One of these days opposition supporters might understand why Ryan Bailey is constantly selected in the Leeds pack and has been for almost ten years now - he is our yard dog, the one who winds up the opposition, the niggly player that every side needs to break down the discipline of the opposition pack and commit them to stupid errors.



OK, so he gives a lot of penalties away in doing so, but he wins a lot more.



And it worked again today didn't it ?

they were talking on the touchline at the end of the game, buderus was next to it as baileys protector

I am not a Leeds fan and I'm definitely not a Bailey fan, just commenting on the incident.



If you say that Radford wad dishing out retribution for all the bad things that Bailey has done throughout the year, then that's silly, because his actions cost hull the game, because with a full team I think hull would have had too much for Leeds

Behave yourself! Bailey has made a career out of behaving like a bell end at the PTB and Radford should know better. The reason he got sent off (and rightly so) was that he was basically throwing punches at a player laying defenceless on the floor. Yes Bailey is a tosspot but were those punches worth costing us the game?

The thing that annoyed me the most is that if your going to get sent off for smacking bailey at least make it worth being sent off for!

He had 3 free hits but he's evidently not hard enough.

The irony is rife. No offence but you're sat behind a keyboard spouting a load of crap. Go say that to Radford's face?

Bailey should be allowed 3 free hits from behind just to square it up.



What sort of coward hits a bloke from behind while he's laying on the floor.

Will he punch me from behind as I turn to walk away?

See Ryan Bailey at the end of last weeks cup final.

Bailey is a cowardly cheap shot merchant. Radford should have known better then to let him wind him up.

I expect he was disappointed at losing and left the field after shaking hands with the Warrington players after their deserved win.



That's what normally happens.