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Quote: BobbyD "So you don't care that the Labour party screwed the poor and disabled? But you do care that the Coalition do? Interesting.'"


Labour left me alone to fight my illness not like this government who have done nothing but call us in every 6 months for pointless assessments in case people have grown limbs back, take money off disablef people for them daring to have an extra bedroom, change Pip from DLA so drastically that the majority of us will lose our independence and basically call us liars, fakers and scroungers.

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Quote: Hull White Star "Labour left me alone to fight my illness not like this government who have done nothing but call us in every 6 months for pointless assessments in case people have grown limbs back, take money off disablef people for them daring to have an extra bedroom, change Pip from DLA so drastically that the majority of us will lose our independence and basically call us liars, fakers and scroungers.'"


Unfortunately leaving you (and others) alone was the problem.

Labour allowed the welfare state to balloon out of all proportions so that now this Government are having to take the tough decisions to ensure it is fit for purpose again and adequately strikes a balance between those who need help and those would could work.

It's much easier to expand the welfare state than reduce it.

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Quote: Hull White Star "Labour left me alone to fight my illness not like this government who have done nothing but call us in every 6 months for pointless assessments in case people have grown limbs back, take money off disablef people for them daring to have an extra bedroom, change Pip from DLA so drastically that the majority of us will lose our independence and basically call us liars, fakers and scroungers.'"


Oh. My. God. Every six months? That's just scandalous. What should happen, is someone should be able to say "I'm disabled, you'll have to take my word for it, give me money now and forever, no questions asked". You poor, poor lamb.

In case you missed it, the last government brought in a lovely little scheme that penalised people for having an extra bedroom.

Oh and here's Alistair Darling who reckoned 70% of those on incapacity benefit were "liars, fakers and scroungers".

www.theguardian.com/society/2001 ... disability

To be honest, you'd be better if you simply said "Tories......WAAAAAAHHHH"
Quote: Hull White Star "Labour left me alone to fight my illness not like this government who have done nothing but call us in every 6 months for pointless assessments in case people have grown limbs back, take money off disablef people for them daring to have an extra bedroom, change Pip from DLA so drastically that the majority of us will lose our independence and basically call us liars, fakers and scroungers.'"


Oh. My. God. Every six months? That's just scandalous. What should happen, is someone should be able to say "I'm disabled, you'll have to take my word for it, give me money now and forever, no questions asked". You poor, poor lamb.

In case you missed it, the last government brought in a lovely little scheme that penalised people for having an extra bedroom.

Oh and here's Alistair Darling who reckoned 70% of those on incapacity benefit were "liars, fakers and scroungers".

www.theguardian.com/society/2001 ... disability

To be honest, you'd be better if you simply said "Tories......WAAAAAAHHHH"


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Quote: Charlie Sierra "<click>

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And in the real world getting on for one million people have needed the help of a food bank. Nice legacy for Dave and Gideon.

Here's a new sig for you

So nothing to report on the economy then.

That some people need to use a food bank is a very sad state of affairs but you seem to have forgotten that there has been a very serious world economic crisis with many many casualties all over the globe. Neither should it be forgotten that the last Labour Government left office with the cupboard bare.

The new government had to take over an economic mess and their attempts to put right the wrongs Labour left behind have taken much longer than originally expected because the recession went on longer and was deeper than anyone imagined. The recovery was further delayed by the ongoing Euro crisis that has had such a negative effect.

Because things are getting better on most economic fronts does not mean the Government can solve all problems at a stroke. It will take time to remove the need for the likes of food banks and for the majority of the population to feel better off but the future at present is positive. So why not celebrate this?

You say that one almost million people have used a food bank in the last year. Can you tell me is that one million different people? or is it one million parcels given out?

The Trussel Trust opened their first UK foodbank in 2000 and started to market their franchised network in 2004 during in the boom and bust years of Blair and Brown so you can stop the snearing at the present Government as they have put us on the road to recovery. The Trust has successfully marketed the Foodbank social franchise model and is a key factor in the growth of the network. Their strategic aim is to have a Foodbank in every town in the UK so it is no wonder more people will be using their services. It is likely that there has always been a need for foodbanks but the recession and the increase in availability are reasons for the rapid growth.

