From what i gather scurr dosent want to drop Down to cas

Grade A club so safe from relegation. Another example of some of the nonsense IMG scoring categories where location sponsors' seats, big TV screens, car park and tv gantry size etc are what decides who goes in SL.

To be fair to him, I would like to see how he goes as a full time player. I would like him to get a chance at some point, assuming he wants it.

And scoring that favours the incumbents on crowds and TV exposure.

Being a grade A is no guarantee of staying in super league

https://inews.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/ ... ef-3529855 Well Wood may be back at the RFL if some get their way so perhaps our chances may improve....

https://inews.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/ ... ef-3529855 Well Wood may be back at the RFL if some get their way so perhaps our chances may improve....

I thought it was, have i misunderstood the grading?

Or are you alluding to financial problems in the game? (Apologies if I'm being daft)

Can you imagine the p*ss that would be boiled if Wood was re-appointed at the RFL and then he fast tracked us back to Super League. Only in Rugby League could this happen.

If there are more than 12 teams with a grade A img rating, and they do not expand the league, then the lowest rated team would then drop out.

I take your point.... I just looked at the IMG recommendations and they say.....
"Category A' clubs will be guaranteed participation in the top tier......' but the superleague clubs keep ignoring the IMG recommendations (i.e. refusing to scrap loop fixtures) and indeed it seems likely they will refuse expansion recommendations too. I'm not sure what the point of hiring IMG was/is.

I hope he doesn't, even short term I doubt it will benefit him the Club or RFL in general, his time has gone, if anyone one should be fronting up it should Hetherington.

I thought it stated if more than 12 grade A clubs then the league would expand