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What a fantastic performance last night that further enhances what they've achieved this season.

Really enjoyable game.

Eddie Battle a certainty for the Lions tour....!

SuffolkTiger wrote:What a fantastic performance last night that further enhances what they've achieved this season.

Really enjoyable game.

Eddie Battle a certainty for the Lions tour....!

Bet Shakey Wakey are bricking it...

Flat Capper wrote:

SuffolkTiger wrote:What a fantastic performance last night that further enhances what they've achieved this season.

Really enjoyable game.

Eddie Battle a certainty for the Lions tour....!

Bet Shakey Wakey are bricking it...

Something isn't right behind the scene at WT. On paper their squad is more than good enough to have finished above Leeds this season.

SuffolkTiger wrote:

Flat Capper wrote:

SuffolkTiger wrote:What a fantastic performance last night that further enhances what they've achieved this season.

Really enjoyable game.

Eddie Battle a certainty for the Lions tour....!

Bet Shakey Wakey are bricking it...

Something isn't right behind the scene at WT. On paper their squad is more than good enough to have finished above Leeds this season.

Wakey tend to have a good 1 to 17 every season then the rest of the squad are usually pants, they will go well in the championship with a bit of luck.

Unless relegation is a plan to renege on the £3 million loan and have it written off again, there is a history of scrounging over there

I think all neutrals would like London to stay up, I know I would prefer it.
That being said, it is a tough ask - at least it is in their own hands, win and stay up.

Funny, most people have the same opinion.
They have played with a smile on their faces and won a lot of friends.
I know they don't bring many and the home attendances are poor but hopefully if they survive they can raise their own and Rugby Leagues profile in the Capital.

A presence in and around London is what the RL have been wanting since Fulham started now there are a lot of good young players being produced down south it would be mad to not have a super league side in London
Think there was over 3,000 went to watch London play Leeds it was one of best away days I've been to this season when cas played down there

I hope London stay up and Huddersfield go down

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what confuses me is masoe didn't complain to the ref, it was robbie mulhern. i'd like to see london win as i think hull kr will lose anyway and wakey will stay up any way.

tigerfeat wrote:A presence in and around London is what the RL have been wanting since Fulham started now there are a lot of good young players being produced down south it would be mad to not have a super league side in London
Think there was over 3,000 went to watch London play Leeds it was one of best away days I've been to this season when cas played down there

Made a weekend of it ourselves and thoroughly enjoyed it, a great atmosphere, a nice ground and friendly home supporters as well. Mind you, 17 degrees, warm sunshine, eating and drinking alfresco in February!!!! certainly helped. Hope they stay up for the good of the wider profile of the game. Can't wait to experience their hospitality again.

Valiant effort looked a bit like us last night.
Finally got over for two consolation tries.
Hope they bounce straight back
With Toronto going the other way.

casjunction wrote:Valiant effort looked a bit like us last night.
Finally got over for two consolation tries.
Hope they bounce straight back
With Toronto going the other way.

Lol

Toronto will throw a fortune into their squad next season if they come up

London will find it tough with there squad been raised already for next season

I know what you say about Toronto
It was more of a hope than a forecast.

Im stil hoping york can take Londons place, that would be great to see Toronto miss out again.

Fixture chaos with Toronto isn't it? when can they host their 1st game at home is it mid april?!

duke street 10 wrote:Fixture chaos with Toronto isn't it? when can they host their 1st game at home is it mid april?!

Suspect they will play in blocks mostly starting with 4 away then 4 at home.

The 4 at H are hit and miss so it may be a case they will be allowed to rearrange the next couple to the opposition venues, if weather isn’t favourable.

Would imagine that after first 4 A/4 H they will then revert to games in 2/3 week blocks, eg

4 A
4 H
3 A
3 H
3 A (including Magic)
3 H
3 A
3 H
2 A
1 H

duke street 10 wrote:Fixture chaos with Toronto isn't it? when can they host their 1st game at home is it mid april?!

add to that the usual case where wigan play most of their first few games away because of the football fixtures

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jackknife wrote: ↑14 Sep 2019, 07:37 Im stil hoping york can take Londons place, that would be great to see Toronto miss out again.

Sadly, not to be