usain bolt

A few appealing, competitive matches on Saturday rather than the testimonial for Matty Lees, and could still watch the Brook v town fixture on Sunday

Why not go both, saints play Saturday, blackbrook Sunday

If the deadline was 28th November to sign up, how many clubs have voted yes, and how many no, or haven't voted at all

Conspiracy theories will be out in force once draw has been completed, but yeah, huge chance of balls up, but obviously not now under our watchfull eyes now

Is the draw going to be streamed live, and at what time is it being drawn?

It's been 12 teams in the ncl premier division for a few seasons now, it was 14 teams for a while but was reduced, I think at the time it was because of the reduction over the 4 leagues in overall numbers, so was split into 4 leagues of 12 in total. Division 3 ncl has been as low as 10 teams I think

Summer rugby was the start of the decline in the amateur game, players are unavailable more throughout June, July, August months, although players miss fixtures starting at Easter, all the way through, teams can regularly have half a dozen players missing on any given weekend for holidays,, not including injuries, organised events like weddings, stag dos, festivals, which then add to the problem

Plenty of reasons to be cheerful in 2024, until the new rules are in place and the games are ruined by a multitude of penalties that would have probably spoiled the enjoyment of those 2 fixtures you attended. The orrell v haresfinch fixture, having watched it on the sportsmans channel would have attracted a mass of penalties for high tackles, which simply under the pro rules this year wouldn't be, but will be under the community rules, and most of the tackles weren't dangerous but ball and all which were being applauded by the commentators. My concern is, coaches and players study, copy and learn from the pro game, however there'll be nothing to compare to, and if the current rules are so damaging to the players and game, then why are the new rules not being rolled out across the board. The game will be a lottery week to week, dependent on interpretation from refs, some will be strict I'd guess and some more lenient, and some for part of a game and some for the full 80. Yep, role on 2024, and the continued demise of rugby league, from within

wrong... thatto heath v haresfinch, the hattons solicitors st helens cup final tues night 5th oct, 7.30 ko is the last competitive fixture at knowsley road.

occasionally puletua? even more occasionally frodsham,cant remember when he last played 1st team, or even put a shirt on!!

The England fall-out squad so far is: Tom Briscoe (Hull FC) Jodie Broughton (Salford City Reds) Sam Burgess (South Sydney) Tony Clubb (Harlequins RL) Jamie Langley (Bradford Bulls) Andy Lynch (Bradford Bulls) Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook (Harlequins RL) Nick Scruton (Bradford Bulls) Michael Shenton (Castleford Tigers) Paul Sykes (Bradford Bulls) Joe Westerman (Castleford Tigers) Kirk Yeaman (Hull FC) who from this lot do you think will be in the final 24 man squad. a lot of just average super league players here for my liking. id say 3 or 4 at most. also whys widdop not been announced, melbourne arent in the play offs, an he looked a better option than some of the above.

firstly the thread was repeated accidently, and i gather you condone kicking someone whether it be half hearted or not. i also dont condone spear tackles.

joel tomkins kick on a player was deemed to be ok, not even put on report. will anything be done now the game has finished. remember keith mason got 3 matches for standing on fielden. is this offence as bad?

ian millward had loads of success at saints as head coach and also had a head coach role at wigan, 2 of super leagues glamour coaching jobs yet only got a sniff over in austailia as an assistant coach. think it was at north queensland and canberra. i dont think the aussies give much recognition to coaches who have done well in the english super league, daniel anderson being a slight exception, i just think they dont regard the english super league as being anything special.

2010 KIWIS - TRAIN-ON SQUAD Brisbane Broncos: Alex Glenn, Antonio Winterstein Canterbury-Bankstown: Bryson Goodwin, Ben Roberts Canberra Raiders: Bronson Harrison Leeds Rhinos: Greg Eastwood Manly Sea Eagles: Kieran Foran, Steve Matai, Tony Williams Melbourne Storm: Adam Blair, Sika Manu Newcastle Knights: Junior Sa'u, Zeb Taia Parramatta Eels: Krisnan Inu, Fuifui Moimoi Penrith Panthers: Sam McKendry, Frank Pritchard St George Illawarra Dragons: Nathan Fien, Jason Nightingale, Jeremy Smith South Sydney Rabbitohs: Roy Asotasi, Issac Luke, Eddy Pettybourne, Fetuli Talanoa Sydney Roosters: Shaun Kenny-Dowall, Joseph Leilua, Mose Masoe, Frank-Paul Nuuausala, Sam Perrett, Jared Waerea-Hargreaves Warriors: Lewis Brown, Aaron Heremaia, Lance Hohaia, Kevin Locke, Simon Mannering, Ben Matulino, Russell Packer, Sam Rapira, Jerome Ropati, Ukuma Ta'ai, Manu Vatuvei Wests Tigers: Benji Marshall Wigan Warriors: Thomas Leuluai looks strong enough to win the four nations, should there be more super league players selected though?