Seems to be happening at a few clubs which IMO is bad for the game.

Would we welcome super duper league players to Cougar Park?

Good,bad,i dont know but i think it will help our cause to stay up,obviousley.

Anyhow,its valentines day tomorrow so i expect a few of you will be missing.or you could bring your better half to the game.Im ok spent £2.85 on a card ,simples

I'm not completely certain how it all works but think that the player trains with the superleague side, but is free to play with the other side as long as the superleague side don't need him.

Does not seem like the best method of team bonding to me, I just think its a way of superleague clubs reducing their cost whilst hanging on to all the talent.

My understanding and is based on a piece the other week is that the deal clearly favours the super leage clubs as they can cal back the players at 24 hours notice.

This cannot help when planning and training because in theory the championship club could be left in a position of having to change tactics at the last minute as an example.

Personally I am glad we have not gone dow this avenue, surely a settled squad has to be better.

I can see the advantage of having a player or two on loan - they get first team experience, a team gets a player in a position they need to fill - but dual registration? That can only ever be in SL club's favour, and is a pretty short-sighted approach for a championship club. How can you build a team like that? I hope we don't go down that road.

news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 534984.stm This highlights the crap deal none super league clubs get in the dual registration deal, in this case Widnes had him signed on the deal, but lo and behold he is now with Castleford on at least a months loan. When are championship and championship 1 clubs wake up and smell the coffee and stop being super league clubs bitches it serves them right for falling for it.

news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 534984.stm This highlights the crap deal none super league clubs get in the dual registration deal, in this case Widnes had him signed on the deal, but lo and behold he is now with Castleford on at least a months loan. When are championship and championship 1 clubs wake up and smell the coffee and stop being super league clubs bitches it serves them right for falling for it.

Triple contract?

This should be stopped ASAP.

On the telly game on thursday, I think it said about five Leigh players are 'dual registration' from Wigan; just ringers really, it seems very unfair to the rest of anyone who has anything to do with Leigh. Apparently they even do nearly all of their training with the SL outfit.
The Sky TV panel thought it was a good idea, but surely it's only a very cynical and short term solution for Leigh (or shoud that be 'Wigeigh?) and can only really benefit Wigan?
Be interesting to hear what Leigh fans think, certainly the majority of Cougar fans seem to be against it.

:2uh2ourydont be cheeky.as supporters we'd prefer to have nowt to do with them down the road.sometimes needs must but not this time