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No one is saying we shouldn't be assessed but come on!! You really think its acceptable to drag someone in after seeing them only six months before to check if a limb has grown back? Even you must think that is ridiculous. David Cameron said many times in the House that disabled people and parents of disabled people were exempt from the bedroom tax. He lied.

I hope you never experience the total dispair and stress you feel everytime you get a brown envelope through the door, the sick feeling of dread that you are being called in again despite an abundance of consultants letters that are ignored. It could happen to anyone at anytime. You might not be quick in your opinions if it was you or a loved one.

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Quote: Lord Elpers "So nothing to report on the economy then.

That some people need to use a food bank is a very sad state of affairs but you seem to have forgotten that there has been a very serious world economic crisis with many many casualties all over the globe. Neither should it be forgotten that the last Labour Government left office with the cupboard bare.

The new government had to take over an economic mess and their attempts to put right the wrongs Labour left behind have taken much longer than originally expected because the recession went on longer and was deeper than anyone imagined. The recovery was further delayed by the ongoing Euro crisis that has had such a negative effect.

Because things are getting better on most economic fronts does not mean the Government can solve all problems at a stroke. It will take time to remove the need for the likes of food banks and for the majority of the population to feel better off but the future at present is positive. So why not celebrate this?

You say that one almost million people have used a food bank in the last year. Can you tell me is that one million different people? or is it one million parcels given out?

The Trussel Trust opened their first UK foodbank in 2000 and started to market their franchised network in 2004 during in the boom and bust years of Blair and Brown so you can stop the snearing at the present Government as they have put us on the road to recovery. The Trust has successfully marketed the Foodbank social franchise model and is a key factor in the growth of the network. Their strategic aim is to have a Foodbank in every town in the UK so it is no wonder more people will be using their services. It is likely that there has always been a need for foodbanks but the recession and the increase in availability are reasons for the rapid growth.'"


Lord Elpers did you read the article in the business section of the Sunday Times last weekend? It is suspected that the Office for National Statistics were far too conservative in their GDP figures throughout 2012 and that GDP growth for that year could be revised up by as much as 0.7%.

This would further underline the excellent job this Government has done in turning the economy around.

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According to Ms McVey its seismic. She needs to consult a dictionary before she opens are mis-informed mouth.

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Quote: Ajw71 "Lord Elpers did you read the article in the business section of the Sunday Times last weekend? It is suspected that the Office for National Statistics were far too conservative in their GDP figures throughout 2012 and that GDP growth for that year could be revised up by as much as 0.7%.

This would further underline the excellent job this Government has done in turning the economy around.'"


Yes I did read the article and as it says those early ONS estimates should have been taken with a bucket-load of salt as its weak initial GDP estimates brought this government close to a crisis. As did the comments a year ago from Oliver Blanchard, the IMF's chief economist, who went over the top in warning George Osborne that he was "playing with fire" with his policies and who has been proved spectacularly wrong.

The article also reminded us that Blanchard was not alone in misreading Britain's economy and it pointed out "the delicious irony, against the French-run IMF, in that if you were looking for an economy with growth problems, look no further than France predicted to grow by just 1% this year after 0.3% last year and zero in 2012" This a socialist run country with economic policies shared by Ed Balls-up. (You have to suspect the judgement of someone with hair cut in the style of an ill fitting cheap wig)

So a good job we have Gerorge Osborne who had the strength of character to stick to his guns and tough it out against all his critics who have been proved to be so wrong.

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Quote: Lord Elpers "

So a good job we have Gerorge Osborne who had the strength of character to stick to his guns and tough it out against all his critics who have been proved to be so wrong.'"


His critics are correct.
Its only right wing nutters i.e the current government and its apologists who believe that Gideon has been right about anything.

