George1992

Not sure where you got that from but Featherstone is Leeds's feeder team. I disagree with those who don't like the idea. They need to see that the system allows those players who struggle to get in the the SL team to have the opportunity to get some game time with the other team whilst they get to strengthen up their own squad.

Not sure where you got that from but Featherstone is Leeds's feeder team. I disagree with those who don't like the idea. They need to see that the system allows those players who struggle to get in the the SL team to have the opportunity to get some game time with the other team whilst they get to strengthen up their own squad.

Not sure where you got that from but Featherstone is Leeds's feeder team. I disagree with those who don't like the idea. They need to see that the system allows those players who struggle to get in the the SL team to have the opportunity to get some game time with the other team whilst they get to strengthen up their own squad.

Having 10 teams is an absolute shambles. It prevents smaller teams from participating on the big stage. How is the sport supposed to grow. Yet still having the number of women and wheelchair sides at 8 is a joke. I was looking forward to having it at 16 all across the board. Whoever is behind this needs a kick up the backside. The game is going into reverse. It's bad enough having it in 2026. Just do the right thing and have it in 2025 with the original number of teams. You have to point the finger at France for starting this saga. We know by having 10 teams competing it will be the usual sides who would always take part in the final competition.

Good to see that my other homeland has Rugby League as a recognised sport. Now they can officially play without fear of having their games stopped by police. This should kick start a new era of getting people to watch and/or play the sport. Though to be fair the funding needs to be there to make sure this full on succeeds. It would also be nice to have some international matches being played in the country. Would be nice to know what the local media would make of this. To put it in a way many people know it as from one Chris Kamara 'Unbelievable Jeff'.

I have to disagree about what the title says. We can match them. In fact Headingley is closer to all the pubs bars and restaurants than Bloomfield Road. You also have the choice of going into Leeds which is around 10 or so minutes away by bus. Not to forget that you also have the nightlife that rugby league fans can enjoy whether it is after the matches on Saturday or before those on Sunday. We have a ground that can fit around 19-20k in which means a few thousand extra fans can be in attendance which includes a choice of terracing and seated areas something that Blackpool's ground doesn't have. Obviously people will have different opinions but this is mine. Don't mean to sound bias but i think Headingley can beat Blackpool.

They will be available to re watch once Our League makes it update their website. You will even have the chance to see the highlights on the website and on Cornwall's youtube page.

Regarding where British Aerospace played. I looked on google and it seems they used to play in the area that is housing next to the tram tracks and opposite Spring Brook Upper School. Someone correct me if I am looking at the wrong place.

The are having their player trials today. They have already got a couple of signings and their first ever coach.