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20221.jpg "Everybody's doing a Len Ganley Stance. Come on baby do the Len Ganley Stance."
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| Yes, Harvey Livett is definitely Pete Livett's son
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| Quote: Ganson's Optician "Do we know what the structure will be next year? I guess this too will be affected by Lenegan's antics.'"
Leneghans meeting was by all accounts more about a lack of faith in the RFL to run and govern the League effectively with in particular parts about the Lack of sponsorship throughout the game poor marketing and continually trying to change the format of the game rather than fixing it's problems , So basically a vote of no confidence in the RFL as a governing body
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| Quote: Ganson's Optician "Do we know what the structure will be next year? I guess this too will be affected by Lenegan's antics.'"
Leneghans meeting was by all accounts more about a lack of faith in the RFL to run and govern the League effectively with in particular parts about the Lack of sponsorship throughout the game poor marketing and continually trying to change the format of the game rather than fixing it's problems , So basically a vote of no confidence in the RFL as a governing body
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| Hope you do well in the U19s next year.
The comp is light on quality clubs and teams, a strong Wire team will help enormously.
Best of Luck.
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| RFL proposals-
Quote: "An U19 Academy Development League is mandated for all clubs with an
accredited Academy. A programme of 27 games will be structured across
the Super League season.
5.4.19 Dual registration will be operational for clubs to enter into partnerships
across the professional and Community Game. A total of three players
per week will be able to be dual registered. Revisions will be made to the
existing regulations to ensure competition integrity is maintained.
5.4.20 Dual registration will be available into Tier 4 and Tier 5 of the Community
Game for players in clubs where partnerships with Community clubs have
been agreed. Any U19 player attached to a club participating in the Tier 1
Academy competition may be dual registered with the Community club
from which they signed professionally. Community clubs may include up
to three dual registered players in any one team.
5.4.21 A programme of Reserves Development games in two phases will be
optional for all clubs. The reserves games will be structured into two
divisions across Tier 1 and Tier 2. The Divisions will be structured in two
phases with a programme of games between the period February to April
and a second games period between August and October.
5.4.22 Clubs will be able to organise games outside these periods in agreement
with competing clubs.
5.4.23 An U16 Academy programme of 8 fixtures (to be confirmed) will be
structured across the year in a structured competition calendar agreed
with the Community Board for players aged 15 and 16.
5.4.24 An U18 Centre of Excellence regionalised competition will be structured
across the year in partnership with British Colleges Sport and the
Community Board.
5.4.25 Professional clubs can operate open access Player Development Camps
(that meet national standards) to support talent identification and
development.
5.4.26 There is no representative rugby below the age of U16 in any of the
competitions.
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| Well, they are withdrawing from the Hetherington plan for 2013 and 14, so that is good news. Leaving the U15's with the community clubs is also a good idea as far as I am concerned. But the proposals on the reserves looks like a dogs breakfast, and I can not understand what they are trying to do here. A full league programme for the reserves over the whole season was what I was expecting. That allows the injured players to rehabilitate, unused players to keep match fit, and over 19's to progress to the next level.
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