Top of the hill on the right, curved footy pitch

and a rugby pitch on top of the world



Is that Greetland.

More like a ploughed field on top of the world than a rugby pitch

Top of the hill on right - yes.Curved footy pitch???

Top of the world -- indeed,freezing in mid August!!

TBF there are two pitches,but more often than not the "ploughed field" is used,hell of a slope which they try to use to their advantage.

Hot chocolate with marshmallows and whipped cream in the clubhouse afterwards was very welcome though !

lol.........Made a nice change to just tea/coffee.
Glad you enjoyed.
Wish i had known you were there,would have got you extra marshmallows!!!

Yeah did enjoy it - the hospitality was terrific from the club , parents & players . I'd be more than happy to go back ( might take an extra jumper though !).
Good of the Siddal lads from the week before to come & cheer us on too .

Agree.The players and parents were also a credit to the Crigg club.Pleasant change to host a team that doesnt bring parents that just want to "mouth off" all the game.
My own lad was quite shocked when the Crigg fullback(i think)apologised to him after the game --- for dumping his face in the mud.
Good luck in the final.

It's great when young lads surprise you like that; we played West Hull a few weeks ago and at the end of the game, the entire team came over to our touchline and applauded our spectators - it was a lovely gesture that took everyone aback. Smashing lads.

I hope you got your high heels stuck in the mud!!!!

Listen ......it was COLD !

Anyone have an interest in the Champion Schools Yorkshire Cup or National Cups? My lads are Year 7 and playe for Malet Lambert Beat Bruntcliffe from Morley yesterday 36-12 Been drawn against Saledine Nook (Kirklees) in next round www.therfl.co.uk/more/championsc ... oys&id=422

Anyone have an interest in the Champion Schools Yorkshire Cup or National Cups? My lads are Year 7 and playe for Malet Lambert Beat Bruntcliffe from Morley yesterday 36-12 Been drawn against Saledine Nook (Kirklees) in next round www.therfl.co.uk/more/championsc ... oys&id=422

Quote ="Hutchie"Anyone have an interest in the Champion Schools Yorkshire Cup or National Cups? My lads are Year 7 and playe for Malet Lambert Beat Bruntcliffe from Morley yesterday 36-12 Been drawn against Saledine Nook (Kirklees) in next round www.therfl.co.uk/more/championsc ... oys&id=422'" after watching my nephew last season play for Cas high at wembley i am defo intrested, it is a great comp gives kids a chance to live there dream and comp also gets kids who dont normally play get involved in Rugby League and there is some fantastic tallented players come out of schools rugby.

Quote ="Hutchie"Anyone have an interest in the Champion Schools Yorkshire Cup or National Cups? My lads are Year 7 and playe for Malet Lambert Beat Bruntcliffe from Morley yesterday 36-12 Been drawn against Saledine Nook (Kirklees) in next round www.therfl.co.uk/more/championsc ... oys&id=422'" after watching my nephew last season play for Cas high at wembley i am defo intrested, it is a great comp gives kids a chance to live there dream and comp also gets kids who dont normally play get involved in Rugby League and there is some fantastic tallented players come out of schools rugby.

Anyone know how good Y7 Salendine Nook are?

The East Hull v Skirlaugh U16s BARLA Yorkshire Cup Semi-Final is cancelled due to waterlogged pitch

i dont mate my brother is the best to ask on this i just like watching good tallented kids but i did ask him about your side and i understand that most of your kids are from the East hull club and there was a few i watched played against Lock lane other week so i will say you got some good kids.

Cas panthers are through to the u14s barla final after beating a very spirited drighlington team 32-22 on a miserable morning.

I after say that the 3 officials were a joke in particular the two linesman who seemed to see things from the sideline that nobody else did,it's a shame really because players and coaches can see a years work un-done by some kid who tbh doesn't have a clue.

The Malet team contain a real spread of players to be fair I think Hull Victoria and East Hull teams have about 4 each playing.

The lads playing v Lock Lane are mostly Y8

It this level how come they are influencing the ref? Surely only in a final the "officially appointed" touch judges can give decisions other than the ball going in to touch? not all games have touch judges appointed in the rounds/semis so not a level playing field for all teams

Still find it distasteful that junior officials get so much abuse from grown men and women . If you still are raw enough to bring it to a forum I think you need to be taking to it committee who appoint these voulenters

It's years ahead of a half cut dad with no knowledge of the rules and an agenda or being acussed of one.

It's not made any easier when the crowd pay more attention to them than the game and the "TM" does nothing and at some clubs are the worse thinking the yellow vest gives them a green light to run on the pitch.
I know that's not you rob but I'm sure you have come across and in sport you have to be guided by the ref , he is right OK he is right..

I hope thats not aimed at me


All I asked was if touchies could give decisions other than going in to touch in an ordinary round of a cup game, a simple "Yes" or "No" from someone in the know would have sufficed

would be amazed if sally nook get within 40 points of you, the standard in kirklees is very poor at yr 7 and sally nook are not the top team, they are good at yr 10 but weak at other age groups

No problem with the post but coaches,players, and touchline managers are volunteers referees are paid to do a job and there is where the problem lies and I've seen it with my own eyes some officials see it has an easy way to make a few quid.

Catch 22 unfortunately, the situation seems to be we need X number of refs to cover all the games or they don't go ahead and the quality suffers because on the necessity. The young lads in charge more often than not dont have the confidence to communicate clearly with the players and therefore control the game, and unfortunately there are cases of clear bias occasionally as I've seen this year. I'd happily ref our own games every week if it were allowed.

I appreciate the difficult situation and the need for young refs to develop, but I also think some are there just for a few quid , and a better option than a paper round. The best match official around is Gareth from Leeds society, great at communicating with the players and 100% calls it as he sees the game.