Pete Grady

OK, will the 3 Jokers who laughed at the idea of a part-time professional game, please give us their plan for a sustainable British game? We await............

Going semi pro is the answer. All the best British talent will go the NRL, our National team will then prosper and the British game will be sustainable.

I went there just the once with Salford my club, it was an ok ground to visit but the game wasn't very exciting and perhaps that clouds my opinon of the day. I think Jim Challoner was their star player in the centre, having signed from Barrow, I may be wrong there, but certainly Ken Dodd wasn't playing though, not a tickling stick in sight.

BIG club Leeds are nowhere being a BIG club these days in the place where it matters...on the field. Hard luck London.

Close, but Salford by 1 or 2 scores, I think the extra days off Salford have over Leigh will have a bearing. Come on Salford!!

But, you sound like one DG.

News today suggests that Paul Rowley is staying with Salford and has turned down Leeds. That's great news for my Club., he's turned down 2 so called 'bigger clubs' now and so I suppose there's only Saints to come knocking on the door, if they haven't already. But Rowls has proved that job satisfaction for once, no twice, is more important than the lolly.

Very good post Double Knock ON, I too live with prostate cancer, the "Locally Advanced PC" & is undergoing hormone and radiotherapy' type and treatment'. I wish your friend well, it's quite a shocker to be diagnosed, but now after 7 years I'm used to it and accept that it will probaably come back. But heigh ho, dementure, heart problems or cancer are the routes most of us go down. Rest in peace Bill.

Best wishes to you DG70 and hope the quest for a new and successful Coach is fruitful for the Giants.

Salford will win because the team needs to redress their poor performance at the 'Mend a Sock' earlier this term, their home form is better and the squad available for the match looks strong. It will be close, but Salford will win.

Well played Huddersfield, you deserved the win. As far as Salford are concerned, just like when they lost away at Cas, they score the first try, and absolutely no team celebration?!? Were they taking Huddersield and Castleford too lightly? Well if they were, they got what they deserved, on both occassions.

I think your luck is going to change before mine 48C, and so you'll be proved right this week.

My predicitions have been distinctly average and so I've gone for a Huddersfield win.

Oh, thanks for that Griff.

1968 Cup semi at Central Park Warrington v Salford Salford's centre Stuart Whitehead in the act of scoring a try with R C showing, as a Warry player is pulling his shorts from behind, whilst the ref., Eric Clay, has tripped and lies fallen on the ground, pointing for the try. There was a great photo of the moment in the papers at the time, but can't find it.