We all know Quins and Crusaders shouldn't be in superleague.

Fair enough.


Clearly neither of them will go. Most people are saying Wakefield. If anyone does go then I agree it will be Wakey.

My guess is Halifax will come in & no one drops out.

Nigel whateverhisnameis said on 5 Live at HT Halifax may come in but he is 99.9% certain it will be 14 teams and that 2 could drop out.

Couldn't really say anything else could he.

do WE?

Pardon me for breathing

London RL and Wakey OUT, the Fax IN

Wow, Original

Wakefield, I'm sorry to say, are going to be leaving us, their bid isn't the strongest by far, and I would even say below Fax's, their saving grace is a wonderful chairman who can make RL in Wakey credibly over 3 years in the Championship.

Salford, unless their crowds jump in numbers in the next week, could be at threat, as could KR and Castleford, however Cas's Youth Development and Attendances should keep them up, as will KR's Attendances, and the revenue from the Hull Derby.

For me, I would say Wakey out, Fax in, 15 teams, but that's very unlikely.

Oh?, You've seen it have you?

Every ones saying Crusaders or Harlequins out at least they are expansion clubs what about Salford who are in the heartlands but still cant pull in any reasonable gates

Look, they went into Administration, they've (until this season) pulled bad crowds, they play in a bad stadium, with a Bus Shelter, a Hotel and a Terrace, and they've finished 8th, 5th, 10th and are so far 13th this year.

On the Plus side, they've got reasonable crowds this year, they've got a good young squad, they've won 6 games this year, new chairman, more money, potentially improved stadium (not by much, but enough).

I would say it's not dead on, but it's 85% certain Wakefield are the bye-bye team.

Wigan, Warrington, Leeds, Bradford, Hull - get too big crowds to be kicked out
Saints, Salford, Castleford - Have new stadiums (apparently)
Huddersfield - have a good enough stadium, and an improving support.
Harlequins and Crusaders - Expansion clubs, and they do (although Phipps will argue this) add to the game in Wales/London, Youth Development is superb in London, and will get better with Harris as coach at 'saders.
Hull KR - Are a little in trouble, but crowds, which are excellent considering they share the town with another club that has had SL status for a longer period of time, should keep them there, along with an improving Craven Park
Catalans - unbelievable success, despite two bottom finishes in 5 years, 5th in table, attracting excellent crowds in France, also I think Players/Fans have taken to them being their.

Wakey have a chance, albeit a small one, but I just can't see them staying.

Just driven past Glasshoughton and i can confrim its just tumbleweed.

Saints and Salford are building at this present time but please don't fall for this guff about Cas building, mind you if you bothered going to away game you may have noticed.

EDIT: Just noticed, I meant new stadiums on the way.

So if you have been where is this stadium that Cas are building, not seen it myself?

Oh God, You know what I meant, they have new stadiums coming

Really? I have one coming too, but i'm just waiting until i retire in 40 years to amass the cash.....!

Wakefield have been given an A grade for both community work and academy. So although I still think we will be kicked out it might not be the forgone conclusion that everyone thinks.

So do we!

So, in answer to my question, I take it you haven't actually seen Wakefields application but it is just your opinion?

Link me to their application, and I'll happily read it and come to the same conclusion.

Why not just admit you haven't seen it?

Didn't I just do that?

Every club has a new stadium on the way

Wait until you see "New Cougar Park" !!!!!!!

The more I read your cr@p the more I am convinced you are the love child of Ceebeejames