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Oldham were really sharp today, and we felt the loss of two halfbacks. Not that it matters in the grand scheme of things, but pretty sure our disallowed try should have been given. Looked good from where I was stood ten yards away. Onwards we go, and good luck to Oldham in the play offs.

Cornwall v Oldham should be a cracking game, especially with us coming into a bit of form of late. Looking forward to seeing lots of heartland supporters at the Mem tomorrow.

They do indeed, and I suspect Gary Chambers knows this is the first thing he needs to address. Achieving that in a half time team talk is a bit of a push, but who knows...

Holbrook aside (and he's out of the equation anyway), I really hope Warrington avoid dipping in to the merry-go-round of established Super League coaches. Personally, I'd love to see Lee Briers brought home to a big welcome mat and unreserved apology. For the blood, sweat and tears he gave for the club he deserves nothing less.

Thank you, Tim. We're honours-even for the 2023 season. Good luck for next year and the move into the main stadium. The game certainly needs the likes of Cornwall and the 'Canes to do well and there are good times ahead, I'm sure.

You say that now...

Very even first half in atrocious rain, but Cornwall just clicked in the second. In fact, probably the best kicking game we've had in a long time. Bodes really well for us.

We have been sparking over recent weeks and you could just sense things were heading in the right direction. Really pleased for the lads as they've put in massive amounts of work and it's starting to pay off.

Skolars 14 Cornwall 30

Quite certain Matty Russell makes more post contact metres than most forwards.

This would be the best possible outcome, especially if there were some games delegated to Australia too. Just call it RLWC2025 Pacific. I may even have to start planning the RL trip-of-a-lifetime!

This is brilliant to hear. Everyone involved with the club is determined to achieve success on and off the field, and part of that is welcoming visiting fans (neutral and partisan!) Sincerely hope you make it to another game in the future!!

They were really good and dug deep. So encouraging, especially to level the scores at 6-6 with 11 players on the pitch.

Dewsbury 6 Cornwall 0 at HT. Frankly superb defence from Cornwall.

Most of our home games in Cornwall are scheduled for 1pm. It simply makes life much easier for the players to return home at a reasonable hour - especially important as most have jobs to go to. And, at the end of the day (literally and metaphorically) these extra long journeys are ours to make above and beyond any other team. Cornwall v Workington matches are the furthest any side has to travel in any professional English sporting competition.

Cornwall's first half showing against Hunslet was really encouraging. If we can maintain intensity for a little longer I really do think we can leave Rochdale with 2 points. I don't imagine anyone else thinks it, but past results suggests there isn't as much between them as some reckon.

A 'Pacific' World Cup seems most sensible to me. Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, + other island nations tbc.

Glad that Hull FC seemed to have turned things around. A competitive side at the MK is a good thing for Super League.

Not a fan of two-legged tied, but the group game idea I really do like. It will undoubtedly add variety to Championship and League One seasons.

Wigan's determination aside, three things clearly blunted Warrington's free-scoring attack: the loss of several big forwards for rotation, the slippery conditions, and playing the occasion not the game. How the defeat affects them will be interesting come Thursday at Saints. I think they will be ok, but do worry that they are only a couple more injuries away from losing their swagger entirely.

We competed well in periods, especially during the first half. Sin binning and numerous set restarts didn't help in the second. That said, genuinely encouraged by lots of our work.

Cornwall 10 Doncaster 24 at HT Genuinely even contest despite the two try lead.

Honestly no idea.

Especially when they have accepted defeats with such good grace. They're a truly great bunch of lads and thoroughly deserve the celebration. Commiserations to the Skolars. I'm sure that Joe Mbu will turn things around. Doncaster next... Should be a good day at the Mem!

Is it *actually* Warrington's year? I'm certainly erring towards it. But give it three more weeks before beyond-reasonable-doubt territory. And with only four names on the trophy, who would reasonably be irked by the idea? The only sad part is that, after all those years of watching, my Warringtonian dad won't get to see it.