I'm not so sure, Harry kind of fits the stereotypical Rugby League fan, northerner with a flat cap and a cardigan. Dave Woods should be given the slot, Tanya Arnold doing pieces on History, out at clubs training grounds and community schemes etc with John Kear as the expert.

Tanya Arnold?

Is that the woman who sounds like Barry White with a bad head cold??

That's her!

Me too, she sounds like a coal miner and looks like a school teacher.

Having said that i'm not the fussiest bloke in Leigh

You'd think you'd woke up in a cell!

I really enjoyed watching the super league show last night since half of it was missing and some crap tv show on instead is it me or are the BBC totally incompetent

Its not you mate. Would it have been half missing if it were union or tennis?

How dare you talk about the lovely Tanya in such a way, you savages!

Cheers for the tip off Jonny, haven't watch SLS yet. I study in Hudds, so I walk past it every day in term time and have a good smile at the place.

It's really good actually, me and my brother took his lad when GB played the Kiwis at the McAlpine (when Deacon got smashed) and it was impressive. From what people say it's better now than it was then. I don't know if they do school trips etc in the area, they should!

They most certainly should.

I remember all those years ago when I was a kid my grandma took me to Ravensknowle (probs spelt that wrong) museum in Huddersfield to see a history of RL exhibit. It had memorabilia from the George and had all the original prints from the book When Push Comes to Shove. That was awesome!

I know schools near me go to the football museum in Preston, so i'm hoping that the Huddersfield and schools in that area MAKE their kids learn about RL history. It's not exactly a million miles from Lancashire either.