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Posted
3 hours ago, Damien said:

Great stuff. The more amateur clubs have better facilities the better.

Potentially the biggest legacy from the World Cup 

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We ran a coach to Eccles from Wrexham a few years ago to surprise one of the members there, Kenny Roberts, who followed us home and away, and had supported the old Celtic Crusaders in Bridgend. It was a great day out and we were made very welcome.

Congratulations and best of luck to everyone at Eccles. Wonderful news.

For all the latest news on North Wales Crusaders, please click on the link below to the new club website.

https://nwcrusadersrl.com/

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The Council are very generous. 

An amateur club with only £14,000 of its own, commits £680,000 of other peoples money and then overspends by 50%.

We need investment in rugby league so I'll look away from the history of this, but I'm guessing there are a number of cans of worms wriggling around in Salford Council.

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Good news, Saddleworth rangers built a new club house a few seasons ago and they've never looked back. It raises more revenue for the club with functions etc. 

Posted
17 minutes ago, Rupert Prince said:

but I'm guessing there are a number of cans of worms wriggling around in Salford Council.

If there aren't some well meaning soul will put them there or make them up so it'll all be much of a muchness.

Soy Ramon y este es mi camión....

 

 

 

Posted
42 minutes ago, Rupert Prince said:

The Council are very generous. 

An amateur club with only £14,000 of its own, commits £680,000 of other peoples money and then overspends by 50%.

We need investment in rugby league so I'll look away from the history of this, but I'm guessing there are a number of cans of worms wriggling around in Salford Council.

Yeah let’s have none of this positivity nonsense on a RL forum !!

Posted
1 hour ago, moorside roughyed said:

Good news, Saddleworth rangers built a new club house a few seasons ago and they've never looked back. It raises more revenue for the club with functions etc. 

That’s another very good facility. It’s also important for clubhouses these days to have both male and female changing facilities to enable growth of that part of the game

Posted
18 hours ago, moorside roughyed said:

Good news, Saddleworth rangers built a new club house a few seasons ago and they've never looked back. It raises more revenue for the club with functions etc. 

Siddal likewise, the infrastructure means an awful lot 

"Freedom without socialism is privilege and injustice, socialism without freedom is slavery and brutality" - Mikhail Bakunin

Posted
23 hours ago, DoubleD said:

That’s another very good facility. It’s also important for clubhouses these days to have both male and female changing facilities to enable growth of that part of the game

It's nice to read of clubs making progress. 

Posted
5 hours ago, Phil said:

Siddal likewise, the infrastructure means an awful lot 

Good to read about Siddal. Clubhouses can be a valuable asset to a club. Increased revenue streams are always a welcome addition to any club. 

Posted
On 16/01/2021 at 19:54, Rupert Prince said:

The Council are very generous. 

An amateur club with only £14,000 of its own, commits £680,000 of other peoples money and then overspends by 50%.

We need investment in rugby league so I'll look away from the history of this, but I'm guessing there are a number of cans of worms wriggling around in Salford Council.

Even for a rugby league fan this is a quite remarkable response to a good news story.

"Just as we had been Cathars, we were treizistes, men apart."

Jean Roque, Calendrier-revue du Racing-Club Albigeois, 1958-1959

Posted
6 hours ago, nadera78 said:

Even for a rugby league fan this is a quite remarkable response to a good news story.

You think it's good to overspend by 50%?

Its good of course that amateur clubs get grants.  But they should spend wisely and run facilities that they can afford.

Posted
4 minutes ago, Rupert Prince said:

You think it's good to overspend by 50%?

Its good of course that amateur clubs get grants.  But they should spend wisely and run facilities that they can afford.

Neither you nor I know what's happened there, and yet you saw fit to suggest skullduggery of some sort.

"Just as we had been Cathars, we were treizistes, men apart."

Jean Roque, Calendrier-revue du Racing-Club Albigeois, 1958-1959

Posted
12 hours ago, moorside roughyed said:

Good to read about Siddal. Clubhouses can be a valuable asset to a club. Increased revenue streams are always a welcome addition to any club. 

Isn’t the work being carried out at Siddal pitch improvement ?

Posted
1 minute ago, nadera78 said:

Neither you nor I know what's happened there, and yet you saw fit to suggest skullduggery of some sort.

It's explained, superficially at least, in the article. (The project is bigger now than originally planned.)

The money from the council is from underspend elsewhere.

Build a man a fire, and he'll be warm for a day. Set a man on fire, and he'll be warm for the rest of his life. (Terry Pratchett)

Posted
12 minutes ago, gingerjon said:

It's explained, superficially at least, in the article. (The project is bigger now than originally planned.)

The money from the council is from underspend elsewhere.

I meant more the rise in costs. There's a brief mention of the ground conditions and plans developing, but no real detail.

"Just as we had been Cathars, we were treizistes, men apart."

Jean Roque, Calendrier-revue du Racing-Club Albigeois, 1958-1959

Posted
47 minutes ago, gingerjon said:

It's explained, superficially at least, in the article. (The project is bigger now than originally planned.)

The money from the council is from underspend elsewhere.

Details details. They just get in the way of faux outrage 😜

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