Not sure what is meant by the 'oh Siddal what is happening?'

A good effort this season which many people thought would be a relegation fight after the first quarter of the season.

New coach turned things around and to finish 3rd in the highest flight of amateur rugby show's what a good job he did with a paper thin 1st team squad.

Alot of young talent at Siddal and a bright future for many years to come.

Must have been updated after I looked Colin, got to the moor and no KCP, something to do with the league cocking up the fixtures.
Watched Irish first half at which they were losing then had to go.
It's an age thing.

You didn't miss much John was a poor game we were awful. Only got Sharlston away next week so chance to make amends

Greetland V Littleborough this saturday will be a decent game, both tough games last season, each winning one at home, both teams have started well this season.

UTG!

It's been a little bit quiet on here lately so i thought i'd bump it up.

I'm rather surprised the disgraceful situation that Calderdale's leading amateur club Siddal have found themselves in since last saturday hasn't been highlighted or discussed on this forum.
Good luck to all of the lads & coaching team for sticking together and their club for supporting them fully in this matter. It sounds like bad sour grapes from some of their opponents' officials even though it appears from the statements their players had accepted the rules at the end of 80 mins & shook hands at the end of the added time with the Siddal lads.

I sometimes wonder why we bother with this great game of ours when the governing bodies within the sport quite obviously bend the rules to suit. Bad sportsmanship springs to mind. I don't blame the Siddal lads & their club for withdrawing, in fact i applaud their decision.

Typical of the RFL & their schedule/planning with their simultaneous tv clash with the RU internationals today & for the next few weeks. I reckon our world cup games will get slightly less media coverage somehow.

Totally agree with Siddals decision to withdraw, hope Lock Lane win today for the sake of the sport.

Its a very messy situation which could have some serious implications for the game. Has a precedent been set here to challenge results due to refs errors? How many times have games been decided by crucial questionable decisions. A lot of the issues come back to the sports administrators with their constant tinkering of rules. How many other sports have different rules for different levels of the sport?

Could be some interesting developments over the coming weeks.