Rooney's Ears

Former Super League champion Jon Bennison has confirmed his stay with York Knights for a further year, with Mark Applegarth’s side tying the winger down for 2027. https://www.seriousaboutrl.com/ex-super-league-grand-final-winner-confirms-york-knights-future-119227/

https://www.alloutrugbyleague.co.uk/news/london-broncos-expected-promotion-warning-2057343 In addition, London are expected to be elevated into an expanded 15-team Super League for next season despite ranking behind at least one other current Championship club in the standings, the Press Association understands. Barrow chairman Steve Neale, whose club are likely to sit above London in 15th place, warned that any deal must leave open the opportunity for clubs like his own to earn promotion to the top tier in the future. Neale told the PA: "I've got no qualms about London going up. I believe that clubs should go up based on performance, and they have been absolutely exceptional this year. "But I would be massively disappointed if the drawbridge was pulled up. Teams like Barrow need to have that opportunity to rise through the ranks, and there should be the flexibility to say to clubs, if you don't meet the minimum standards we shouldn't be denying Championship clubs promotion."

Don't know how reliable this guy is. The comments below it say Barrow are rumoured to be 15th.

Good backup option then

I hope Max is at full back.

Toa signs for 2 years

What a win

Changes could be coming to the home of York City, York Knights and York Valkyrie. A ‘Box Bar’ could be created at the LNER Community Stadium if a licensing application lodged by its operator Greenwich Leisure Ltd is approved by City of York Council. The application stated the new bar would help to cut queues during peak times by increasing the points of sale for alcohol. Changes in the application also include reducing the hours when the 8,500-capacity stadium would be licensed to sell alcohol. Sales would end at 11.30pm across all licensed areas in the stadium if the plans are approved, two and a half hours earlier than the current 2am. Non-sporting events such as showing televised matches on screens would also be permitted. Approval of the application would see the stadium licensed to sell alcohol from 8am to 11.30pm, every day. It would also be licensed to hold indoor sporting events and other performances, stage live music and play recorded music during those hours. The stadium, at Huntington’s Monks Cross Shopping Park, would operate from 6am to midnight daily.

Inman has signed for 2027

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Latest news from John - The latest on the offer from the NRL to Super League, which has majority support: - - £10m a year for five years - £6m-£7m to the 14 Super League clubs - £2m to the Championship - Remaining funds spent on marketing and DAZN costs Notice it says 14 SL clubs. Works out around 400k to 500k extra for each SL club on top of the 1.3mill per club.

Seems its Leeds and Bradford opposing the NRL deal.

And extra points to meet Santa at your stadium.

There is no way London’s IMG score will go above ours. Ours will also go up. last year there’s went down.

BREAKING: NRL SUPER LEAGUE LATEST * NRL has secured support from 12 of 14 Super League clubs for $57 mil investment. * Key condition of sale - Darren Lockyer’s London Broncos must be in top flight. Looks like your going to be right.