York City Knights v Hunslet Hawks 3pm
Ref G Hewer TJ D McNeice TJ L Fellows RR G Corvo MC J Glover
Grand Final v Hunslet Sunday 2nd Sept
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, août 23 2012 03:31
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Posté 23 août 2012 - 03:32
No way is he the ref!!! He makes merik look decent. Could be a Long day for both teams
hunslet hawks champions 2010
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Posté 23 août 2012 - 03:46
No way is he the ref!!! He makes merik look decent. Could be a Long day for both teams
Last time he reffed us in a Grand Final we won......
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Posté 23 août 2012 - 07:12
theres only one dave merrick .one dave merrick best ref ive seen for years and that is not a joke
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Posté 29 août 2012 - 07:14
Know its a massive game result wise on Sunday, but lets make sure we don't forget its
Chris Thormans last game as a player, started when he was 16 apparently, so a sad day
in lots of ways for a lad who can still be outstanding at this level.
Chris Thormans last game as a player, started when he was 16 apparently, so a sad day
in lots of ways for a lad who can still be outstanding at this level.
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Posté 30 août 2012 - 07:34
From BBC Sport (and a reminder we have a game Sunday):
Former England international Chris Thorman will play his final professional game on Sunday. Thorman, 31, will join Huddersfield Giants as assistant to Paul Anderson after three years combining playing and coaching roles at York City Knights.
"It's going to be sad to leave York because it's played a big part in my life. "I'll look back fondly, I've made lots of friends and it's been a massive learning curve." He added: "York was the first club that gave me a coaching opportunity and I'll forever be grateful for that."
Thorman joined York after being released by Hull FC in 2009 and took up a role that combined playing with an assistant coach position. He had previously played in Super League for Huddersfield Giants and London Broncos and spent time with Paramatta in Australia.
He will take charge of York and play for the final time in their Championship game against Hunslet Hawks.
Thorman stepped up to head coach at York in September 2011 when Dave Woods was sacked. As a player, Thorman was part of the York side that earned promotion to the Championship through the play offs in 2010. "That was a great day for the club," he said. "I'd been signed to get the club promotion and if I hadn't I would have failed. "I'd have probably looked back on my time at York a bit differently. "Hopefully the club can continue to progress and develop youngsters."
Former England international Chris Thorman will play his final professional game on Sunday. Thorman, 31, will join Huddersfield Giants as assistant to Paul Anderson after three years combining playing and coaching roles at York City Knights.
"It's going to be sad to leave York because it's played a big part in my life. "I'll look back fondly, I've made lots of friends and it's been a massive learning curve." He added: "York was the first club that gave me a coaching opportunity and I'll forever be grateful for that."
Thorman joined York after being released by Hull FC in 2009 and took up a role that combined playing with an assistant coach position. He had previously played in Super League for Huddersfield Giants and London Broncos and spent time with Paramatta in Australia.
He will take charge of York and play for the final time in their Championship game against Hunslet Hawks.
Thorman stepped up to head coach at York in September 2011 when Dave Woods was sacked. As a player, Thorman was part of the York side that earned promotion to the Championship through the play offs in 2010. "That was a great day for the club," he said. "I'd been signed to get the club promotion and if I hadn't I would have failed. "I'd have probably looked back on my time at York a bit differently. "Hopefully the club can continue to progress and develop youngsters."
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Posté 02 septembre 2012 - 09:57
If we get beat today... Well, that's it for me this season. I won't be coming to anymore games till 2013 season, they can stuff off. and I think we should be looking at getting rid of Thorman - I mean, what has he ever done for the club? Just sat there getting paid ALL the money - yeah he's put heart and soul into York and we owe him our initial place in the championship and he's brought a new generation of semi-locals into semi-pro rugby league setting the foundations for the next 10 years, all with sod all money to spend and very little support from the terraces but still... What has he actually DONE?
Also, get Howard on and get shot of Tansey cos he's rubbish.
Also, get Howard on and get shot of Tansey cos he's rubbish.
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Posté 02 septembre 2012 - 10:39
Well said Mr Hall , he leaves a very good legacy for the future
LOVE THE KNIGHTS , LIVE THE KNIGHTS
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