wantawin wrote:
Copied from the paper today
" The RFL made a loss of £327,000 in 2018, which it says was largely due to the low crowd for the Challenge cup final. The governing body anticipated returning to profit after losing £2,000,000 in 2017...
Gotcha wrote:
Sorry here, but would have to dissagree. I would say most of those players will never get close to a Lee Smith. Smith was a brilliant player. None of those backs last night will be what he was.
infamous grouse wrote:
Assuming that Saints beat Halifax they will be playing Leeds the weekend before the Wembley trip.
The players who featured in the game against London will most probably be called upon again
The Ulster Rugby squad will hold an open training session at Lurgan RFC’s Pollock Park on Friday 9th August as part of its ongoing community engagement strategy. The Armagh GAA squad will also train at the ground-breaking event and both sets of players will be available for autographs and photos.
Uppo58 wrote:
For me Jake, if we’re in a semi final we play to win it and deal with the final if we get there.
The same rules of course apply to the Grand Final if we get there.
If we do, the likelihood is we’d be playing Saints in both finals.
Levrier wrote:
Most of us seem happy that the reserves will be returning but how do we expect to benefit? There could be a few but it depends on what the aims of the club are. Will reserves be a higher or lower standard than DR?
wrencat1873 wrote:
IF London beat Saints reserves today, things suddenly get very, very interesting.
Depending on other results, there could be just 2 points separating the bottom 5 clubs.
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Uncle Rico wrote:
Good to read a bit of positive posting, I actually thought we should have (deservedly biased) beaten Hull FC at Wembley. Whereas against Catalans, the reverse was true IMO, we could have won it in a panicky end of game period, but, didn't really deserve it.
