Don't they use one of FA's spreadsheets to determine the games?

No, the RFL are only just upgrading from a spectrum ZX to a commodore 64 so FA's spreadsheet is far too into the future..

no, its an alternative reality.

Well, that may be true, but I prefer to think of any plans concerning the RFL to be more like Schrödinger's cat, but with two heads, trying to move in opposite directions and no-one knowing whether it's dead or alive. or what dimension it's in..

I think there are sterner, and more important, match-ups ahead in the 8 X 8.

As the full time teams, I find it hard to think Leigh London and us are not going to be taking part in it, so we have to regard the early season as preparation for the important stuff down the line. No-one is going to be promoted at the LSV, nice as it undoubtedly would be to put down a marker.

If Leigh finish 4th in the middle 8's then there will be a team promoted at the LSV

leigh beat us 36-12 hardly streets ahead, im thinking you lot are building yourselves up for a mighty big fall. Then watch the begging bowl come out again

The LSV is not big enough to break the lower division crowd record

Who in gods name do you think you are???
Arrogance like that will be your down fall,

Surprised at that response it seemed a perfectly reasonable post to me.

Will discuss it Dave when we meet up at Fev next year.

What is the league record, I know we got close to 7000 at Widnes around 2000 ish, I would imagine Cas had some good gates also

over 12k Hull v kr around 98

Bradford might be the big draw to themselves certainly not me, looking forward to the games against Fax and Leigh much more, as for the biggest following we will see with the contract money there dishing out I can see them going bust again see what there followings are like then. Bradford nothing special to me they certainly wernt that special when we rammed a record score past them in the 73 cup final, problem is there new fans wont even know they used to be called Northern and went bust also in the 60s and the tiny little pit team Featherstone got them going again by giving them players. This honourable gesture was returned in 96 by there then leader mr Caisley who famously stuck the blade into Rovers stating he didn't want that team (fev) mentioned in the same breath as the bulls. Your right Mr Caisley we pay our bills. Sorry I have no time for Bradford and am not alone will give me great delight when Rovers stick it up them 1st March

OH dear and you thought Bulliac's post was arrogant!!??

Embarrassing.

Going on the score alone, they are 3x as good as you.