Cruncher wrote:
Steve Davies was seen as a promising young centre who, for some reason, never really fulfilled his potential. Alan Taylor was similar, an exciting young stand-off who Wigan unwisely sold about a year after this final.
Wire Weaver wrote:
Nobody ever called it the 5 trophy year. Any trophy won after June 1974 had absolutely nothing to do with the winning of the previous season. I cannot explain it any simpler.
chapylad wrote:
I said to a mate the other day that Pontus and or Bamba made Cooper look good when they played.
Wober has done the same today with Koch having a very good game.
So you Harrison fans.
Slugger McBatt wrote:
It's going to be a tricky sell for the football club, as most people will support Leeds or Barnsley already, but there must be plenty of people who "support" their club via Sky TV and might like the idea of a cheap and handy alternative.
Rugby League Mourns the Passing of David Oxley CBE
We join the rest of the Rugby League community in offering our condolences to the family and friends of David Oxley CBE who has passed away at the age of 85.
Next up Pontypridd travel to play Aberavon at the Talbot Athletic Ground on Saturday 28th January in the Welsh Premiership. The Pontypridd RFC Supporters Club are organising transport to the ground – the bus will leave Sardis Road at 12:45pm with the match in Port Talbot kicking off at 2:30pm.
Munster face Toulouse at Stade Ernest-Wallon for just the second time at the weekend in the fourth and final Pool game of this year’s Champions Cup. Read the Munster team announcement here. It will be a huge weekend of Champions Cup rugby...
TheWarringtonWolve69 wrote:
Another prediction from RLFANS premier analyst..me. Wakefield will not finish bottom. No where near. It will be between Leigh and Salford. I know Leigh fans are getting giddy because they beat Leeds but Leeds are a bottom 8 team.
