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Quote: Scarlet Pimpernell "The problem is that people are obsessed by Brexit at the expense of everything else. They may get Brexit but they will also get further austerity made worse by Brexit. I expect if when we find out that the report today is accurate he will blame the E.U.'"

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Quote: The Ghost of '99 "I listened to that and thought to myself, "the interviewer is pretending they don't understand how averages work in an attempt to overtly demonstrate their impartiality".

It was a bonkers waste of time when they could have been asking about the substance of the Labour party's policy proposals.'"


It wasn't averages was it - it was the most anyone could save if they were lucky enough to have the lot - which Long Bailey was unable to quantify because it is so minimal as to be insignificant. Another Labour falsehood - how many should they be allowed to get away with?

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Quote: wrencat1873 "Andrew Neil tries to bully everyone but, the issue here is that Johnson is clearly running scared, which really isn't a great trait for any leader and the world is watching.
For all his ambition and well spoken bluster, Boris has been found out - I still dont get how ANY traditional Labour supporter can vote for him.
Some people really need to give their head a shake.
Also, I dont think that Labour have played a great hand in the election campaign.
Of course it's been mentioned but, the 10+ years of austerity cuts, hitting those with the very least, the hardest, is and always was the Tories achilleas heal and this above all else should have been exploited.
The Tories tried to dent Labour's armour with promises of spending on education and health but, they have been let off the hook for the last 10 years.
Education and child poverty have been shocking (and continue to be so) but, it does seem that some have forgiven them way too quickly.

It should be an interesting head to head this evening although, I hope that everyone has their Boris bingo cards ready because this guy has very little actual substance and will quickly revert to soundbites.'"


Labour have a number of problems - its leadership for a start - two old Marxists doesn't really fill the country with hope. The women have been a liability. Their new give away a day isn't credible - nobody believes it.

Most understand you have to encourage business otherwise wealth generation simply evaporates. Labour simply want to cane business - it isn't just the increase in CT its the sneeky stuff - reduction of capital allowances. If you want business to invest that is the last thing you should be doing. Who is going to give up 10% of the shares so workers can inherit those for free? Or are companies simply going to issue additional shares and dilute everyone's investment? The idea that a cleaner can sit on the board of sizable PLC and make any kind of meaningful contribution defies any kind of logic - its this kind of unrealistic thinking that hits the credibility of Labour.

Brexit has been a complete disaster for Labour - its policy hasn't an ounce of credibility - I have many times who is going to campaign for Leave? Ian - the NUM paid off my mortgage - Lavery? another fine upstanding member of the Labour party. Corbyn love of the IRA has come back to haunt him and dulled him.

Labour calls the Tories on Islamaphobia - perhaps given what has happened on London Bridge the Tories should be apprehensive about a religion that promotes killing of non-believers and tangibly demonstrates its beliefs. Not seen many Jews stabbing and blowing people up - what are Labour so afraid of?

On austerity Labour are hardly on a strong footing - it was what the Tories inherited from Labour that forced austerity!!

On education - how can you have a system where there are no checks and balances on standards - Labour want to remove all school inspections, Stats etc - why is that because a few teaching unions don't like their members being monitored. I don't like Gove but he was the best education minister since Thatcher - he toughened up the exams - no bad thing.

We see at SWT and the universities what increased union power will lead to - good luck with that

Corbyn is not trusted on national security - he wants the Russian interference report published because he thinks it will hurt the Tories. Next thing he is using a Russian leaked document to make a feeble point on the NHS - you simply could make this stuff up - it would be funny if it weren't so tragic. Then he leaks another document on the Brexit deal - and he wonders why he isn't trusted on security!!

Then you have all the lies - everytime any of them open their mouth a lie emerges - they talk about Boris but they are equally bad if not worse.

Lesss said about Momentum and Wokeness the better.

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So because the London Bridge attack was caused by an Islamic supporter the Conservatives are within their rights to be islamophobic. I note that they have three supporters being investigated for being anti Semitic.
You have a party funded by Russian oligarchs and are sitting on a report regarding Russian involvement why.
I see you have been reading the conservative leaflet mummy will be proud.

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Quote: Sal Paradise "Labour have a number of problems - its leadership for a start - two old Marxists doesn't really fill the country with hope. The women have been a liability. Their new give away a day isn't credible - nobody believes it.

