JM2010

Is Sam Eseh a potential bolter for the ashes? He’s having a good season and seems to be getting better

I think they could be really good together but would probably need a halfback on the bench just in case

They could be a dangerous partnership and keep the Aussies on their toes

They’re also sitting 4th in the attendances this year I think

I think the most important thing is a strong pack. If the forwards can get on top then any of the half combinations mentioned are good enough to take advantage. I would probably go for Lewis and Smith at the moment though with Clark at 9

I don’t think there should be any curtain raisers for the games but there should definitely be a lot of community club and school activities in the week leading up to the games and some kind of junior tournament on the morning of the games near to the stadium.

Is everyone ruling Clark out for no.9? Doesn’t seem to be getting mentioned much

Didn’t realise he was u23. He seems to have been around for a long time

French???

I think all mine are u23, although some of them will be in the Senior starting 17 Pryce Martin Litten Robertson Eckersley Farrimond Whitby Delaney O Neill Eseh Gannon Nsemba Nicholson

I don’t think it’s relevant really. As long as they play well for England in the Ashes

What would be your Knights/u23 team? We’ve got a lot of exciting young players at the moment

What about if we discuss potential bolters for the Ashes on here. A bolter for me is someone who isn’t usually in the England team but is playing well enough to be considered Mine would be Broadbent Litten Minchella Brimson Eckersley Handley O Conner Mulhern Trout Smithies Martin Robertson Jowett

Brixton must be happy. They’ve got themselves 11 new players

It does bode well. They are going to end up with biggest junior nursery in the NRL if they keep growing. They’ve got a 7 million or so population to themselves so plenty of room to grow

Bring back the Treize Tournoi

Is there much crossover into Runcorn for support?

I agree. If the capacity is pushed a few times a year then it might encourage more season ticket sales and scarcity can create demand. If they can make it happen it’s got a lot of positives

Huddersfield getting between 6 and 8K in a smaller stadium is better than the crowds they get now so would be an improvement. If it creates a better match day atmosphere and they are able to put up the full house sign a couple of times a year then it might actually make tickets more desirable

Just shows how RL can bring people together and hopefully inspire them to be fit and healthy and get involved in a sport. Great stuff from the year 9 lad. Sounds like a bit of a leader. A stronger London with a big emphasis on community clubs and schools would be a massive positive for the sport and for the young boys and girls who get involved.

Are they going to the Wembley test? I’d imagine players like Nsemba, Pearce Paul and Young would be be an inspiration for them

This is the kind of news I want to read about London. I wish there were more people working in London schools like you who could do this

How do other events sell tickets? I’m not in marketing so I’ll leave it to the experts

Very impressed with what he’s doing. I hope the Broncos target schools under their new ownership

I think the final should be pushed to neutrals, especially in the South East, as early as possible. The RFL could set themselves a target for ticket sales before the finalists are known and then the rest could be sold to the finalists. Might add a few thousand to the total if they can increase the amount sold in the SE