But seeing as reality is a concept that is way beyond their comprehension and understanding, as evidenced by the drivel posted by dogma driven incapable of joined up thinking right wing apologists who post on these forums, then I suppose there should be a small amount of sympathy for them. The education system and their parents have let them down badly.
Just imagine, being greedy, inhumane, nasty and lacking the ability to even understand what the word social means.
Sad so sad.

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Quote: Leaguefan "His critics are correct.
Its only right wing nutters i.e the current government and its apologists who believe that Gideon has been right about anything.

But seeing as reality is a concept that is way beyond their comprehension and understanding, as evidenced by the drivel posted by dogma driven incapable of joined up thinking right wing apologists who post on these forums, then I suppose there should be a small amount of sympathy for them. The education system and their parents have let them down badly.
Just imagine, being greedy, inhumane, nasty and lacking the ability to even understand what the word social means.
Sad so sad.'"



There speaks an example of a bitter poster whose whole message is negative, abusive and filled with envy. These comments have nothing to do with the discussion on the welcomed improvement in the economy and the positive signs of a return to better times for all.

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Quote: Lord Elpers "... the welcomed improvement in the economy and the positive signs of a return to better times for all.'"


To extract that quote in isolation I think you are being overly optimistic in your assumption that the continuing improvement in the economy which will eventually take the numbers back to what the economists say we were at in 2007, will necessarily mean "better times for all".

Being in the business that I am in I know without contradiction that the workplace is an entirely different place to what it was pre-recession and there will be no will to change the accepted practices of low cost, untied labour by employers as their markets pick up again, indeed an improving market is all the more encouragement for the practice of letting an agency provide your shopfloor numbers rather than have the bother of doing it yourself, its cheaper and a hell of a lot more flexible.

All of which means that wage rates will be kept low for the majority of employees for a long time to come, kept low by a still fragile economy, kept low by the constant repetition of the inflation word but mainly kept low by the fact that you now have a middle man to provide for in your contract of employment, not only is your place of work trying to cut costs, so is your employer the middle man because believe me, the agencies are in the most cut throat business I have ever seen and contracts are won and lost on a weekly basis for the sake of one or two pence per hour.

For an awful lot of people the feeling of job security is a thing of the past and will probably never return.

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Quote: Lord Elpers "There speaks an example of a bitter poster whose whole message is negative, abusive and[size filled with envy.[/size These comments have nothing to do with the discussion on the welcomed improvement in the economy and the positive signs of a return to better times for all.'"


A comment that all right wing apologists bring forth when their own arguments are blown out of the water.

Of what, whom, do you believe or actually understand I am supposedly envious of?

The "welcomed improvement in the" economy of tax evasion, tax avoidance is doing well, as is the black economy. The so called UK economy is a joke. It is being run by non accountable people supported by a government who empathise with their aims. That right wingers who have not grasped that is the sad part.

The UK economy is a joke and the reason why it is can be traced back to the worst piece of social engineering ever created during peace time by that woman and her cronies.

The trouble is that right win apologists cannot or will not see that and lack the capacity to work out why it is. All they do is stick their fingers in their ears, sing la la la and hope things go away.

Oh, another point, please, for my edification, and possibly education, show me where I have been abusive?

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Quote: Hull White Star "Of course they do when they prove with bank statements and official referals that they need it. Why do you chose to ignore the facts of how you actually get your 3 days worth of food? I know you're not thick, that just leaves the definition of a troll.'"


This guy didn't, of course he'll be the only one! Right?

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... laims.html
Quote: Hull White Star "Of course they do when they prove with bank statements and official referals that they need it. Why do you chose to ignore the facts of how you actually get your 3 days worth of food? I know you're not thick, that just leaves the definition of a troll.'"


This guy didn't, of course he'll be the only one! Right?

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... laims.html


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Quote: BobbyD "This guy didn't, of course he'll be the only one! Right?



So they sent a reporter to write a smear story about a Trussell Trust foodbank and he quickly realised that the only way they would give him a smidgen of a story is if he lied to create a persona and then go through the official channels - the rest of it is unsubstantiated gossip and exageration, for example he is "gifted £40 worth of food for three days and staggers out of the door laden down with bags", then have a look at the photo and the list of items and ask yourself if you'd be staggering out of the door with that lot, or indeed if it would all be sufficient for your invented wife and two children even just for three days.