Most understand you have to encourage business otherwise wealth generation simply evaporates. Labour simply want to cane business - it isn't just the increase in CT its the sneeky stuff - reduction of capital allowances. If you want business to invest that is the last thing you should be doing. Who is going to give up 10% of the shares so workers can inherit those for free? Or are companies simply going to issue additional shares and dilute everyone's investment? The idea that a cleaner can sit on the board of sizable PLC and make any kind of meaningful contribution defies any kind of logic - its this kind of unrealistic thinking that hits the credibility of Labour.

Brexit has been a complete disaster for Labour - its policy hasn't an ounce of credibility - I have many times who is going to campaign for Leave? Ian - the NUM paid off my mortgage - Lavery? another fine upstanding member of the Labour party. Corbyn love of the IRA has come back to haunt him and dulled him.

Labour calls the Tories on Islamaphobia - perhaps given what has happened on London Bridge the Tories should be apprehensive about a religion that promotes killing of non-believers and tangibly demonstrates its beliefs. Not seen many Jews stabbing and blowing people up - what are Labour so afraid of?

On austerity Labour are hardly on a strong footing - it was what the Tories inherited from Labour that forced austerity!!

On education - how can you have a system where there are no checks and balances on standards - Labour want to remove all school inspections, Stats etc - why is that because a few teaching unions don't like their members being monitored. I don't like Gove but he was the best education minister since Thatcher - he toughened up the exams - no bad thing.

We see at SWT and the universities what increased union power will lead to - good luck with that

Corbyn is not trusted on national security - he wants the Russian interference report published because he thinks it will hurt the Tories. Next thing he is using a Russian leaked document to make a feeble point on the NHS - you simply could make this stuff up - it would be funny if it weren't so tragic. Then he leaks another document on the Brexit deal - and he wonders why he isn't trusted on security!!

Then you have all the lies - everytime any of them open their mouth a lie emerges - they talk about Boris but they are equally bad if not worse.

Lesss said about Momentum and Wokeness the better.'"
Fortunately your rather extreme views on most issues are a long way from the mainstream in British society.

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You say Labour have a credibility problem however the polls suggest Corbyn is trusted more than Johnson.

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Quote: The Ghost of '99 "Fortunately your rather extreme views on most issues are a long way from the mainstream in British society.'"

Depends what you term "mainstream society".

You presume the majority view the world as you do. You might wonder, then, why Labour aren't romping home.

And this is where I see a huge paradox with traditional working class Labour support. I don't hear many working class folk expressing any love for freedom of movement and mass immigration, I don't hear any positive language around Islam, I don't hear any love for the EU. Working class folk don't generally care for "progressive" and "woke" standards of political correctness. A spade is a spade. You can take your offence and fook right off, is pretty much how it goes.

Go into a pub in some of our beloved towns across the north and the language will be anything but woke or correct. Most working class folk don't care about comments like 'letterbox' burkas. Most chuckle and say 'that's naughty', and get on with their lives. Actually, just as most non-working class folk with more important things to worry about do.

Academics, journalists, left politicians and other lefty types simply can't accept or understand any of this. That's why when I predicted a leave vote in 2016, every single one of my London-based "woke" colleagues saw their 4rse at me. Guess who was a smug bast'rd the next time I saw them. icon_smile.gif

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If you can find a pub that is still open after 9 years of Conservative rule.

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Quote: Sal Paradise "On austerity Labour are hardly on a strong footing - it was what the Tories inherited from Labour that forced austerity!!
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I thought this narrative had fizzled out. Austerity wasnt forced because of Labour. The financial crash of 2008 was a global crash following dodgy sub prime mortgages in the US packaged with fraudulent credit ratings packing as CDO's that were worthless. The bubble burst and it led to a tightening of credit ratings across Europe with banks realising the safe mortgages they bought were worthless so a decrease in lending (credit crunch) and shortage in liquidity. We had to bail out the banks to the tune of 500 billion. The tax payer footed the bill with 10 years of austerity and Labour/immigration took the blame.

Public services slashed; the NHS brought to its knees through underfunding; police, fire and nursing numbers cut. Libraries closed down. A record number of foodbanks opened and used; record numbers of homelessness; record numbers of in-work poverty (that is people who are in full-time employment, working every hour they can, and still having to claim benefits and use foodbanks); we’ve heard a headteacher in Morecambe break down as they tell us about children scavenging in bins in schools for an old apple core, because they are that hungry (look it up).

