I don't see any problem with having an official who can give you the true interpretation of the law rather than what the commentators or ex players think it is/should be

Does the superleague break away have an effect on that.

I hate the break as I start getting used to not going and so do the kids, plus it's generally the best time for good weather which is when you can enjoy the games more

josie andrews wrote: ↑Mon Oct 21, 2019 11:39 pm

fozzieskem wrote: ↑Mon Oct 21, 2019 11:00 pm Powell?

Marshall?

No. You can all guess as much as you like, I won’t divulge a confidence

French?

I know this is off the Wigan attendance topic (but its a follow on to the 1 of the points i was making earlier). I have just seen on Face book that England have won a 9's game. I didnt even know there was a 9's competition going on. that could be just that i dont have sky and live and breathe RL ev...

Don't knock them until you've tried them!!! Obviously you will still receive injuries to the face but the head injuries we have and do see (mainly concussion) are reduced. So are you saying that in your opinion those and those used in other sports like boxing do nothing? Against all the medical evi...

There is not a specialist in the land that would tell you to wear one as it will protect you from concussion as they don't, concussion is sustained from the motion of the head knock and not the actual bang, head guards give protection from bruising and the soft areas like the temple