Another poor example of a vindictive politically motivated news media outlet feeding a clientele with hatred - they couldn't even wait any longer than the second paragraph before spitting out the phrase "asylum seekers" to stoke the flames of vindictiveness, FFS its no coincidence that this newspaper fawned the Nazi Party in the 1930s.

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Quote: Leaguefan "A comment that all right wing apologists bring forth when their own arguments are blown out of the water.
Of what, whom, do you believe or actually understand I am supposedly envious of?

The "welcomed improvement in the" economy of tax evasion, tax avoidance is doing well, as is the black economy. The so called UK economy is a joke. It is being run by non accountable people supported by a government who empathise with their aims. That right wingers who have not grasped that is the sad part.

The UK economy is a joke and the reason why it is can be traced back to the worst piece of social engineering ever created during peace time by that woman and her cronies.

The trouble is that right win apologists cannot or will not see that and lack the capacity to work out why it is. All they do is stick their fingers in their ears, sing la la la and hope things go away.

Oh, another point, please, for my edification, and possibly education, show me where I have been abusive?'"



But you have not attempted to put up any argument ....so no chance of even a slight headwind from your direction.

You just make left wing statements filled with hate and repetitive phrases that are backed up with no facts or figures, And of course you shout a lot with capital letters. All of whichb is perhaps why your comments are largely ignored.