Four million children in poverty in the 5th richest economy in the world. Food bank use in 2009 was at 47,000. In 2018 that figure stands at 1.6 million. 1.6 million! 4 million children in poverty. Incredible! We are all one accident away from falling on tough times. Meanwhile, we have seen the biggest transfer of wealth from the poor to the rich that we have ever seen. How can that sit right with anyone?

Global scientific consensus tells us we have 11 years to reverse climate change before it is too late. And yet we have a prime minister who could not be bothered to debate it. At the last leaders debate on ITV, climate change was never even brought up! Fritnin!

I see a lot of crap thrown at the way of Jeremy Corbyn. For whatever you think of his leadership or his policies between him and Alexander Boris De Feffal Johnson who has the interest of the working class at heart? Pissed off at the personal attacks on Corbyn who is - if nothing else - a genuine, compassionate man, full of integrity, who has stood up for the most vulnerable in society his entire life. He has fought racism of every kind (including anti-Semitism) his entire life.

By comparison, and in the last 10 years alone, Boris Johnson has called gay men “tank top wearing bum boys”, he has called Muslim women “Letterboxes” and “bank robbers”, he has called black people “picanninies” with “watermelon smiles”. He said that the city of Liverpool was full of people always wanting to be the victims (about Hillsborough). He has been sacked twice for dishonesty. He is a serial adulterer. He is on record arranging for a journalist to be beaten up. He has banned the Daily Mirror from his tour bus. Refused to take part in certain debates. Dodged the Andrew Neil interview. Expelled members of his own party for voting against him. In the words of Basil Fawlty "otherwise okay?".

Political correctness has gone too far. I'm not a fan of the far left. I believe you can still be liberal and have common sense. Some of Corbyn's shadow cabinet I'm not dancing for joy at (like Diane Abbott) but with what is front of you ask yourselves this; Who really has the interest of the working class at heart? I have not found it difficult to choose which party to vote for when faced with that question.

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Quote: Scarlet Pimpernell "The problem is that people are obsessed by Brexit at the expense of everything else. They may get Brexit but they will also get further austerity made worse by Brexit. I expect if when we find out that the report today is accurate he will blame the E.U.'"


Our politics are obsessed with Brexit. This is the Brexit election. Corbyn has been absolutely played on this. He should have passed the withdrawal bill and then had an election. If memory serves didn't parliament pass the withdrawal bill through to its second reading (on it's way to becoming law) and then Johnson called an election? Now why did he do that?

Because Brexit is the Lynton Crosby dead cat strategy. Without it (and if you park it from your mind) the horrific tenure of this Conservative government is left hopelessly exposed. They don't have a leg to stand on. Nurses numbers, police numbers, education, the NHS - all public services, their policies are ripped to shreds. They are now. From the ridiculous nurses recruitment through to the policing numbers through to the number of hospitals built. Day time TV anchors have done damage there. It is why Johnson will not stand up to scrutiny of Neil & co and yet it doesnt matter because Brexit is the fallback, the scapegoat.

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Quote: Cronus "Depends what you term "mainstream society".

You presume the majority view the world as you do. You might wonder, then, why Labour aren't romping home.

And this is where I see a huge paradox with traditional working class Labour support. I don't hear many working class folk expressing any love for freedom of movement and mass immigration, I don't hear any positive language around Islam, I don't hear any love for the EU. Working class folk don't generally care for "progressive" and "woke" standards of political correctness. A spade is a spade. You can take your offence and fook right off, is pretty much how it goes.

Go into a pub in some of our beloved towns across the north and the language will be anything but woke or correct. Most working class folk don't care about comments like 'letterbox' burkas. Most chuckle and say 'that's naughty', and get on with their lives. Actually, just as most non-working class folk with more important things to worry about do.

Academics, journalists, left politicians and other lefty types simply can't accept or understand any of this. That's why when I predicted a leave vote in 2016, every single one of my London-based "woke" colleagues saw their 4rse at me. Guess who was a smug bast'rd the next time I saw them.
You've gone off on one down a culture war line which is what you seem to love but which wasn't really the point.

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Quote: Scarlet Pimpernell "So because the London Bridge attack was caused by an Islamic supporter the Conservatives are within their rights to be islamophobic. I note that they have three supporters being investigated for being anti Semitic.
You have a party funded by Russian oligarchs and are sitting on a report regarding Russian involvement why.
I see you have been reading the conservative leaflet mummy will be proud.'"


