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It has been to date, even with Aston’s attempts to ignore, so no reason for things to change

Paul King had payday loaned the materials that were going to be used to build the bridge

I’d like to say that I’m surprised but like you I’m not

But highly likely to be true when you consider who is making the decisions

Because the current rulers can’t see beyond the end of the week let alone any medium term plan

I’m shocked. Well & truly shocked by this news. It was so unexpected.

Simultaneously as well

Did he ever lose ownership?

I wouldn’t worry about not getting enough sun. It’s more the lack of rain that will be a problem

Nsemba was never knocked out in the GF and passed his HIA. There was an article I read late last year that explained it

Providing the medical team are strong & honest then you don’t have a problem with the current protocols.

He did show signs. The medical team saw them and acted on them.

I wouldn’t worry about finishing in the top 12 or 14 as the Nigel Wood Club is in charge

It’s much easier to bring an Australian over and probably cheaper than looking after and coaching a young English lad for 4 or 5 years to get them anywhere near first team ready

So did the previous takeover / change of ownership never really happen?

Has the Bridging Loan arrived. It was due within a few days a couple of weeks ago…..

Only by the outraged

About 99% with the other 1% having misread the title of the thread

I’m sure that they will know the cost as they will have read & understood the contract in full before agreeing to it (or not as is likely to be the case)

And the contract with Rothschild that cost £750k was agreed by the SL clubs

Unfortunately when one of these “pick ups” goes wrong and there is a player with a serious injury those on here stating that you shouldn’t penalise/ ban players for this action will be the first complaining about the RFL’s duty of care

Full details of Horne’s hearing https://www.rugby-league.com/governance/rules-and-regulations/disciplinary/disciplinary-case?case=19252 Whilst it probably won’t change anyone’s opinion it does reference previous cases and the fact that players have been told, on more than one occasion, not to do what he did. You can take your view on Horne’s defence of “he smiled at me”

There’s a post earlier in the thread that gives you some indication of what was happening. If you think any of that aided and abetted creating better referees and that the culture was correct then I think you are mistaken

And that ignores the second & third tier match officials who left during the same time period

Yes but I’m not sharing them on here for reasons that I’m sure you understand but if you consider how a workplace should operate then it was completely the opposite.