Shifty Cat wrote:
He's been awesome this year. If it wasn't for his injury, St.George would have finsihed a lot higher than the 9th place finsh they got. Like the above said he really did carry that team at times.
bullpower2014 wrote:
So anyone, by your reckoning, without Sky sports is not a die hard fan???
Maybe if ratings go down, Sky PLC will look into the reasons and adjust their offerings...
Egg Banjo wrote:
It won't cost the club £40k+, the revenue brought in from the other 11 teams will be fairly comparable to this season as Hull KR have replaced Leigh. Had Catalans gone down then we may have gained a bit of extra revenue...
Budgiezilla wrote:
In what way ? We GAINED promotion to the 'promised land' in 2016 (after 19 years in the lower leagues), whilst Catalans were placed in Sooper Dooper League in 2006. Exempt from relegation for years...
Sandal Cat wrote:
Correct. With the difference in away support today's result will cost the Club at least £40,000 but c'est la vie, we had no influence over the result.
Disappointing...
rollin thunder wrote:
Do you not remember the financial crash, in 2008 that pretty much bout a spanner in the continuing development works, that started with the Carnegie stand,the stadium work would have been done 6-7 years ago, but money has to come from somewhere.
Eastern Wildcat wrote:
Regarding Drinkwater, one thing that somebody said we need to improve on things like 40/20s and drop goals etc.
I agee on this.
He alone has kicked more 40/20s I believe this year than the whole of our squad put together.
headhunter wrote:
Not really, it makes sense that Super League should contain the biggest and best clubs with the most potential to succeed and Catalans are clearly a bigger and better club than Leigh.
Superblue wrote:
For me Smith had everything in place to have won the big prize at some point in his 9 year spell but being candid, he failed.
Sure there were some tremendous occasions in his tenure that had been a long time coming, but not the tag of Champions.
Eastern Wildcat wrote:
Wouldnt entertain any of their front row.
Maybe Drinkwater or Mortimer.
The latter dodnt play today due to an arm injury, but 130 or so games in NRL would suggest hes pretty decent.
TF and the wire wrote:
I'ld like to thank Tony for guiding my club through its most successful period that I have witnessed in nearly 50 years. In that 8 years have been some my most memorable games.
