kiggy

I would. As with everything though, it's disposable income that would be an issue. I know an English guy who sponsors one at least player at TO. Helping out a youth team would be a really good idea, one not associated to an elite club. I've thought of doing it with my kids athletics club, but the FFA through money at them anyway

Lands early next week. If he is fit he should play, more ready than Corey will be I think.

Maybe back early June

I'm glad they finally managed to sign a prop. They've been looking for one since the beginning of the season to replace Rémi and now with Mitch injured they need one more than ever.

I doubt he will play in the next 2 games, maybe back in 3-4 weeks. They will win a few more games, not many, but maybe just 1 more than Wakefield or Salford, I reckon Leeds will kick on now.

Not quite, they were told they would still be liable for the travelling costs after they had won promotion. Not being able to recruit earlier and the issues with Ford and Killer 2 weeks before the season started were sort of the nail in the coffin for their first half of the season. If Leeds were in a similar position would the Leeds chairman be saying the same thing? Or would the RFL be stepping in to avoid a "proper" team from being relegated. For what it's worth I believe all teams promoted should be given 2 years to help, French or not. The gap is too great.

Annoyed....I could listen to BBC radio Leeds the other week, but this match on BBC radio Humberside is geo locked. No sense in it. I could log into the VPN at the bank I work for but I would get slapped legs on Monday.

Maybe Jussaume will be back. I miss his tache. Lots of TO players still out mind you, 4-8 weeks for the bulk of them. I don't expect TO to trouble Hull too much, but then again, that's what I thought about the Saints match. What do I know!