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20:00
Wakefield
v
Hull FC
 Sat 22nd Mar 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R3
04:00
Cronulla
v
Souths
06:30
Dolphins
v
Wests
08:35
Gold Coast
v
Newcastle
     Mens Super League XXX-R5
15:00
Castleford
v
Catalans
17:30
Leeds
v
Wigan
       Championship 2025-R4
18:00
Toulouse
v
Hunslet
 Sun 23rd Mar 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R3
05:05
Parramatta
v
Canterbury
07:15
Manly
v
Canberra
       League One 2025-R3
13:00
Cornwall
v
Newcastle
     Mens Super League XXX-R5
15:00
Hull KR
v
Leigh
       Championship 2025-R4
15:00
Batley
v
York
15:00
Doncaster
v
Widnes
15:00
Halifax
v
Featherstone
15:00
Oldham
v
LondonB
       League One 2025-R3
15:00
Goole V
v
Crusaders
15:00
Keighley
v
Midlands
15:00
Swinton
v
Dewsbury
15:00
Whitehaven
v
Rochdale
 Thu 27th Mar 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R4
09:00
Souths
v
Penrith
     Mens Super League XXX-R6
20:00
Castleford
v
Hull FC
 Fri 28th Mar 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R4
07:00
Sydney
v
Gold Coast
09:00
Dolphins
v
Brisbane
     Mens Super League XXX-R6
20:00
Leigh
v
Wakefield
20:00
Warrington
v
Leeds
 Sat 29th Mar 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R4
04:00
St.George
v
Melbourne
06:30
NQL Cowboys
v
Canberra
08:35
Cronulla
v
Canterbury
     Mens Super League XXX-R6
14:30
Wigan
v
Salford
       Championship 2025-R5
17:00
LondonB
v
Hunslet
     Mens Super League XXX-R6
17:30
Catalans
v
St.Helens
       Championship 2025-R5
19:30
Doncaster
v
Toulouse
 Sun 30th Mar 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R4
06:05
Manly
v
Parramatta
08:15
Wests
v
NZ Warriors
       League One 2025-R4
13:00
Cornwall
v
Whitehaven
     Mens Super League XXX-R6
15:00
Huddersfield
v
Hull KR
       Championship 2025-R5
15:00
Barrow
v
York
15:00
Featherstone
v
Bradford
15:00
Halifax
v
Batley
15:00
Sheffield
v
Oldham
       League One 2025-R4
15:00
Dewsbury
v
Keighley
15:00
Newcastle
v
Midlands
15:00
Swinton
v
Goole V
15:00
Workington
v
Crusaders
 Thu 3rd Apr 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R5
10:00
Canberra
v
Cronulla
 Fri 4th Apr 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R5
08:00
Penrith
v
NQL Cowboys
10:00
Souths
v
Sydney
 Sat 5th Apr 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R5
05:00
Parramatta
v
St.George
07:30
Gold Coast
v
Dolphins
09:35
Brisbane
v
Wests
 Sun 6th Apr 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R5
07:05
Manly
v
Melbourne
09:15
Canterbury
v
Newcastle
       League One 2025-R5
14:00
Midlands
v
Dewsbury
14:30
Crusaders
v
Cornwall
15:00
Keighley
v
Swinton
15:00
Rochdale
v
Workington
15:00
Whitehaven
v
Newcastle
 Thu 10th Apr 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R6
10:50
Dolphins
v
Penrith
     Mens Super League XXX-R7
20:00
Salford
v
Leeds
 Fri 11th Apr 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R6
09:00
St.George
v
Gold Coast
11:00
Brisbane
v
Sydney
     Mens Super League XXX-R7
20:00
Hull KR
v
Wigan
20:00
St.Helens
v
Wakefield
 Sat 12th Apr 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R6
06:00
Cronulla
v
Manly
08:30
Souths
v
NQL Cowboys
10:35
Parramatta
v
Canberra
       Championship 2025-R6
17:00
LondonB
v
Batley
     Mens Super League XXX-R7
17:30
Warrington
v
Hull FC
       Championship 2025-R6
18:00
Sheffield
v
Toulouse
     Mens Super League XXX-R7
20:00
Castleford
v
Leigh
 Sun 13th Apr 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R6
05:00
Melbourne
v
NZ Warriors
07:05
Newcastle
v
Wests
     Mens Super League XXX-R7
15:00
Huddersfield
v
Catalans
       Championship 2025-R6
15:00
Hunslet
v
Halifax
15:00
Oldham
v
Featherstone
15:00
Widnes
v
Barrow
15:00
York
v
Doncaster
