Sandal Cat wrote:
Just a simple question to all. Which of the 2 Trusts do you think will represent the best interest of Wakefield Trinity and the wider community ?
atomic wrote:
Seem to remember you got nilled at the LSV..Funny how you required a Leyth player to pull you out the quagmire..
As for the game 50/50 either way,even at half time.
Best...
Erik the not red wrote:
Off the top of my head Hull KR signed Travis Burns knowing that he was banned for a long stretch. He served it out before he could play.
And far from poor Benny boy being a lost innocent you are aware this is his second offence in this category?
tad rhino wrote:
your spot on. other clubs have offered him specialist coaching. leeds dont don't even have a skills coach. he's worried his game won't improve under the current set up. not...
jakeyg95 wrote:
But you'd also presumably rather win the cup than the LLS, especially if you were still in the top four like Hull, Leeds and Salford likely will be? LLS is nice to win but doesn't really count for too much unless you win the grand final...
JOHANNESBURG – Well, that was a massacre!
A hiding was always on the cards, but not even the most confident Lions supporter could have imagined the beating the Lions would inflict on the Sunwolves at Ellis Park on Saturday.
JOHANNESBURG – Well, that was a massacre!
A hiding was always on the cards, but not even the most confident Lions supporter could have imagined the beating the Lions would inflict on the Sunwolves at Ellis Park on Saturday.
Controversy Corner
What is everyones thoughts on Fox televising say a half hour show on a Monday or Tuesday night grilling refs (including bunker refs) on "controversial" decisions from the previous round.
CAPE TOWN – The Stormers fought back superbly in the closing stages to clinch a 40-34 win over the Cheetahs in their Super Rugby clash at the Free Stadium Stadium in Bloemfontein on Saturday.
CAPE TOWN – The Stormers fought back superbly in the closing stages to clinch a 40-34 win over the Cheetahs in their Super Rugby clash at the Free Stadium Stadium in Bloemfontein on Saturday.
Sandal Cat wrote:
Fair point.
My last post of the day as I am setting off for Belle Vue shortly to watch Wakefield Trinity which after all is what this is all about and I hope I'm able to continue doing for many years to come.
Sacred Cow wrote:
Well i have the feeling SRW isn't working alone on this new trust but right now is for some reason keeping quiet about who else is involved, hence it hasn't yet been officially registered for all to see.
Sacred Cow wrote:
Well i have the feeling SRW isn't working alone on this new trust but right now is for some reason keeping quiet about who else is involved, hence it hasn't yet been officially registered for all to see.
Daddycool wrote:
I guess where I'm at, is that I'm not prepared to carry on with any old deal. You've got two mugs, working 100 hours a week for free, after 4 years that grates a little.
The plan has always been...
