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Looking forward to our second season, and our first challenge cup game against Rochdale Mayfield in a few weeks

If other L1 teams and their supporters think that Cornwall RLFC in 2023 will be at the same level as last year, they are in for a surprise. Lots of familiar faces which bodes well for cohesion and continuity, but also some new guys who are training really well as I understand it. If we can keep the injury count low we'll be causing lots of trouble as the season goes on.

Cornwall seem a viable option on and off the field.

I love this image that Cornwall have put on social media. The spread of clubs is great and it is really positive. It also puts the moans of clubs having 1 trip to Cornwall into some context:

https://youtu.be/Tn4LQyKUQMk Must watch

West and south, circa 2k capacity.

It has been a busy close season for Bassetlaw Bulldogs as we plan for our 5th year. We are growing at quite a rate, having begun from a standing start in 2018. This year, we will be rolling out 8. Mixed U7, U9, U11 Boys U13, U15 Girls U11, U13 X-League social touch This means that our volunteers continue to be extremely busy. We've just launched our 2023 fundraising campaign to provide a mini-tractor to attend to our pitch and to help volunteers set up and clear up after games. You can have a peek here at our campaign. It is fronted by Bazza the Bulldog, our new mascot. He will be heading into both primary and secondary school settings in February to drum up some more trade. Two of our coaches are offering some after-school sessions in local schools this term too, to get more pupils involved in the game locally. This growth is organic, and self-funded, but it looks like the ground is pretty fertile at the moment.

Saw this crop up on Facebook and just for a moment I thought Bell Vue https://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/news/politics/wakefield-restoration-work-exposes-timber-building-dating-back-to-the-tudor-period-3992315?fbclid=IwAR3gWKejEaE0sQAydiexjkrXvwbzs9r9_-f_2UHFXyCRaa3xjyJF_JO0IN4