burnleywelsh

By definition, the ‘home team’ would always play at their own ground.

https://www.townrlfc.com/article/867/delaine-gittens-bedward-signs-for-2026 Here's the fella.

Apart from this one...

Not really…

Workington v Saints on The Sportsman Channel, YouTube on Friday. As is Widnes v Leeds on Sat. London v Bradford on iPlayer on Sunday.

Nope.. Scroll down the table a bit.

Teams who have 4 points below teams who have 2. As well as zero points above those with 2.

Or is it just the BBC ?

I know it’s early days, but the League table is confusing me…. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/championship/table

Broncos now have a squad list on their website. Still pretty poor though, just a list of their names and squad number.

I think its more the kit that builds the identity. I don't follow football anymore but I'm aware that (more often than not) black and white strips are Newcastle United, all white are Leeds, Blue with white socks are Chelsea, all red, Liverpool etc. I don't need to see the badge. In RL, white with red V is Saints, blue with amber chest band, Leeds, cherry and white, Wigan etc, etc. Over time, all blue will be recognized as Toulouse colours/identity. My take on it anyway.

No snow in this part of the country (not far from Keighley), been very cold and the ground is solid. Was planning on going but now going to have to take the dogs for an extra long walk.

I'll wait until they release the away strip....

An untapped gold mine…

Powys.....???