Wires71 wrote:
Yes and plenty of people think KF is out of his depth win, lose, or draw.
The challenge on his focus between commercial activity and sporting excellence is a fair one.
TrinTrin wrote:
To beat Wigan, you must not try too much one up rugby, if you do they are more physical & have more stamina, we were blowing in the 2nd half against Salford, a comment made by trinity tv commentator.
Dita's Slot Meter wrote:
If ever a post said ' l don't watch NRL', then it's this.
The NRL is absolutely levels above the dross that is Super League. The idea that SL is more open...
TheWarringtonWolve69 wrote:
A few weeks ago I heard a rumour from someone who has always been on the money. He claimed Wigan were in for Dom Young to play centre as he’s homesick and there would be a bit of a merry go round at the knights to accommodate the move.
One of the most popular players ever to grace our famous slope has this week announced his retirement from the game. Alex Rowe joined The Bulldogs in 2013 and was an integral part of our amazing 2013 campaign, reaching the Championship Play Off Final.
We have today been advised by the RFL of an allegation of unacceptable language in the game at Barrow relating to their player Hakim Miloudi who was sent off in the match and faces a potential lengthy ban.
On Friday evening 1st April 2022 a packed Grandstand Lounge at Sardis Road came together to celebrate one of the best days in the club’s history – Pontypridd RFC’s maiden Welsh Cup final triumph over Neath RFC in 1996.
Alffi_7 wrote:
My lad plays for Latchford U'11s, 3 games in to the season and all played, supposed to be two weeks off but we have organised midweek friendlies vs St Judes and Hindley.
Very rare we see a game called off for any reason other than weather...
The Munster Rugby Ticket Office are advising supporters to join a waiting list ahead of the 2022/23 Season Ticket renewal period. By adding your name to our waiting list you will be the first to receive communication should Season Tickets and MRSC memberships become available.
Ireland take on Italy in Round 3 of the TikTok Women’s Six Nations at Musgrave Park on Sunday at 5pm. It promises to be a fantastic occasion as Greg McWilliams’ Ireland seek their first win of this year’s championship.
