PopTart wrote:
I wouldn't turn down some consultancy.
But to appoint a leader and then undermine him by appointing someone above him is more damaging than the benefits of brining Smith in as top dog.
moto748 wrote:
Older grounds tend to be in the middle of towns. New(-ish) ones, like the DW, tend to be out of town, on some God-forsaken trading estate, etc.
I never went to Knowsley Road (before my time in Lancashire), but that was the exception, wasn't it?
On Saturday 21st May we will be hosting our End Of Season Finale event in the Grandstand Lounge at Sardis Road, the festivities get underway at 6:30pm. It will be an opportunity for Pontypridd RFC’s players...
Karen wrote:
I agree, at the end of the day, this is a squad game and flogging your first fit 17 when you have other players available is ridiculous. The great team of Manchester Utd in the late 90s chopped and changed between the competitions to keep legs fresh.
bulls2487 wrote:
They had a clash yep but no need for Fairbank to throw the punch as he did but don't really matter what we think. RFL have watched the footage and decided it warrants a tribunal.
Zoo Zoo Boom wrote:
What qualifications does GH have - in fact what specific experience did Mike Rush have before he took over at Saints - he doesn't seem to have made a bad fist of the role?
Trainman wrote:
To be honest (and it pains me to say it) I agree with Woolf on this one.
I don’t believe the Easter schedule is right for the game and hasn’t been for some time. Matches are too intense and players need proper recovery time.
Tickets are now on general sale for Munster’s Champions Cup quarter-final against defending champions Toulouse at the Aviva Stadium in just over two weeks. The clash takes place on Saturday, April 7, with a 3pm kick-off.
Shabino wrote:
Ok. He can’t create for anyone else or pass, yet you want to play him In the halves? That makes a-lot of sense!