If you could comprehend it would be a big help - so I will spell it out in simple terms that even you and your mummy will be able to understand.

How many attacks have we had in the country from the Jewish community? How many attacks have we had from the Muslim community? Which branch of religion do you think offers the greatest threat of physical injury to the population of the UK?

So would you say a fear of Islam has more tangible substance than a fear of Judiasm? I ask again why are Labour so scared of the Jews.

As for funding - the Labour party draws most of its funds from pretty hard left trade unions who are currently mobilising followers to disrupt political gatherings - democracy isn't something Labour really want.

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Quote: cadoo "I thought this narrative had fizzled out. Austerity wasnt forced because of Labour. The financial crash of 2008 was a global crash following dodgy sub prime mortgages in the US packaged with fraudulent credit ratings packing as CDO's that were worthless. The bubble burst and it led to a tightening of credit ratings across Europe with banks realising the safe mortgages they bought were worthless so a decrease in lending (credit crunch) and shortage in liquidity. We had to bail out the banks to the tune of 500 billion. The tax payer footed the bill with 10 years of austerity and Labour/immigration took the blame.

Public services slashed; the NHS brought to its knees through underfunding; police, fire and nursing numbers cut. Libraries closed down. A record number of foodbanks opened and used; record numbers of homelessness; record numbers of in-work poverty (that is people who are in full-time employment, working every hour they can, and still having to claim benefits and use foodbanks); we’ve heard a headteacher in Morecambe break down as they tell us about children scavenging in bins in schools for an old apple core, because they are that hungry (look it up).

Four million children in poverty in the 5th richest economy in the world. Food bank use in 2009 was at 47,000. In 2018 that figure stands at 1.6 million. 1.6 million! 4 million children in poverty. Incredible! We are all one accident away from falling on tough times. Meanwhile, we have seen the biggest transfer of wealth from the poor to the rich that we have ever seen. How can that sit right with anyone?

Global scientific consensus tells us we have 11 years to reverse climate change before it is too late. And yet we have a prime minister who could not be bothered to debate it. At the last leaders debate on ITV, climate change was never even brought up! Fritnin!

I see a lot of crap thrown at the way of Jeremy Corbyn. For whatever you think of his leadership or his policies between him and Alexander Boris De Feffal Johnson who has the interest of the working class at heart? vexed off at the personal attacks on Corbyn who is - if nothing else - a genuine, compassionate man, full of integrity, who has stood up for the most vulnerable in society his entire life. He has fought racism of every kind (including anti-Semitism) his entire life.

By comparison, and in the last 10 years alone, Boris Johnson has called gay men “tank top wearing bum boys”, he has called Muslim women “Letterboxes” and “bank robbers”, he has called black people “picanninies” with “watermelon smiles”. He said that the city of Liverpool was full of people always wanting to be the victims (about Hillsborough). He has been sacked twice for dishonesty. He is a serial adulterer. He is on record arranging for a journalist to be beaten up. He has banned the Daily Mirror from his tour bus. Refused to take part in certain debates. Dodged the Andrew Neil interview. Expelled members of his own party for voting against him. In the words of Basil Fawlty "otherwise okay?".

Political correctness has gone too far. I'm not a fan of the far left. I believe you can still be liberal and have common sense. Some of Corbyn's shadow cabinet I'm not dancing for joy at (like Diane Abbott) but with what is front of you ask yourselves this; Who really has the interest of the working class at heart? I have not found it difficult to choose which party to vote for when faced with that question.'"


I never the financial state that the Tories inherited from Labour was caused by Labour - just the Tories inherited it and something needed to be done. That involved controlling the one thing they could - public spending - do you think they took great pleasure in that a definite vote loser?

4 million children in poverty - what do you determine as poverty - poverty is what you see in Africa. These kids come from low income families where benefits top up their income to agreed levels. When you read about nurses earning £30k+ using food banks it does make you question?

Climate change can only be tackled on a global basis - yes we can do our bit - perhaps if we didn't buy Chinese products until they have cleaned up their act then it might make a difference. Fracking has reduced carbon output in the US yet we don't want to endorse it here.

The idea that the Labour party cares about the working class is simply not born out by their actions - Labour is now a north London elitist party controlled by Momentum and its cheerleaders like Owen Jones and Ash Sakar. It is now a party that lacks any kind of substance or gravitas.

