Platty and Fev fancy themselves as pin-ups! (From Bradford Telegraph and Argus)

Platty and Fev fancy themselves as pin-ups!

3:07pm Friday 31st August 2007 in Sport By Jamie Langley

Jamie Langley column: We've just done the Bulls calendar shoot - and let's just say it's pretty revealing!

Most of the boys are quite modest and don't really enjoy getting their shirts off but as this was for a good cause we were all good sports and got on with it.

However, when it came to Chris Feather and Michael Platt things moved up a gear.

They were actually directing the photographer, pretty much ended up taking all their clothes off, with Platty going down the line of an Adam and Eve theme and generally threw themselves right into it.

You'll have to wait and see when the calendar comes out but with Platty and old Fev you can imagine what's coming!

It's Leeds on Sunday and we all know what that means. With it also being the club's centenary, it's even bigger than normal and it should be a great night.

Hopefully, everyone will get down for the show and to support the lads in what should be another cracking game.

The last time we met proved a great result for us as a team but it doesn't have great memories for me personally. That was the night I injured my wrist, wrecking the rest of my season.

The boys, though, will be going out on Sunday looking for the display to really kick on for the play-offs.

They realise the last couple of displays have been well below par and things need to pick up.

Steve gave us all a few days off to rest and recuperate, ready to fire into Leeds again and the run-in.

Outside of the usual suspects, Hull are coming strong and they'll be looking to do something again after last season's Grand Final, while Warrington always seem to come good around about now. They could be strong contenders.

It's also that time of year when the anti-tampering deadline is up, meaning players start revealing where they'll be playing next year. Hull KR seem to have got a real coup in signing Kiwi winger Jake Webster. In the past, players of that calibre only really ended up at the top clubs but internationals are now joining teams right across the board and that's only going to make Super League better.