Class. He stays fit and catalan are going all the way. They have such a good pack.

They got players now who know how to manage a game. They have cut the errors down massively and not giving away stupid pens.

Glenn Stewart is superb for Catalan.

So, that banana skin.....

Great win well played

Leigh out as well , well done to Toulouse

Read the statement from our chairman. He is fuming. Says there are dishonest people at the club and he will smoke them out.

On reflection I'm glad we are out of the cup in a way , the cup runs we had were great and we gave SL teams a good game , however the fixtures clash with Championship games and we ended up playing 7 games in July which wasn't what we needed going into the middle 8's , hopefully we will be in a better position this year

As for Toulouse they will win league 1 and be big threat next season in the championship

A big get well soon to FuiFui Moimoi , Fui has had a very serious virus and nearly died , he lost 15kg in weight and his body was in shut down , luckily he turned up at the club and they told him to get to hospital straight away , Fui is now recovering well

6th round RL challenge cup draw

Castleford v Salford
Oldham v Warrington
Dewsbury v Wigan
Batley v Catalan
Halifax v Widnes
St. Helens v hull FC
Huddersfield v leeds
Wakefield v Toulouse

Ties to be played 6-8th may

BBC are showing 2 games live

That'll do me. Warrington always bring a good following.

Interesting choices for the four nations

Full 2016 Four Nations schedule is as follows:

Friday October 28 (8.00pm): Australia v Scotland, KC Lightstream Stadium, Hull

Saturday October 29 (2.30pm): England v New Zealand, The John Smith’s Stadium, Huddersfield

Saturday November 5 (5.30pm): England v Scotland, Ricoh Arena, Coventry

Saturday November 5 (8.00pm): New Zealand v Australia, Ricoh Arena, Coventry

Friday November 11 (8.00pm): New Zealand v Scotland, The Zebra Claims Stadium, Workington

Sunday November 13 (3.30pm): England v Australia, The Stadium, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London

Sunday November 20 (2.30pm): Final, Anfield, Liverpool.

I am all for spreading the gospel so i hope we get good attendances

Good choices.

Minor technical point. It's just the Lightsteam Stadium. Although forever Crave Park

Sorry can't resist it, Darren. Is that because you "crave" success? Surely Craven Park.

As for the Four Nations. Don't the RFL have any faith that England can get into the final. They had over 40k at the Olympic Stadium for the England v NZ game last year and that was with very little publicity in London. With a little effort they could get more than that even if the final turns out to be Australia v NZ.

Ha ha good spot. It's been a long time since we had success.

I think Anfield is a great choice for the final.

Two big wins for the Hull sides in West Yorkshire this afternoon

Castleford 16-58 Hull Kingston Rovers
Wakefield 28-46 Hull FC

Salford deducted 6 points for salary cap breeches so now only off the bottom on points difference.

Looking forward to watching some live rugby league.

I wonder if the good doctor will carry out his threat to take the RFL to court of the deduction?


As for the Challenge I thought I saw that the Batley v Catalan game will be on Sky and it looks like the BBC will be showing Castleford v Salford on the Saturday judging by the kick off time.

From RFL site

Three Ladbrokes Challenge Cup sixth round ties will be broadcast live on television over the weekend of May 6 to 8. On Friday May 6 (8.00pm) the Sky Sports cameras will return to the Fox’s Biscuits Stadium to see Batley Bulldogs take on Catalans Dragons. The BBC will broadcast two games over the weekend starting with Castleford Tigers v Salford Red Devils on Saturday May 7 (2.30pm) followed by St Helens against Hull FC on Sunday May 8 (4.30pm). The BBC will also broadcast the quarter-final draw on BBC Two on Sunday following the completion of St Helens v Hull FC

Torontos introduction to championship 1 will be on premier sports today at 4pm it's free view on Sky channel 428 repeated at 7-30 pm

Will be interesting to see how this works out. Hopefully a success.

Warrington really are the form team..

Another strong performance against Wigan.

Can't really be bothered listening to commentators making excuses for Wigan's injury crisis etc. 95% of clubs have to make do with far less.

Bottom of the flipping league.

If we aren't going to sack the manager, I honestly don't know what to do. Lose next week and every bit of our treble has been surrendered with a pathetic whimper.

Reading this Toronto thing. Teams will have their expenses played by the Canadian side but arent most of the players in League 1 part timers ? Will they be able to take that time off ? Suppose so.