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| Quote: Peckerwood "Guaranteed engineering works that weekend...!'"
I often wonder whether Network Rail set their WCML engineering timetable using the Wembley events guide!
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| this all smacks of organisation by the RFL..its not what we expect........
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| I reckon I'll go to:
Sunday 27th October Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington New Zealand v Samoa (B) 18:00
Tuesday 5th November Leigh Sports Village, Leigh Tonga v Cook Islands (C/D) 20:00
Sunday 10th November The Gnoll, Neath Wales v Cook Islands (D) 14:00
Sunday 17th November Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington Runner Up B v 3rd Place A (QF4) 15:00
Saturday 23rd November Wembley Stadium, London Winner Q/F 1 v Winner Q/F 3 (SF1) 13:00
Saturday 23rd November Wembley Stadium, London Winner Q/F 2 v Winner Q/F 4 (SF2) 15:30
Saturday 30th November Old Trafford, Manchester Winner S/F 1 v Winner S/F 2 14:30
and possibly depending upon weather:
Saturday 2nd November Langtree Park, St Helens Australia v Fiji (A) 20:00
Sunday 3rd November Glyndŵr University RS, Wrexham Wales v USA (D) 14:00
Saturday 16th November Glyndŵr University RS, Wrexham Winner A v Winner D (QF2) 13:00
Saturday 16th November DW Stadium, Wigan Runner Up A v 3rd Place B (QF3) 20:00
Really starting to look forward to it now. I was reading last week's Big League International Edition from Australia and the quality of players putting their hands up for teams such as Tonga, Fiji and the Cook Islands means that those teams are going to be very competitive and provide some exciting and physical rugby to watch.
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| I was also planning on seeing a few matches:
4. Sunday 27th October Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington New Zealand v Samoa (B) 18:00
5. Monday 28th October Spotland Stadium, Rochdale Fiji v Ireland (A) 20:00
9. Saturday 2nd November John Smith’s Stadium, Huddersfield England v Ireland (A) 14:30
14. Tuesday 5th November Leigh Sports Village, Leigh Tonga v Cook Islands (C/D) 20:00
15. Thursday 7th November Salford City Stadium, Salford Scotland v USA (C/D) 20:00
24. Saturday 16th November DW Stadium, Wigan Runner Up A v 3rd Place B (QF3) 20:00 (unless we win the group, in which case I'll go to Wrexham)
25. Sunday 17th November Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington Runner Up B v 3rd Place A (QF4) 15:00
28. Saturday 30th November Old Trafford, Manchester Winner S/F 1 v Winner S/F 2 14:30
But having seen the kick off times, I'm contemplating on possibly a few more, adding:
10. Saturday 2nd November Langtree Park, St Helens Australia v Fiji (A) 20:00
11. Sunday 3rd November Glyndŵr University RS, Wrexham Wales v USA (D) 14:00
23. Saturday 16th November Glyndŵr University RS, Wrexham Winner A v Winner D (QF2) 13:00
Although I think cost due to the quantity could be an issue here...
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| A really enjoyable and successful evening last night, big well done to all concerned in organising it and running it. The as usual top quality Heathcotes catering provided us with a Samoan / NZ themed 4 course dinner, interspersed with interviews by MC for the night Brian Carney between each course with local players Paul Wellens, Jon Wilkin, Chris Riley and Jon Clarke. All spoke with humour, passion and insight into what it is to be a RL player, representing your country and the impact RL can have on lifestyle and the community.
Then we had a fantastic range of top raffle and auction prizes that raised a tremendous amount of money for the RLWC2013 Legacy Charity fund and saw many guests going home happy with what they had won.
Once well done to the organisers, to the MC and players and to all who came to enjoy the evening. If you missed this one - look out for the next one and don't miss out!
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| Are the £20 Category 3 tickets sold out for the HJ Double Header offer? Tried booking online, but an error message appears.
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| Is anyone volunteering for the world cup.
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| Anyone who is still looking to book tickets the 50Days code still works and it reduces the tickets to half price. Might also still work for the final.
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| Does anyone know of any coach company running a coach to Cardiff on the 26 from the Warrington area
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| Offiah and fellow former Strictly Come Dancing contestant Gethin Jones, who will be hosting the event, will both be wearing their dancing shoes.
The pair will be doing the jive with their original TV show partners, Camilla Dallerup and Erin Boag.
The ceremony takes place before the England v Australia opening match.
taken from BBC sport.....
good grief
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| Quote: SEB "There certainly will be some titanic clashes. Are you too young to remember Tonga V NZ at Wilderspool in 1995? For the 8,000 people there that night, it went down as one of their most memorable matches ever. I can still remember it clearly, whearas I already have trouble recalling some bits of the season just gone. As for the final - are you forgetting that NZ are the current holders? And empty stadium? The last four finals have seen crowds of 74k, 66k, 44k and 51k. Why so negative?
As I say, some of RL's worst enemies are its own "fans". All this talk of non-contests and matches being not entertaining. Well, I refer you back to the football on Friday. 85k for an utterly unappealing match. We are supposed to love RL and be proud of our tough heroes like Paul Wood who put their bodies on the line for the game they love too. And anyone who did watch yesterday would have seen the pride in the Welsh boys singing the national anthem and the enthusiasm with which they played. Yet so many "fans" just can't be bothered.
If the core RL fans really got behind the sport, it would attract more and more casual observers and help the game grow, bringing in sponsors and better TV deals. Until they do, then the very people who moan and whinge about things being not good enough are the very ones holding RL back.'" I certainly remember the Tonga V NZ match in 95 , that was a big year for Rugby league in NZ with the first season of the New Zealand Warriors.
That effort by Tonga is likely to be repeated. They have a side well capable of beating NZ and England with most of their stars making themselves available for the World cup this time around.
Tonga will be raging hot favorites in Pool C as NZ are in Pool B , setting up an epic clash in the quarter finals.
I'm a dyed in the Wool Kiwis supporter , I really hope Tonga get a fair go from the Reffs this time around ( that game you referred to included the dubious penalty for a win to NZ and a set of Tackles which only gave Tonga four tackles hot on attack before the Reffs called Tackle six turn over ball ),
In terms of promoting the World cup you couldn;t go too wrong promoting the video of the Doncaster School kids welcoming the Kiwis with a Haka and receiving the rare honor of the Kiwis replying with a Haka to show respect for the kids challenge.
Spine tingling stuff , best of all spontaneous , that Video has gone semi Viral in NZ rugby league circles , so little promotion of the cup in this part of the world.
Lastly I would Love England or NEw Zealand to win. Heart says NZ for obvious reasons , head says England on home soil 1) Because they are strong enough to pull it off
2) For the good of the sport.
Just be glad you don't have to play Tonga they're going to turn heads again.
Fiji are no weaklings either of course , they have a tasty looking squad / will be more than a speed bump.
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| Ordered all my tickets now. Can't wait. Get to as many games as you can afford have time for, you will not regret it.
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| Quote: 1teaminWigan "Does anyone know of any coach company running a coach to Cardiff on the 26 from the Warrington area'"
Bank Quay to Cardiff Central is 23 quid return if you've got a railcard.
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