The stadium has been built up including a new stand and scoreboard, the capacity is still slightly lower than what it needs to be but there's option to build out a further temporary stand. It's a cracking little ground now, probably not suitable for permanent super league but more than adequate for a temporary period

i last visited around 2 years ago,its either fit for super league or not.3000 covered seats ?????.i like the place,but come on,super league standard.and that applies to wheldon road also.twenty years down the track from minimum standards and speccies still being asked to pay good money for victorian facillities.how have leeds got away with charging away fans to stand in the rain for twenty years,and people wonder about shrinking attendances.

The transfer fee has already been agreed between both clubs and is legally binding (that was part of the deal when we took him on loan)

Hope the deal is more solid than Solomona's!!

Injuries. Plain and simple. That's why we are where we are currently. Now you can look at the reasons why a few ways, personally I think our issues derive from our training and playing style. The bish bash bosh style of doing things won't help players steer clear from injuries. I'm inclined to say it encourages them to be honest.

Will we win the league? Doubtful, I never thought I'd say it but I fancy Salford or Cas tbh - and it'd make a quite refreshing change too.

I was part of the Wane Out band last season but after what was achieved I feel he has earned the trust of the fans and more than that, our patience. If you'd ask me now where we finish I'd say 4th/5th, not the best but equally at least we can say we won't be fighting for our SL lives like Warrington will (whom I have no doubt will breeze through the qualifiers).