you pay

Very funny Baz

In my limited experience that's not a very well used phrase.

Yes, Wales RL confirmed on twitter.



I might have to drive, where's good to park nearby?

Sugar lane, between the graveyards and a short walk, 10 mins or so, to the ground.

Was it any good?



Any Jamacan gems on display?

It was an excellent evenings entertainment. A larger crowdthan I expected (1100 announced ), really friendly atmosphere and some fierce hits and expansive rugby. Star of the show - BJBs brother, a nippy winger with a vicious handoff! No Jamaican gems - their team spoke fluent Yawksher www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/37718708

It was an excellent evenings entertainment. A larger crowdthan I expected (1100 announced ), really friendly atmosphere and some fierce hits and expansive rugby. Star of the show - BJBs brother, a nippy winger with a vicious handoff! No Jamaican gems - their team spoke fluent Yawksher www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/37718708

Quote wakeyrule="wakeyrule"It was an excellent evenings entertainment. A larger crowdthan I expected (1100 announced ), really friendly atmosphere and some fierce hits and expansive rugby. Star of the show - BJBs brother, a nippy winger with a vicious handoff! No Jamaican gems - their team spoke fluent Yawksher www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/37718708'" I thought that their FB went very well (after knocking on from the kick off), he looked pretty solid for a FB. Made good metres out of defence and tackled well. Also their 17 made massive metres in the second half. If they had avoided Cobb's whistle, they would have won the game. However, the knock on from the kick off after the last score, that was not given, will have had Kear's blood pressure rising. Jamaica certainly deserved something from the game but, that decision (or lack of one) was a howler.

Quote wakeyrule="wakeyrule"It was an excellent evenings entertainment. A larger crowdthan I expected (1100 announced ), really friendly atmosphere and some fierce hits and expansive rugby. Star of the show - BJBs brother, a nippy winger with a vicious handoff! No Jamaican gems - their team spoke fluent Yawksher www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/37718708'" I thought that their FB went very well (after knocking on from the kick off), he looked pretty solid for a FB. Made good metres out of defence and tackled well. Also their 17 made massive metres in the second half. If they had avoided Cobb's whistle, they would have won the game. However, the knock on from the kick off after the last score, that was not given, will have had Kear's blood pressure rising. Jamaica certainly deserved something from the game but, that decision (or lack of one) was a howler.

I think their 17 was Ross Peltier, just signed for Bulls. A big unit!

Really enjoyed the game even if the view from the east stand was so poor, Cobb seemed to do everything to help Wales win that game proving his incompetence at any level, was really surprised that a World Cup qualification game had no official time keeps and that decision was also left to Cobb and none of the touch judges were mic' up.

BJB brother wen really well and took his tries well, the 7 and 13 for Jamaica also went well(until the 13 got sin binned) 80 mins from their no9 too who did OK, for wake Walker looked good and bigger than most of his team mates, I think Kears call to rally support backfired as I think there was probably only 10 people cheering Wales, great atmosphere generated by only 1100 fans

I thought it was a 'friendly'.

Apologies I miss-read the article on Welsh RL "Wales used the match as preparation for their World Cup qualifier in Italy next week, victory in which will see them through to the 2017 tournament" but still a little pee poor not to have an official timekeeper and mic'd up lino's in an international game, friendly or not