Dallas Mead
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Serious question….how many players do Leyth have on the overseas quota this year and therefore how many will they have to shed before they come up? Which they will.
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2 hours ago, muckymunksy said:
Catalan to win in front of there massive following.
their
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20 minutes ago, Old Frightful said:
Unlike Jake Connor, as everyone says on here.
I’ve seen milk turn faster than Connor tbf.
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28 minutes ago, Mr Frisky said:
Think they are changing the rules next year mate to say all SL clubs need to be serviced by a train station - part of the Green Super League campaign.
All change at Leigh Central
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2 minutes ago, Oxford said:
Where?
On the world, wide, web. I can not vouch for the veracity of said rumours but they do exist via multiple URLs.
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Rumour gathering pace….
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Let me sum up this thread to save you all time. Wakefield are poo. Isn’t it.
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1 hour ago, dboy said:
Shall I help you?
Wakey have never finished bottom.
They have finished next to bottom three times - beating Cas on the final day of the season, and beating Cas and Bulls in Million Pound games.
Wakefield actually stand 9th on the all-time SL table, despite having 3 seasons less than the clubs above them.
Have they been "good enough"? Well the tables say yes, but believe me we long for better.
He said 10th-11th, not bottom tbf.
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1 minute ago, graveyard johnny said:
lets hope so- who would have any self respect hanging round belle vue these days if they were a top talent? just to make up the numbers so wakey can collect their sky money season after season - good luck to the lad and lets hope to see him in some finals and collect some silverware with a club with "ambition" - a word thats not in the dictionary at belle vue
This as well 100% ^^^^
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5 minutes ago, Jughead said:
I’d be surprised if IMG allow for the big reset of ‘22 to be decided entirely on the pitch, in the same way it wasn’t during the big reset of ‘96.
Hope so.
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39 minutes ago, graveyard johnny said:
some more players who are just good enough to keep you off the foot of the table for yet another season but nothing more ambitious ? - get lost wakey - your time is done
100% this ^^^^
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4 hours ago, Agbrigg said:
I think if you asked Chris Chester, he would tell you how generous our coaching remuneration is.
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1 hour ago, fighting irish said:
You're on form tonight! LOL.
He’s on fire!
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6 hours ago, ShropshireBull said:
Hull would be brilliant just for the hate.
No thanks. Oh, you mean Tony?
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6 hours ago, ShropshireBull said:
Hull would be brilliant just for the hate.
No thanks. Oh, you mean Tony?
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6 hours ago, ShropshireBull said:
Hull would be brilliant just for the hate.
No thanks. Oh, you mean Tony?
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6 hours ago, ShropshireBull said:
Hull would be brilliant just for the hate.
No thanks. Oh, you mean Tony?
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20 minutes ago, Oxford said:
I didn't say fans feelings weren't important Dave but their expectations are irrelevant in the face of what takes place on the paddock. And if they're unhappy they should let the club know.
You hope and sometimes it doesn't work that way.
Wolves might end up in the relegation area if, if, if, ..............
And those ifs include Wakey.
In ten games quite a few clubs could find themselves there or thereabouts.
I think your point about Powell may be correct but the players have a professional duty of contract as well.
But I think there is still an over reaction to losing to Sallford.
It’s not good enough losing at home to little Salford, it’s really not.
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53 minutes ago, Agbrigg said:
Give over , if you are going to start rumours at least give them some credibility.
There’s no way he’s gonna coach full time for £25,000 a year.
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16 minutes ago, Oxford said:
I think Wolves' fans are being overly dramatic and pessimistic at the moment Dave, quick turn arounds when coaches change last about 5 minutes, long term planning and changes needed to achieve them can last decades.
Now I'm not a Powell fan in terms of his attitudes and some of his statements but clearly those players at Warrington are not a happy bunch on the whole but it will almost certainly start to benefit the club next year.
Whether on not the club hangs on to see is another matter.
But this was one game against a very good attacking side that is patient but risky.
There are too many injuries both on and off the pitch for both sides as well as tired bodies right now.
If you look at this as, we should beat Salford everyday of the week, then you can't get upset if they lose because the players will have felt that way too and even in RL where dominance is everything there is no right to win against anyone.
The thing is we probably wouldn't have a thread or conversation like this if we didn't have relegation and it wouldn't be quite so dramatic if relegation wasn't so damaging.
“We….are…..going down, say we are going down”.
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25 minutes ago, OMEGA said:
Poor man’s Tony Sullivan, looks great on the end of a dominant Sts handling move but there are a dozen others who’d look just as good or better.
I hope he goes well in Union and has a good career but I don’t think Sts or Rugby League will really miss him.
NEXT!
NEXT from…..where? Standard RL where we lose a player to Union or the NRL and just go
The game is dying on its aris and there are clubs in the SL that pushed for the salary to go down. DOWN!!!! The salary cap that is paying players less than it did 20 years.
Lord (or IMG) help us…
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2 hours ago, The storm said:
Ceos like karl fitzpatrick and gary hetherington, never seem to take accountability for poor decisions.
Fitzpatrick is now leading the pack of poor decision makers
Nurse!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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2 minutes ago, Hammerless Nail said:
Might be worth checking your carbon monoxide detector.
I’ll be fine mate, thanks for reaching out though.
Is he on his way to Wakefield?
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Serious question….how many players do Leyth have on the overseas quota this year and therefore how many will they have to shed before they come up? Which they will.