The 4 highest profile chairman want us back in super league next year.

Glenn Morrison has paid the price for those last 30 minutes (and 6 losses out of 6). Been sacked according to TotalRL.

Dewsbury part company with Morrison www.totalrl.com/dewsbury-part-co ... -morrison/

Dewsbury part company with Morrison www.totalrl.com/dewsbury-part-co ... -morrison/

He looked raging yesterday when he walked back down the terrace steps after we'd run in our third try in 9 minutes. The question is who do Dewsbury bring in to replace him?! Morrison was highly regarded as a good young coach. Hopefully somebody else will give him another shot. Perhaps he needs a season or 2 as an assistant to gain some more experience. Best of luck Glenn.

6 straight losses gets you the sack these days. Crazy.

Cummins might go for it. Hometown club.

Karl Pryce appointed interim coach!

Dewsbury have also announced that they will now split their training sessions between the Nando's and Costa Coffee at Birstall upon Karl's request.

No six wins in 20 does.

It's not good for us. We could really do without Dewsbury starting winning under a new coach...

...mind you, we should be ok for a while, if Karl is in charge.

With Toovs visa imminent, Beatie stepping back to the Academy, Morro would make a good Assistant Coach, has the necessary experience and as Bulls Fans know a great work ethic!

I keep hearing this kind of whisper, but as much as I suspect it's true that some chairmen might like us and hkr back in sl I just don't see that kind of shake up to the system being brought in for next season.

The rfl are reviewing the system, they have updated the minimum ground standards for sl -5000 capacity and min 2000 seats I believe, and there seems to be some talk of requiring a minimum attendance of 6500?! (no idea how they'll make that work) plus with Toulouse and Toronto on the up and wakey playing who knows where next season there is plenty of room for conspiracy theory's and wishes, but I don't see us in sl any time soon.

As a side note, with the rfl rules it goes on to state that clubs competing in the middle 8's need to meet the minimum standard or have aggreed dispensation before the 8's start or they "will be deemed to have finished 6th or lower in the 8's no matter how many games they win." Or words to that effect. So clubs like London wont be allowed to make the mpg or get promoted as far as I read it without rfl dispensation, how many championship clubs meet the new sl minimum ground standards? And who would get dispensation?

A tough call for a promising young kid. Toovey or Pryce? Mmmmm.
'Karl, I can't be assed training tonight, Made in Chelsea is on'.
'OK son. Would like some ice cream?'.

Have you got a link to this? I'm surprised there isn't more being made about this in the press, perhaps nobody has bothered to read it properly yet

As for us going straight back into SL, I can't see it happening. Imagine the reactions at Fax/Fev etc. if we were catapulted straight into the top division after all the drama we've just been through. Don't get me wrong it would be hilarious, but also completely unfair.

I'd say that's worth posting in the VT.
Can't see anything about attendance requirements though? Are they mentioned anywhere?

Without re-posting all your very interesting detail - I for one had not seen that info!

If this only comes to light at the seasons end - fireworks all round.

You should post this on TotalRL.com and see what reactions you get there!

Thanks for making the effort BTW..