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I wouldn't trust the RFL if they were reviewing the catering for their regular meetings. It will be a 3 or 4 year plan and will be scrapped or altered after 12 or 18 months.

Great evening. Stories from past players with a very good compere in kevin fitzpatrick. Everyone should look out for future events.

Oldham ostriches with the mascot running round in a suit like Bernie Clifton used to

In the should have column I would suggest Clive Sullivan.

I have heard Oldham mentioned a few times whilst watching superleague on TV and wondered how many other players there are. I can think of Josh's brother, Eckersley at Wigan and Doro at Hull KR. Who can name some more?

Idiot!

Good that the womens game is getting national exposure on the BBC but it looks a bit ridiculous playing in a massive stadium that must be 98% empty.

When we played at Widnes a few weeks ago all the Widnes fans near me did was slag him off the whole time he was on the pitch. I guess it will be different if he is wearing a Widnes shirt.

"If fit" is the key phrase. They haven't looked 100% and with two weeks off they need match fitness. They have all been key contributors but, as has been mentioned above, who would you drop from last week?

I say give him a chance and if it doesn't work out we say goodbye. People had issues with George Riley but everyone seems happy now.

Older than Drinkwater, Craven and Dean I think so very much a short term option if true. Which of the current 3 will be leaving as I can't see us having two of them not playing each week.

The players that are missing are a big loss but the players replacing them aren't bad. There is just a lack of cohesion at times that has been exploited by Bradford, toulouse and Fev. We need to bounce back in next two games to keep us well away from bottom 4. I think having been in the doldrums at whitebank for so long and then experienced the joy of promotion under the new regime we sometimes expect too much. Sat in the sun at Boundary Park with nearly 3000 fans watching rugby is a good thing.

I also found it poor that ref made George Hirst get up and play the ball when he was clearly hurt and only stopped play moments later when he was being patched up by the medical staff.

We lost to a better team on the day. We played a full time, top championship side at Boundary Park and even with a few players missing gave it a go. Two years ago we were in league one playing Cornwall at whitebank in front of just over 400 fans. We are in a much better position now than we were but it doesn't mean we won't get things wrong at times. I am much happier in the way the club/team is going than I was a few years ago.

Noticed in a report that Doncaster used their 18th man. Anyone know how that came about?