 Thu 17th Apr 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R7
10:50
Manly
v
St.George
     Mens Super League XXX-R8
20:00
Wakefield
v
Castleford
 Fri 18th Apr 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R7
07:05
Canterbury
v
Souths
11:00
Dolphins
v
Melbourne
       League One 2025-R6
14:00
Midlands
v
Crusaders
       Championship 2025-R7
15:00
Barrow
v
LondonB
15:00
Batley
v
Hunslet
15:00
Doncaster
v
Sheffield
15:00
Featherstone
v
York
15:00
Halifax
v
Bradford
15:00
Widnes
v
Oldham
       League One 2025-R6
15:00
Dewsbury
v
Newcastle
15:00
Rochdale
v
Swinton
15:00
Workington
v
Whitehaven
18:30
Keighley
v
Goole V
     Mens Super League XXX-R8
20:00
Hull FC
v
Hull KR
20:00
Wigan
v
St.Helens
20:00
Leeds
v
Huddersfield
 Sat 19th Apr 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R7
08:30
NZ Warriors
v
Brisbane
10:35
Sydney
v
Penrith
     Mens Super League XXX-R8
20:00
Leigh
v
Warrington
20:00
Catalans
v
Salford
 Sun 20th Apr 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R7
05:00
Gold Coast
v
Canberra
07:05
Newcastle
v
Cronulla
 Mon 21st Apr 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R7
07:00
Wests
v
Parramatta
 Thu 24th Apr 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R8
10:50
Brisbane
v
Canterbury
     Mens Super League XXX-R9
20:00
Warrington
v
St.Helens
20:00
Leeds
v
Hull KR
 Fri 25th Apr 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R8
07:00
Sydney
v
St.George
09:05
NZ Warriors
v
Newcastle
11:10
Melbourne
v
Souths
     Mens Super League XXX-R9
20:00
Salford
v
Leigh
 Sat 26th Apr 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R8
08:30
NQL Cowboys
v
Gold Coast
10:35
Penrith
v
Manly
     Mens Super League XXX-R9
15:00
Huddersfield
v
Castleford
17:30
Catalans
v
Wakefield
       Championship 2025-R8
18:00
Featherstone
v
Toulouse
 Sun 27th Apr 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R8
05:00
Canberra
v
Dolphins
07:05
Wests
v
Cronulla
       League One 2025-R7
13:00
Cornwall
v
Keighley
14:30
Crusaders
v
Whitehaven
     Mens Super League XXX-R9
15:00
Hull FC
v
Wigan
       Championship 2025-R8
15:00
Barrow
v
Doncaster
15:00
Halifax
v
LondonB
15:00
Oldham
v
Bradford
15:00
Sheffield
v
Batley
15:00
York
v
Widnes
       League One 2025-R7
15:00
Dewsbury
v
Rochdale
15:00
Newcastle
v
Goole V
15:00
Workington
v
Swinton
 Fri 2nd May 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R9
09:00
Cronulla
v
Parramatta
11:05
Sydney
v
Dolphins
       League One 2025-R8
20:00
Newcastle
v
Workington
 Sat 3rd May 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R9
06:00
Souths
v
Newcastle
08:30
NZ Warriors
v
NQL Cowboys
10:45
Wests
v
St.George
     Mens Super League XXX-R10
15:00
Leigh
v
Catalans
       League One 2025-R8
15:00
Rochdale
v
Goole V
       Championship 2025-R9
17:00
LondonB
v
York
     Mens Super League XXX-R10
17:15
Hull KR
v
Salford
       Championship 2025-R9
18:00
Toulouse
v
Halifax
     Mens Super League XXX-R10
19:30
St.Helens
v
Leeds
 Sun 4th May 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R9
04:50
Gold Coast
v
Canterbury
07:05
Penrith
v
Brisbane
09:25
Melbourne
v
Canberra
     Mens Super League XXX-R10
13:00
Huddersfield
v
Hull FC
       League One 2025-R8
13:00
Cornwall
v
Midlands
       Championship 2025-R9
15:00
Batley
v
Barrow
15:00
Bradford
v
Sheffield
15:00
Doncaster
v
Oldham
15:00
Hunslet
v
Widnes
       League One 2025-R8
15:00
Swinton
v
Crusaders
15:00
Whitehaven
v
Dewsbury
     Mens Super League XXX-R10
15:15
Wigan
v
Warrington
17:30
Castleford
v
Wakefield
 Thu 8th May 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R10
10:50
Parramatta
v
Dolphins
 Fri 9th May 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R10
09:00
Newcastle
v
Gold Coast
11:00
Souths