Boris has simply learned from the mistakes made by May last time and his opponents this time - all he is trying to do is not screw up - Corbyn would do the same if he were in power and protecting his position. I doubt he will ever be interviewed by Neil again.

Corbyn is an agitator and always has been - he has a nasty temper on him when challenged - a defender of extreme organisation with whom he appears to have significant empathy.

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Quote: Sal Paradise "I never the financial state that the Tories inherited from Labour was caused by Labour - just the Tories inherited it and something needed to be done. That involved controlling the one thing they could - public spending - do you think they took great pleasure in that a definite vote loser?

4 million children in poverty - what do you determine as poverty - poverty is what you see in Africa. These kids come from low income families where benefits top up their income to agreed levels. When you read about nurses earning £30k+ using food banks it does make you question?

Climate change can only be tackled on a global basis - yes we can do our bit - perhaps if we didn't buy Chinese products until they have cleaned up their act then it might make a difference. Fracking has reduced carbon output in the US yet we don't want to endorse it here.

The idea that the Labour party cares about the working class is simply not born out by their actions - Labour is now a north London elitist party controlled by Momentum and its cheerleaders like Owen Jones and Ash Sakar. It is now a party that lacks any kind of substance or gravitas.

Boris has simply learned from the mistakes made by May last time and his opponents this time - all he is trying to do is not screw up - Corbyn would do the same if he were in power and protecting his position. I doubt he will ever be interviewed by Neil again.

Corbyn is an agitator and always has been - he has a nasty temper on him when challenged - a defender of extreme organisation with whom he appears to have significant empathy.'"


Starting salary for a nurse is £23k, healthcare assistants earn around £18k.

The average rent is £926pm (£11k pa) in England and £1,665 (£20k pa) in London.

But sure, poverty only exists in Africa

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Quote: Sir Kevin Sinfield "Starting salary for a nurse is £23k, healthcare assistants earn around £18k.

The average rent is £926pm (£11k pa) in England and £1,665 (£20k pa) in London.

But sure, poverty only exists in Africa'"


And how many of these nurses earning £23k live in accommodation that costs £926p/m - its the same as how many people will actually gain the whole £6,700 Labour is promising?

So what constitutes poverty?

