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Trying to get Innes brother from Hull KR

7500 whilst the seats are going in then 9300 after that.

Only 7 rows and the first 5 steps are staying as they were so not a problem.

I read somewhere that the preferred option for a new league structure would be 14 clubs comprising of 12 English and 2 French clubs. The 2 French clubs would be required to be self funding with their own TV deal with no Sky money. This could be the vote winner. Sky money would not be a smaller divid...

Brilliant post Firm.

pat wrote: ↑28 Mar 2024, 13:44 What happens if 3 clubs outside super league have higher points than 3 clubs currently in super league do they change 3.

Yes but this scenario is highly unlikely.

I reckon so.

A 12 team SL in 2025 would probably be the same as now but with London been replaced by the bin dippers.

Don't get it how Wakey would be anywhere near us, Salford, Hudds or Leigh. Their Stadium upgrade which counts only for a small percentage of the scoring doesn't match that of Widnes, York or London. Performance is worse than us, Salford, Leigh and Hudds. Attendances are shocking for a city the size ...

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Fat boy at Wakey will be getting the cheque book out.

The bitterness from the bin dippers probably stems from last year when we relegated them.

4 pages on here but a whooping 20 odd pages on the bin dippers site regarding the Wheldon Road upgrade. Well they sure are experts when it comes to all things Cas Tigers…

https://forums.rlfans.com/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=645244

Fantastic idea from Hull FC. Their Vice Presidents Association have written an open letter to the RFL which basically says the new rules will destroy our game and all parties should get together to solve the problem. Keep head protection but phase it in so that players can learn to adapt.

Was it inevitable that the plans now have to be rubber stamped by government or was it decided today?

Excellent news.

Corey Johnson from Rhinos currently on loan at Bulls could be a good replacement.

I did have a little bit of sympathy until you put “greatly exaggerated” and “bottom of your garden” in the same post.

The need for 2500 jobs far outweighs the claims by some nimby's on Hollywell Lane about noise and traffic congestion. The council have already recommended both plans for approval.

Sounds promising. I can’t imagine what could hold anything up now. All the concerned parties have been satisfied and just waiting on the council decision.