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Sun 8th Oct: Ch S/F: Featherstone Rovers v London Broncos KO 18:30 (Viaplay)

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Who will win?  

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  1. 1. Who will win?

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gingerjon
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So, two Grand Finals next weekend. Two French teams, one from the south of England. Remind me how expansion is impossible because the M62 is the only place this game can exist.

Londonbornirishbred
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I've just watched the game and have to say that London Broncos in attack looked pretty sharp. Defensively, they'll need to be a lot tighter next week but I'd say it's a 50/50 game next week. As f

Just Browny
Just Browny

I'm fed up of non-M62 clubs being chucked into Super League without earning the right on the field.

Futtocks

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I have a feeling that Fev will get a fast and aggressive start, establishing a scoreline gap that a late Broncos surge won't be enough to cancel out.

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5 minutes ago, crashmon said:

I don't think it will be close TBH, but London should be proud to have made it this far considering.  Something like Fev 46-18 in that range, but I really hope I'm wrong here

They have come far and we've put 90 points on them but it counts for nothing now,it's a one off and although i think we will win you never know. Featherstone have caused more upsets over their proud history then most.

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Monkeymagic22

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I think there’s an understandable case of Fev fans playing down our chances, especially given what happened last year. But really we should be winning, a better team, home advantage, and a week off to prepare. In these playoff circumstances, the team in this position nearly always wins. Defeat would mean an underperformance and would be a disaster. 

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3 hours ago, gazza77 said:

 

 

In comparison to Leigh last season I only see a couple of SL players in this year's champions. Going to need a lot of changes to stay up next season 

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The Phantom Horseman

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19 minutes ago, Piggy's mate said:

In comparison to Leigh last season I only see a couple of SL players in this year's champions. Going to need a lot of changes to stay up next season 

Well there's 2 games to be won before we know who's going up. But also "staying up" is going to be decided by much more complex factors than how good your team is from next year onwards.

As a general point, I agree that Fev don't really have a squad that would worry too many in SL at the moment, even allowing for the fact that last year's Leigh team was a complete outlier, and I'd expect several of the squad to retire. However, the other three teams in the semi finals are even further away from having a squad that could be competitive in SL. Unless you have bundles of money, it's very tough to build a SL-ready squad in the Championship under the present funding arrangements.

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Blind side johnny

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1 hour ago, The Phantom Horseman said:

Well there's 2 games to be won before we know who's going up. But also "staying up" is going to be decided by much more complex factors than how good your team is from next year onwards.

As a general point, I agree that Fev don't really have a squad that would worry too many in SL at the moment, even allowing for the fact that last year's Leigh team was a complete outlier, and I'd expect several of the squad to retire. However, the other three teams in the semi finals are even further away from having a squad that could be competitive in SL. Unless you have bundles of money, it's very tough to build a SL-ready squad in the Championship under the present funding arrangements.

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The Phantom Horseman

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1 hour ago, Bradman Better said:

Imagine if the GF is between Toulouse and London? 😍

Sky or BBC would be mad not to televise a contest between two such significant cities.

If the Grand Final is between Toulouse and London, I wonder if there will be any TV coverage at all. ViaPlay have the rights to show it, as they presumably would have had with today's semi final, but does the contract oblige them to do so?

They're abandoning RL, have laid off a quarter of their staff and are millions in debt. They're advertising the final on their website, but if it's at Toulouse are they in a position to fulfil that coverage, take broadcast trucks to the south of France etc?

 

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20 minutes ago, The Phantom Horseman said:

If the Grand Final is between Toulouse and London, I wonder if there will be any TV coverage at all. ViaPlay have the rights to show it, as they presumably would have had with today's semi final, but does the contract oblige them to do so?

They're abandoning RL, have laid off a quarter of their staff and are millions in debt. They're advertising the final on their website, but if it's at Toulouse are they in a position to fulfil that coverage, take broadcast trucks to the south of frnace etc?

 

Sadly Viaplay is in complete financial poo the Ex CEO has been brought back to take the business back to 100% its Scandinavian roots.

Down side NO RL

Upside lots of great Scandi crime dramas with hot blonde Swedish and Danish detectives:))))

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