Well done!!!! Slightly disapointing crowd I think, but maybe the cold had a say? That said, its 565 more than would have watched RL in South Wales today without them!!

The only names I wasn't familiar with in their team were Andrew Gay, Shaun Owens, Craig Richards, Steve Parry and Neil Dallimore.

The rest of the team was Jordan James, Anthony Blackwood, Ben Flower, Loz Wildbore, Aled James, Lloyd White, Gil Dudson, Ashley Bateman, Lee Williams, Lewis Mills, Christian Roets and Barrie Phillips - 7 of whom were in the Welsh team that won the Euro Nations final. That's a strong squad for this level.

Most of their squad is Welsh qualified isn't it? I read somewhere it was all bar one I think.

Yes I think only Loz Wildbore isn't qualified for Wales.

Thought there were a few more than 565 there, there was a decent enough atmosphere towards the end of the match and everything was positive which was good. Really don't understand why the Crusaders are going to be playing at that ground though, it's decent for the lower leagues but nowhere near SL standard and will drag the average gate right down, hopefully that will be the final part of the legacy of poor management from the previous regime. Ideally the Bradford game would be moved back North, but I think they have signed a contract so this is unlikely.

In terms of the game, Scorpions were better than the scoreline suggests, they went to 20-0 up with ease and then tried their best to lose. The referee didn't help, in the second half he seemed blow a penalty every time the Workington players appealed. It's difficult to tell how strong teams are at this stage, but the Scorpions looked solid enough and I reckon they should be on for a play-off finish, with a possible promotion push if they can keep the dual-registered Crusaders players for most of the year.