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That is an understatement. For such a supposed experienced referee he really hadn’t a clue.

There is no way they would have two more tw as is from Yorkshire. From my point on view York Ste a small time club from a major city.

It produced a great ground for the Good Friday clash. The result was a draw. Both trains okayed their heats out. Using the ground is a poor excise. Personally living and training in that massive heat down in the south of France is a big advantage. My own opinion is France needs to create its own its own league.

I think Lawton will be back at Oldham next week now his loan is ended. Sean Long has challenged a few lads to go and get fit. I think Adam Lawton has made his point.

I suspect Oldham took a little out of them last week.

I think they may he may have! The reality is if the league want Bradford on, it will likely come to one of Oldham or York and they are unlikely to want two Yorkshire teams when losing Salford.

I said earlier in the week that Oldham took a lot out of Toulouse. I have been proved to get now.

I think he will be back this week. The aim was to get him match fit. Clearly SL challenged the players on loan / DR to give in a reason to be in his squad. Farnworth gas and now Lawton.

In the two matches Oldham have played against them, there more than a few late tackles.

His loan is up at end of June I think? But given we have list Musgrove I suspect he and Moran may he recalled?

Guess we will get a hint when SL does his preview tonight ( there usually is one) but noon tomorrow will give us the squad so will soon know.

The Widnes forum hinted that Lawton was due to sign but was on hold because of a potential suspension at Oldham. That was last week sometime

The severity of the ban maybe?

Total BS. Salford are a disgrace to the game and longer it goes on the more of a laughing stock it becomes.

Slightly different article from elsewhere Oldham star turns down interest to re-sign as bold Championship claim Josh Drinkwater has agreed to stay at Oldham. Challenge Cup winner Josh Drinkwater says he has “unfinished business” with Oldham after turning down offers elsewhere to agree a one-year extension to stay with the Roughyeds until the end of the 2026 season. The Australian has attracted plenty of interest given his outstanding form in 2025, with the League 1 champions currently fourth in the Championship. 'Yet to sign it' | Warrington's Vaughan... Invest in stocks from around the globe with eToro. Your capital is at risk The new deal is a big boost for the ambitious club, and the 32-year-old former Catalans, Warrington and Hull KR star says he believes Oldham can win a trophy before he heads home to Australia. “I don’t want to be going home with unfinished business, and I wouldn’t have signed for the club in the first place if it wasn’t ambitious. I’m at the stage in my career that I couldn’t do that,” he said. “I believe we have every chance of winning the competition this year. We are definitely capable but there are a few good teams and we still have a little bit to work on. Remove Ads “Originally the plan was just to do 12 months and then go home. But when I first met Mike Ford he said to me that we will make it so that you will want to hang around.” Drinkwater has scored 8 tries in 18 appearances so far this season, creating many more. He says the ambition of chairman Bill Quinn and managing director Mike Ford were big reasons for his decision to stay. “Knowing what’s in the works and what Bill and Mike want to achieve, and how far they want to get – to be a part of that for another 12 month was a pretty easy decision. I know what they are trying to do and the players they are trying to bring in, and the end goal, so to be a part of that will be great. “The supporters here are very passionate and very loud. I love playing in the home games, the stadium is great and it is a great place to be. “The people here are all great people – from the staff to the playing group. They all have a great attitude to everything, and I really have loved it. Not so much the winter and pre-season but now the sun is out and I have got to know everyone I feel more comfortable. “We’ve been through a fair bit of adversity with injuries and players coming in and out, but we are top four, and we would have taken that at the start of the year.

And yet the Catalans guy got Two games for that assault at Hull KR. The game needs to sort itself out

Hopefully, we may see ET back on the pitch this Sunday. I am sure they said last week that Riley Dean was having a scan. Think the next one due back is keeping Dixon not sure it’s this Sunday or the following week.

You have to be joking. He was awful!

It was just one of a number of poor decisions that each time put us on the back foot. When he had us last season I thought he was decent. Unfortunately that was not the case tonight.

Agreed.

The second in our series of Heritage Nights with past players is just around the corner. It is being held at the Event Centre, Boundary Park on Thursday 10th July This one features three hero’s from three different decades. John Donavan, a player who was part of the epic 1964 semi-final battles, Mick Worrall, a GB International who nearly beat the Aussies at Watersheddings and Neil Flanagan, a captain in two spells who lifted the Law cup in the reformed club’s first ever match. These three former Roughyeds will be sharing their memories of playing in the red and white shirt at our next evening with past players on Thursday 10th July It’s £20 per person including pie and peas supper. Just over three weeks away so to get your tickets now if you want to come on 07801741070 or on the link below… https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/an-evening-of-oldham-rugby-league-stories-tickets-1390701147569?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

That is a strong squad!

The second in our series of Heritage Nights with past players is just around the corner. It is being held at the Event Centre, Boundary Park on Thursday 10th July This one features three hero’s from three different decades. John Donavan, a player who was part of the epic 1964 semi-final battles, Mick Worrall, a GB International who nearly beat the Aussies at Watersheddings and Neil Flanagan, a captain in two spells who lifted the Law cup in the reformed club’s first ever match. These three former Roughyeds will be sharing their memories of playing in the red and white shirt at our next evening with past players on Thursday 10th July It’s £20 per person including pie and peas supper. Just over three weeks away so to get your tickets now if you want to come on 07801741070 or on the link below… https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/an-evening-of-oldham-rugby-league-stories-tickets-1390701147569?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

Drop the women’s final, it’s simply to me.

If Ken Davy has put up the bulk of money for the pitch then it should be in a time scale to suit the rugby team not a non league football club. Why they are are worrying about Halifax FC is beyond me.