Posted this in other sports, but thought you might want to know as well.



BUAFL Finals are at South Leeds Stadium next saturday, £2 for Adults, free for U18s.

12pm - Plate Final - Cardiff Cobras vs Hull Sharks
4pm - Playoff Final - Portsmouth Destroyers vs Birmingham Lions

Birmingham going for 3rd Title in a row, Portsmouth in their first ever postseason but have been dominant all season.
Cardiff are a good team in a strong division, whereas Hull are a real surprise package, they weren't even predicted to win more than 3 games all season.

www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d8 ... _headlines d-day tomorrow the players reps inc Jeff saturday are saying the owners only talk through the lawyers in the meetings i say it will be july before it is resolved

www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d8 ... _headlines d-day tomorrow the players reps inc Jeff saturday are saying the owners only talk through the lawyers in the meetings i say it will be july before it is resolved

You can't blame the owners here - the NFLPA has decertified itself as the official collective bargaining body for NFL players. Why should the NFL then want to sit down and negotiate with it, given the NFLPA was the party which walked away from the CBA negotiations?

If the NFLPA want to play "see you in court" then they need to follow it through rather than looking for a way out now.

Sounds like a great day in the BUAFL finals today.

Plate: Cardiff 20 - Hull 0

Expected really, Hull were ranked the 23rd best postseason team out of 24...


Playoff: Portsmouth 20 - Birmingham 19

Superb game from all accounts, Portsmouth had a 20-6 lead that Birmingham pulled back, decided to go for the 2 to win the game but failed. No 3rd consecutive title for Varney & Company.

Bollox I completely forgot about that!

I guess this will please some on here: news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/america ... 126349.stm

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Who shall I support this year then?

The Carolina Panthers if you want to start at the bottom!

If you want to jump on a bandwaggon I would suggest the Green Bay Packers.

2 good teams this year. It should be the best matchup out of the IS games so far. Both teams finished 10-6 last season and have good rosters. I cant wait personally

I want someone who has a decent chance of winning it, but probably won't.

It's the San Diego Chargers for you my friend - perennial underachievers of the NFL.