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I love the way your so confident. I personally would not like to say either of these 2 teams will be a pushover next season. Celtic have impressed me this season with the way they have played (and yes I have seen them other than on SKY). The way they are willing to keep the ball alive is impressive, and they have a class half back in Jase Van Dyke who I believe will turn into a very good SL player.dettoriman wrote:My preference would be for Salford Or Celtic so we would win, Alternatively Huddersfield for the banter with their fans
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Agreed, but for whatever reason the players 2004 were a joke, losing Sheridan did not help and Rudder simply wasn't interested. Newlove was .... and plenty of other players flopped including Ryan and Greenhill who I thought were good signings (until they played lol)dettoriman wrote:But at least we can attack -- We couldnt do that either back then
I totally agree on paper they looked good and Sheridan getting injured was a disaster and we never replaced him.Glassblower wrote:Agreed, but for whatever reason the players 2004 were a joke, losing Sheridan did not help and Rudder simply wasn't interested. Newlove was .... and plenty of other players flopped including Ryan and Greenhill who I thought were good signings (until they played lol)dettoriman wrote:But at least we can attack -- We couldnt do that either back then
Interestingly though I remember seeing an interview with Steady on Sky after he got booted and he admitted he made mistakes in his signings. Good on yer Gray!
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engage Super League Magic Weekend Draw made in Edinburgh
The draw to decide the fixtures for next season’s Magic Weekend has been made today at Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium - the venue that will host the seven match engage Super League spectacular over the 2009 early May Bank Holiday weekend.
The 14 clubs in next year’s engage Super League, including new additions Salford City Reds and Celtic Crusaders, were placed into three groups relating to their final League positions this term. Clubs could only be drawn to play teams from the same group.
The draw was made by former Castleford and Great Britain Rugby League star Graham Steadman who is now Scotland Rugby Union’s defensive coach
The draw is as follows:
Catalans Dragons v Leeds Rhinos
Wigan Warriors v St Helens
Warrington Wolves v Hull Kingston Rovers
Wakefield Wildcats v Bradford Bulls
Hull FC v Castleford Tigers
Salford City Reds v Harlequins RL
Huddersfield Giants v Celtic Crusaders
Next year’s Magic Weekend will be played on 2nd and 3rd May at Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium but the dates on which the matches will be played will be confirmed in due course.
Tickets for the 2009 engage Super League Magic Weekend are now on-sale from the RFL Box Office on 0871 226 13 13 or via www.rugbylreaguetickets.co.uk
Day passes start from £15 and weekend tickets for seven games of top class engage Super League action star from just £25.
The draw to decide the fixtures for next season’s Magic Weekend has been made today at Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium - the venue that will host the seven match engage Super League spectacular over the 2009 early May Bank Holiday weekend.
The 14 clubs in next year’s engage Super League, including new additions Salford City Reds and Celtic Crusaders, were placed into three groups relating to their final League positions this term. Clubs could only be drawn to play teams from the same group.
The draw was made by former Castleford and Great Britain Rugby League star Graham Steadman who is now Scotland Rugby Union’s defensive coach
The draw is as follows:
Catalans Dragons v Leeds Rhinos
Wigan Warriors v St Helens
Warrington Wolves v Hull Kingston Rovers
Wakefield Wildcats v Bradford Bulls
Hull FC v Castleford Tigers
Salford City Reds v Harlequins RL
Huddersfield Giants v Celtic Crusaders
Next year’s Magic Weekend will be played on 2nd and 3rd May at Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium but the dates on which the matches will be played will be confirmed in due course.
Tickets for the 2009 engage Super League Magic Weekend are now on-sale from the RFL Box Office on 0871 226 13 13 or via www.rugbylreaguetickets.co.uk
Day passes start from £15 and weekend tickets for seven games of top class engage Super League action star from just £25.
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..the dates of the matches will be released in due course...
that'll be sky deciding then!
Should have been drawn there and then from another pot. Not keen on sky tampering with fixtures to ensure the credability of the game...my eye, its for the credability of their coffers.
Oh,,,and yes,,,bring on the French Reviera...but not in March...
that'll be sky deciding then!
Should have been drawn there and then from another pot. Not keen on sky tampering with fixtures to ensure the credability of the game...my eye, its for the credability of their coffers.
Oh,,,and yes,,,bring on the French Reviera...but not in March...
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