v
Brisbane
 Sat 10th May 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R10
06:00
Canberra
v
Canterbury
08:30
St.George
v
NZ Warriors
10:35
NQL Cowboys
v
Penrith
       Championship 2025-R10
17:00
Oldham
v
Toulouse
 Sun 11th May 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R10
05:00
Melbourne
v
Wests
07:05
Manly
v
Cronulla
       League One 2025-R9
14:30
Crusaders
v
Newcastle
       Championship 2025-R10
15:00
Batley
v
Bradford
15:00
Halifax
v
Doncaster
15:00
LondonB
v
Sheffield
15:00
Widnes
v
Featherstone
15:00
York
v
Hunslet
       League One 2025-R9
15:00
Dewsbury
v
Cornwall
15:00
Keighley
v
Workington
15:00
Rochdale
v
Midlands
15:00
Whitehaven
v
Goole V
 Thu 15th May 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R11
20:00
St.Helens
v
Catalans
 Fri 16th May 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R11
09:00
Newcastle
v
Parramatta
11:00
Canterbury
v
Sydney
     Mens Super League XXX-R11
20:00
Leeds
v
Hull FC
20:00
Wigan
v
Leigh
 Sat 17th May 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R11
06:00
Dolphins
v
NZ Warriors
08:30
NQL Cowboys
v
Manly
10:35
Cronulla
v
Melbourne
     Mens Super League XXX-R11
15:00
Hull KR
v
Huddersfield
 Sun 18th May 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R11
05:00
Brisbane
v
St.George
07:05
Canberra
v
Gold Coast
09:15
Wests
v
Souths
     Mens Super League XXX-R11
15:00
Wakefield
v
Warrington
17:30
Castleford
v
Salford
 Thu 22nd May 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R12
10:50
Canterbury
v
Dolphins
     Mens Super League XXX-R12
20:00
Leigh
v
Hull FC
 Fri 23rd May 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R12
11:00
Parramatta
v
Manly
       Championship 2025-R11
19:30
Sheffield
v
Hunslet
     Mens Super League XXX-R12
20:00
Huddersfield
v
St.Helens
20:00
Warrington
v
Hull KR
 Sat 24th May 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R12
08:30
Penrith
v
Newcastle
10:35
Sydney
v
Cronulla
     Mens Super League XXX-R12
14:30
Castleford
v
Leeds
17:30
Catalans
v
Wigan
       Championship 2025-R11
18:00
Toulouse
v
Barrow
 Sun 25th May 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R12
07:05
NZ Warriors
v
Canberra
       League One 2025-R10
14:00
Midlands
v
Whitehaven
     Mens Super League XXX-R12
15:00
Wakefield
v
Salford
       Championship 2025-R11
15:00
Bradford
v
Widnes
15:00
Doncaster
v
LondonB
15:00
Featherstone
v
Batley
15:00
Oldham
v
Halifax
       League One 2025-R10
15:00
Keighley
v
Crusaders
15:00
Rochdale
v
Newcastle
15:00
Swinton
v
Cornwall
15:00
Workington
v
Goole V
 Thu 29th May 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R13
20:00
Huddersfield
v
Leigh
 Fri 30th May 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R13
11:00
St.George
v
Newcastle
     Mens Super League XXX-R13
20:00
Hull KR
v
St.Helens
20:00
Salford
v
Wigan
 Sat 31st May 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R13
06:00
Gold Coast
v
Melbourne
08:30
Gold Coast
v
Melbourne
08:30
NQL Cowboys
v
Wests
10:35
Manly
v
Brisbane
     Mens Super League XXX-R13
14:30
Leeds
v
Wakefield
       Championship 2025-R12
17:00
LondonB
v
Widnes
     Mens Super League XXX-R13
17:30
Catalans
v
Hull FC
       Championship 2025-R12
18:00
Batley
v
Toulouse
 Sun 1st Jun 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R13
05:00
Souths
v
NZ Warriors
07:05
Penrith
v
Parramatta
09:15
Sydney
v
Canberra
       League One 2025-R11
13:00
Cornwall
v
Goole V
14:00
Midlands
v
Swinton
14:30
Crusaders
v
Rochdale
     Mens Super League XXX-R13
15:00
Warrington
v
Castleford
       Championship 2025-R12
15:00
Barrow
v
Featherstone
15:00
Doncaster
v
Bradford
15:00
Hunslet
v
Oldham
15:00
York
v
Sheffield
       League One 2025-R11
15:00
Newcastle
v
Keighley
15:00
Workington
