lol so two players out of the squad is bare bones lol god help you if you have a injury crisis

No, my post followed the one before. And everything he said applied. We had 3 in the England 19 anyway, not 2.

Quote ="crucrucrusaders"After yesterdays beating this victory at Caerphilly has given me new cause for optimism.'" Report online www.crusadersrfl.com/article.php?id=4989 The future of RL in Wales is bright. Fantastic performance by the lads by all accounts. If Warrington can keep their hands of our boys the future of the Crusaders is assured too.

Quote ="crucrucrusaders"After yesterdays beating this victory at Caerphilly has given me new cause for optimism.'" Report online www.crusadersrfl.com/article.php?id=4989 The future of RL in Wales is bright. Fantastic performance by the lads by all accounts. If Warrington can keep their hands of our boys the future of the Crusaders is assured too.

Crusaders' best player Rhodri Lloyd didn't play either.

Injury crisis is the wrong term but Warrington are down on numbers. Caused by having to plug holes in the first team and under 20's squads. 3 I'm the England squad. Blythe and Williams in first team squad. Mitchell McCarthy and Riley playing super league with other clubs. O'Brien and Rhys Evans injured. And three youngsters out of the 18's playing at Whitehaven, Dewsbury and Rochdale (names escape me, Brooke Broughton is one).

None of which are excuses, just seem to be putting greater importance on getting players as much gametime at the highest level as possible.

Either way, great news for Crusaders and Wales RL in general, well done! Certainly looks as though work is in progress and it's great to see

Great win, now all we need is a super league team in South Wales for these youngsters to play for