MattyB wrote:
As the decade closes in on us when we think back we've down pretty well over the last ten years. Four times Champions, Challenge Cup Winners twice and a long overdue World Club Challenge win.
wrencat1873 wrote:
Do you have any link to prove or disprove which club(s) were the biggest draw in the Championship last season ?
As for SL clubs not wanting their players to be "taken" by TWP, aside from stoking wage inflation, I dont see TWP as the enemy here.
Donnyman wrote:
Let's get back on track here in which trolling isn't replied to? (do we all agree?). Your right above but the issue is we are in a transitional phase from the RFL running the game to SL running SL...
Fallon wrote:
I'm gonna be a killjoy on this one.
It's impossible to compare players from different eras as so much changes so quickly these days. People will rightly point out people...
Biff Tannen wrote:
Looking at the names banded as possible leaders of the Labour party moving forward Labour will do well to not fall even deeper into the mire never mind overturning the tories majority in 5 years time.
Donnyman wrote:
An excellent, pragmatic well thought out post. I only differ on your idea that "SKY don't bother to bid". Why an English Sports channlel would not renew the contract thus losing customers and disenfranchising a game British people do love and admire I can't think?
As the second half of the Premiership season got underway in Christmas week, Cardiff finally saw their eleven match winning run come to an end, going down to a close fought defeat at Pontypridd. It was on Boxing Day that Aberavon hosted Bridgend and showed no signs of a festive hangover...