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v
Keighley
15:00
Swinton
v
Whitehaven
 Fri 28th Feb 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R3
20:00
Huddersfield
v
Hull FC
20:00
Hull KR
v
Salford
20:00
Leigh
v
Catalans
 Sat 1st Mar 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R3
14:30
Wakefield
v
St.Helens
21:30
Wigan
v
Warrington
 Sun 2nd Mar 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R1
04:30
Penrith
v
Cronulla
06:30
Canberra
v
NZ Warriors
     Mens Super League XXX-R3
15:00
Leeds
v
Castleford
 Thu 6th Mar 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R1
09:00
Sydney
v
Brisbane
     Mens Super League XXX-R4
20:00
Hull FC
v
Leigh
 Fri 7th Mar 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R1
07:00
Wests
v
Newcastle
09:00
Dolphins
v
Souths
     Mens Super League XXX-R4
20:00
Castleford
v
Salford
20:00
St.Helens
v
Hull KR
 Sat 8th Mar 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R1
06:30
St.George
v
Canterbury
08:35
Manly
v
NQL Cowboys
       League One 2025-R2
15:00
Goole V
v
Dewsbury
     Mens Super League XXX-R4
17:30
Catalans
v
Leeds
 Sun 9th Mar 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R1
05:05
Melbourne
v
Parramatta
       League One 2025-R2
13:00
Rochdale
v
Cornwall
14:00
Midlands
v
Workington
15:00
Whitehaven
v
Keighley
17:00
Newcastle
v
Swinton
     Mens Super League XXX-R4
17:30
Warrington
v
Wakefield
17:30
Wigan
v
Huddersfield
 Thu 13th Mar 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R2
09:00
Newcastle
v
Dolphins
 Fri 14th Mar 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R2
07:00
NZ Warriors
v
Manly
09:00
Penrith
v
Sydney
 Sat 15th Mar 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R2
04:00
St.George
v
Souths
06:30
NQL Cowboys
v
Cronulla
08:35
Canberra
v
Brisbane
 Sun 16th Mar 2025
     National Rugby League 2024-R2
05:05
Parramatta
v
Wests
07:15
Canterbury
v
Gold Coast
 Thu 20th Mar 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R5
20:00
Salford
v
Huddersfield
 Fri 21st Mar 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R5
20:00
St.Helens
v
Warrington
20:00
Wakefield
v
Hull FC
 Sat 22nd Mar 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R5
15:00
Castleford
v
Catalans
17:30
Leeds
v
Wigan
 Sun 23rd Mar 2025
       League One 2025-R3
13:00
Cornwall
v
Newcastle
     Mens Super League XXX-R5
15:00
Hull KR
v
Leigh
       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
     Mens Super League XXX-R6
20:00
Castleford
v
Hull FC
 Fri 28th Mar 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R6
20:00
Leigh
v
Wakefield
20:00
Warrington
v
Leeds
 Sat 29th Mar 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R6
14:30
Wigan
v
Salford
17:30
Catalans
v
St.Helens
 Sun 30th Mar 2025
       League One 2025-R4
13:00
Cornwall
v
Whitehaven
     Mens Super League XXX-R6
15:00
Huddersfield
v
Hull KR
       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
 Sun 6th Apr 2025
       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
     Mens Super League XXX-R7
20:00
Salford
v
Leeds
 Fri 11th Apr 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R7
20:00
Hull KR
v
Wigan
20:00
St.Helens
v
Wakefield
 Sat 12th Apr 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R7
17:30
Warrington
v
Hull FC
20:00
Castleford
v
Leigh
 Sun 13th Apr 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R7
15:00
Huddersfield
v
Catalans
 Thu 17th Apr 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R8
20:00
Wakefield
v
Castleford
 Fri 18th Apr 2025
       League One 2025-R6
14:00
Midlands
v
Crusaders
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
     Mens Super League XXX-R8
20:00
Leigh
v
Warrington
20:00
Catalans
v
Salford
 Thu 24th Apr 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R9
20:00
Warrington
v
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20:00
Leeds
v
Hull KR
 Fri 25th Apr 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R9
20:00
Salford
v
Leigh
 Sat 26th Apr 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R9
15:00
Huddersfield
v
Castleford
17:30
Catalans
v
Wakefield
 Sun 27th Apr 2025
       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
       League One 2025-R7
15:00
Dewsbury
v
Rochdale
15:00
Newcastle
v
Goole V
15:00
Workington
v
Swinton
 Fri 2nd May 2025
       League One 2025-R8
20:00
Newcastle
v
Workington
 Sat 3rd May 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R10
15:00
Leigh
v
Catalans
       League One 2025-R8
15:00
Rochdale
v
Goole V
     Mens Super League XXX-R10
17:15
Hull KR
v
Salford
19:30
St.Helens
v
Leeds
 Sun 4th May 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R10
13:00
Huddersfield
v
Hull FC
       League One 2025-R8
13:00
Cornwall
v
Midlands
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
 Sun 11th May 2025
       League One 2025-R9
14:30
Crusaders
v
Newcastle
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
     Mens Super League XXX-R11
20:00
Leeds
v
Hull FC
20:00
Wigan
v
Leigh
 Sat 17th May 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R11
15:00
Hull KR
v
Huddersfield
 Sun 18th May 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R11
15:00
Wakefield
v
Warrington
17:30
Castleford
v
Salford
 Thu 22nd May 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R12
20:00
Leigh
v
Hull FC
 Fri 23rd May 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R12
20:00
Huddersfield
v
St.Helens
20:00
Warrington
v
Hull KR
 Sat 24th May 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R12
14:30
Castleford
v
Leeds
17:30
Catalans
v
Wigan
 Sun 25th May 2025
       League One 2025-R10
14:00
Midlands
v
Whitehaven
     Mens Super League XXX-R12
15:00
Wakefield
v
Salford
       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
     Mens Super League XXX-R13
20:00
Hull KR
v
St.Helens
20:00
Salford
v
Wigan
 Sat 31st May 2025
     Mens Super League XXX-R13
14:30
Leeds
v
Wakefield
17:30
Catalans
v
Hull FC
 Sun 1st Jun 2025
       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
       League One 2025-R11
15:00
Newcastle
v
Keighley
15:00
Workington
v
Dewsbury
 Fri 13th Jun 2025
       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
     Mens Super League XXX-R14
15:00
Huddersfield
v
Wigan
17:30
Leeds
v
Warrington
 Sun 15th Jun 2025
     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
       League One 2025-R12
15:00
Keighley
v
Rochdale
15:00
Swinton
v
Workington
15:00
Whitehaven
v
Cornwall
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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
 
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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
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