v
Dewsbury
 Thu 5th Jun 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R14
10:50
Newcastle
v
Manly
 Fri 6th Jun 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R14
09:00
Melbourne
v
NQL Cowboys
11:00
Dolphins
v
St.George
 Sat 7th Jun 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R14
07:00
Canterbury
v
Parramatta
08:30
Cronulla
v
NZ Warriors
10:35
Brisbane
v
Gold Coast
 Sun 8th Jun 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R14
05:00
Canberra
v
Souths
07:05
Wests
v
Penrith
 Thu 12th Jun 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R15
10:50
Cronulla
v
St.George
 Fri 13th Jun 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R15
11:00
Gold Coast
v
Manly
       League One 2025-R12
19:00
Dewsbury
v
Goole V
     Mens Super League XXX-R14
20:00
Hull FC
v
Castleford
20:00
Hull KR
v
Catalans
 Sat 14th Jun 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R15
08:30
Newcastle
v
Sydney
10:35
NQL Cowboys
v
Dolphins
     Mens Super League XXX-R14
15:00
Huddersfield
v
Wigan
17:30
Leeds
v
Warrington
 Sun 15th Jun 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R15
07:05
Souths
v
Canterbury
     Mens Super League XXX-R14
14:30
Wakefield
v
Leigh
       League One 2025-R12
14:30
Crusaders
v
Midlands
     Mens Super League XXX-R14
15:00
Salford
v
St.Helens
       Championship 2025-R13
15:00
Barrow
v
Sheffield
15:00
Batley
v
Doncaster
15:00
Bradford
v
York
15:00
Featherstone
v
Hunslet
15:00
Widnes
v
Halifax
15:00
Toulouse
v
LondonB
       League One 2025-R12
15:00
Keighley
v
Rochdale
15:00
Swinton
v
Workington
15:00
Whitehaven
v
Cornwall
 Thu 19th Jun 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R15
20:00
Castleford
v
Hull KR
 Fri 20th Jun 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R16
11:00
Wests
v
Canberra
       Championship 2025-R14
19:45
Bradford
v
Batley
     Mens Super League XXX-R15
20:00
St.Helens
v
Leeds
20:00
Wakefield
v
Wigan
       Championship 2025-R14
20:00
Featherstone
v
Halifax
ALL SCORES PROVIDED BY RLFANS.COM (SETTINGS)
Matches on TV
Thu 13th Feb
SL
20:00
Wigan-Leigh
Fri 14th Feb
SL
20:00
Hull KR-Castleford
SL
20:00
Catalans-Hull FC
Sat 15th Feb
SL
15:00
Leeds-Wakefield
SL
17:30
St.Helens-Salford
Sun 16th Feb
SL
15:00
Huddersfield-Warrington
Thu 20th Feb
SL
20:00
Wakefield-Hull KR
Fri 21st Feb
SL
20:00
Warrington-Catalans
SL
20:00
Hull FC-Wigan
Sat 22nd Feb
SL
15:00
Salford-Leeds
SL
20:00
Castleford-St.Helens
Sun 23rd Feb
SL
14:30
Leigh-Huddersfield
Fri 28th Feb
SL
20:00
Huddersfield-Hull FC
SL
20:00
Hull KR-Salford
SL
20:00
Leigh-Catalans
Sat 1st Mar
SL
14:30
Wakefield-St.Helens
SL
21:30
Wigan-Warrington
Sun 2nd Mar
SL
15:00
Leeds-Castleford
Thu 6th Mar
SL
20:00
Hull FC-Leigh
Fri 7th Mar
SL
20:00
Castleford-Salford
This is an inplay table and live positions can change.
Mens Betfred Super League XXVIII ROUND : 1
 PLDFADIFFPTS
Wigan 29 768 338 430 48
Hull KR 29 731 344 387 44
Warrington 29 769 351 418 42
Leigh 29 580 442 138 33
Salford 28 556 561 -5 32
St.Helens 28 618 411 207 30
 
Catalans 27 475 427 48 30
Leeds 27 530 488 42 28
Huddersfield 27 468 658 -190 20
Castleford 27 425 735 -310 15
Hull FC 27 328 894 -566 6
LondonB 27 317 916 -599 6
This is an inplay table and live positions can change.
Betfred Championship 2024 ROUND : 1
 PLDFADIFFPTS
Wakefield 27 1032 275 757 52
Toulouse 26 765 388 377 37
Bradford 28 723 420 303 36
York 29 695 501 194 32
Widnes 27 561 502 59 29
Featherstone 27 634 525 109 28
 
Sheffield 26 626 526 100 28
Doncaster 26 498 619 -121 25
Halifax 26 509 650 -141 22
Batley 26 422 591 -169 22
Swinton 28 484 676 -192 20
Barrow 25 442 720 -278 19
Whitehaven 25 437 826 -389 18
Dewsbury 27 348 879 -531 4
Hunslet 1 6 10 -4 0
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