints first try the commentator going on about a large gap appearing... No feckin wonder as the saints player elbowed the Wigan player and knocked him out.
The Singing Referee He was Called.
How many cheap shots on Ellery?!
the human punch bag, brought to you by forber and arkwright. now both professors at harvard and oxford
@@grahamlowe7388 😂😂😂
good mullet on the ref
Even with a player smashed into a concerete barrier, the stains try to play on. sporting play, screeching stains commentator cant tell the difference between Hanley and Gill for the second try or between 5 and 13. Maybe he cant count past 10? Good job then the score was stains 9 wigan 10.
I'm watching this for the very first time and even I know the difference between Henderson Gill and Ellery Hanley.
Stains is a shit insult. Even shitter when you try and squeeze it in every sentence.
@@bobbyo7822 can you count the number of insults on your webbed fingers and toes?
@@bobbyo7822 well named bobby head, tune into 4.15 listen to the monkey chants at hanley
Touch Judges never change 😆
We dont want any of this? Speak for tha’ sen....biff away!
Saints trying to take a quick tap after Preston slammed his head into a brick wall 🤣🤦♂
Roy Haggerty was a rare breed of player. I had the pleasure of playing with him at Haresfinch RLFC in St Helens..a great Club with some great players. Jonny Harrison whom i grew up with came from Haresfinch, so did Tommy Frodsham aother great Saints Player. I used to love backing Roy up, easy tries for an Hooker. John Harrison was a very clever lad, i think he had about 7 A alevels. Tommy was brilliant a throwing a Dummy. My best year at Haresfinch i was awarded Refs player of the year and Coaches player of the year and also winning the League..precious memories Joe Toole was coach at the time and also a brilliant player..Billy Livesey another great coach and player..and best stand off ever Dennis, scooby a tough player, Frankie martin , superb scrum half.. twish all the Ex Haresfinch players all the best, regards charlie Barlow
I can remember seeing John Harrison heading the ball forward against Sheffield Eagles for a try
What a joke of a ref.
henderson gill......commentator was drunk......is he the same one who went apeshit about kelvin skerritt?
What a dirty team St Helens were. Especially No 10.
Bluto forber, arkwright, haggerty - what a bunch of grubs. Hanley still had the better of them despite having more attempts to take his head off than the French Revolution.
WORST REF EVER 9.17 BLATENT OBSTRUCTION JUST IGNORES AND GIVES A TRY....SAINTS WERE WELL DIRTY HERE
Thug Helens