They are now based in Wrexham because thats where the new owner owns a stadium. The fact it is closer to the heartlands is mere coincidence





i would expect so yes. I would be very surprised if we all gave up and went home and the game ended/

yet there was deliberately room within the rules for this to happen.



Psssst, they kind of did. The Crusaders are owned by someone else, someone new

You are asking for a new stadium to be built for you. Which you wont own, You also need to look back at what actually happened with Hudds and Hull

keighley > rejected for promotion in 1995 > bitter ever since

Dally > rejected at birth > pi55ing everyone off since.

ignoring the fans of succesful RL clubs, theres a lot of bitter old men in RL in england.



we just dont get that type here. maybe because the weather is so much better.

Top, middle and bottom of the whole arguement for going to 12 clubs!

You should not judge others by your own low standards, but you do that frequently don't you





The Keighley "situation" in 1995 is a whole different story, that "mid season" decision effectively bankrupt the club. Whilst you'll find that most fans have "have moved on", it does not mean that we should forget. It was a very poorly handled situation, would not happen in any other sport and as supporters we should do all in our power to stop it happening again.



I did hope that franchising might put an end to this type of scenario but lets just watch the fur fly if superleague is reduced to twelve AND a championship side are promoted. We do not appear to learn from our mistakes.



IMHO we need expansion but we also need stability ..... as they say we live in interesting times.

Surely sticking with 14 clubs is the way forward. As people have suggested this would allow more opportunities for young British players to make it at top level with more Super League squad places available. The smaller share of the Sky money would be a good thing too as it would encourage clubs to seek increased revenues through gate receipts, sponsorship and merchandising. They would need to engage more with the community to achieve this and in turn the club, junior development, the community and the game as a whole would benefit.

Yep, i'll buy that. I can accept that it's the sunstroke that's making you serve up this shoite on a daily basis.

theres no sun at 1 am in the morning.







but then again ive heard the sun sets up north in england sometimes in the afternoon so the sun isnt exactly an area of expertise there.



do you know how cold your summers are in comparison to our winters?



heck i was in london for 4 days of straight rain and when the sun came out for an hour i almost fainted.

I can't argue with you on the weather front. It's naff here. We had a delegation over from our sister company from Revesby, NSW. Our July golf day was met with driving rain and fridge-like temperatures. Our visitors were stunned. What can you do?

Whats the weather got to do with Cas stadium.

I"ll tell you what lets vote in the Lib Dems and see if they can do something about the weather as it seems that labour and the tories have failed,

In the words of the famous tb on thread drift:



"Tough. Conversations develop. It's their nature".