chapylad wrote:
Wish we had signed Ferguson instead of Fusitua.
And the second rower from Leigh looks impressive.
Springer again looked good and would be a cheap option along with Esah who I mentioned before.
Dita's Slot Meter wrote:
The motto in most sports is that the successful teams don't stand still, they continually look to improve, but for Saints, it's not like they have had to invest and...
Cokey wrote:
That's right "Probably" You don't really know do ya?
BTW - Leigh was mentioned as earlier as the 3rd post in this topic/thread, so don't come with that excuse.
You know what?
SFW wrote:
Agree with the majority of this although not completely with the carry through of bans. To paraphrase Steve Mascord yesterday, you can't have an incident like Ben Flower on Hohaia and then have him play for Wales a couple of weeks later.
Batley Bulldogs Defy the Odds To Eliminate Featherstone Rovers
With Leigh Centurions comfortably into the Million Pound Game with a comprehensive win over the York City Knights,...
Batley Bulldogs Defy the Odds To Eliminate Featherstone Rovers
With Leigh Centurions comfortably into the Million Pound Game with a comprehensive win over the York City Knights,...
Batley Bulldogs Defy the Odds To Eliminate Featherstone Rovers
With Leigh Centurions comfortably into the Million Pound Game with a comprehensive win over the York City Knights,...
Batley Bulldogs Defy the Odds To Eliminate Featherstone Rovers
With Leigh Centurions comfortably into the Million Pound Game with a comprehensive win over the York City Knights,...
Uncle Rico wrote:
I quite like the idea of this Band of Brothers routine and yes having a strong academy with a good hit rate of producing SL standard players from within with P&B coursing through their veins is worth striving for.
Luctonians RFC v Leicester Lions RFCSaturday 24th September 2022 – Mortimer ParkMatch Reporter – Geoff Vickress Leicester Lions maintained their 100% start to their National 2 West campaign, but were pushed all the way in the end by a resolute Luctonians side, who refused to give in.
Pontypridd got their first win of the 2022/23 Indigo Premiership league campaign with a dominant 40-8 victory at home to Bridgend Ravens. Ponty began brightly and took an early lead when winger Dale Stuckey crossed in the corner following good work from Joseph Scrivens and Niko Matawalu.
magicman wrote:
Sorry everyone, this is probably the wrong thread again, but having rattled my own cage I’m now going back into it for a while!
Don’t blame me for how Pi**ed off I feel this morning...
