Orange date means out of contract at end of 2010 season.

Head of Coaching and Rugby
First Team Coach
Assistant Coach
Director of youth development
2. Chris Riley home grown 2011
3. Matt King Overseas Quota 2011
4. Chris Bridge 2012
5. Chris Hicks Overseas Quota 2011
6. Lee Briers home grown 2011
7. Richie Myler 2013 - signed from Salford
8. Adrian Morley 2012
9. Michael Monaghan Overseas Quota 2013
10. Gareth Carvell 2011
11. Louis Anderson Overseas Trained 2011
12. Ben Westwood 2013
13. Ben Harrison home grown 2014
14. Micky Higham 2012
15. Jon Clarke 2011
16. Paul Wood home grown 2011
17. Simon Grix 2012
18. Mike Cooper home grown 2012
21. Kevin Penny home grown 2011
23. Ryan Atkins 2013 - signed from Wakefield
24. Alex Thompson home grown ????
26. David Solomona Overseas Trained - but see next post below on relaxed restrictions 2011 - signed from Bradford
27. Vinnie Anderson Overseas Trained - but see next post below on relaxed restrictions 2010 - Joining Salford in 2011
28. Adam Neal home grown ????
29. Rhys Williams home grown 2012

Currently Out on Loanhome grown 2011 - On dual registration at Leigh
20. Matty Blythe home grown 2010 - On dual registration at Leigh
22. Tyrone McCarthy home grown 2011 - On dual registration at Leigh



PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ADVISE OF ANY ERRORS/OMISSIONS

Departures from 2009 squad
1. Stuart Reardon - Released April 2009 - joined Hull FC, then released from there too, now at Bradford
2. Paul Johnson - Released, training with Wakefield
3. Martin Gleeson - Transferred April 2009 - joined Wigan
10. Paul Rauhihi - Retired Overseas Quota
17. Steve Pickersgill - joined Widnes home grown
32. Brian Carney - Retired

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QUOTA RULES

2010
At least 7 "home grown" players
No more than 5 overseas quota players
No more than 6 "overseas trained" players inc 5 OQs
Rest of squad to be from players trained within same Federation

2011
At least 8 "home grown" players
No more than 5 overseas quota players
No more than 5 "overseas trained" players inc 5 OQs
Rest of squad to be from players trained within same Federation

Where

"home grown" = any player still under 21 and/or has completed 3 years service with same club before turning 21.

same federation = any player still under 21 and/or has completed 3 years service before turning 21 with other clubs within UK for UK SL clubs or France for Catalans etc. OR was registered with the RFL before 1 February 2008.

overseas quota = as per current rules i.e. anyone unable to prove origins within EU or Kolpak countries.

and

"overseas trained" = any other player.

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RFL "RELAX" RESTRICTIONS ON EXISTING OVERSEAS PLAYERS:

The RFL has now announced that clubs will be able to renew or extend the contracts of non-federation players who were signed before the rule was changed in June 2007.

Those players can be retained on top of the non-federation players that clubs are allowed, though the new dispensation will expire if players switch clubs or at the end of any contract extension.

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SUPER LEAGUE CLUBS AGREE EXTENSION:

Tuesday 21st October 08

After consultation with engage Super League clubs at this week’s end of season meeting, the RFL board has approved an extension to a recent exemption to the club trained rules.

At the meeting held in Harrogate, engage Super League clubs unanimously agreed that the club trained rules should remain and that a number of players registered in the competition prior to the adoption of the club trained rules should count as federation trained players.

Clubs also agreed that any legal case brought against the RFL for introducing such rules should be defended vigorously.

Rod Findlay, the RFL’s in-house lawyer said: “The club trained rules were introduced at the start of the year to increase the number of home produced players in the top flight. Clubs are fully behind these rules and reaffirmed their support this week.

“What this extension does is accommodate those players who have made a career in the game before they were aware of the possibility of club trained rules. Long term once the people qualify for the current exemption retire the club trained rules will do what they were designed to do and that is bring through more home grown talent.”

To take advantage of the extension of the exemption a player must apply to the RFL to be ‘federation trained’ at the end of their current contract. They also must have registered with the RFL prior to 1 February 2008, the date when the club trained rules were introduced.

Their status as a federation trained will then apply throughout their career, even if they move clubs in the future.

Thanks SEB for updating the list, makes it really easy to see whos signed till when without doing loads of trawling

Not seen you around much, Seb, any reason or just the decline in quality keeping you away?

Anyway, do you know if we're working right up to the cap at the moment or do we have anything left? Have there been any official club statements or anything?

It'll be interesting to see where they all play Next Year!!!

New job, less time to spend on here.

Which teams have special dispensation to have more than 6 overseas players , wigan have more or have they just found a loophole in the laws again ?

Didn't you go on and on and on and on (and on) about this last year even after the situation was explained to you in simple terms?

Good squad for next year, let's hope we play as well on pitch as we do on Paper!!!

Just to add, Thompson and Tyke are homegrown.

good squad hopefully work well together, dunno how atkins is going to fit in with king and bridge as centre and riley has had good last two seasons alot of choice for mr.smith.

Actually Lee Briers is fromthe St Helens team we bought him in 1997.

I have always had them marked as home grown.

That is irrelevant to the rules. The following is important"home grown"