That's how I saw it too.

You'll be OK imo.

Ref gave us next to nowt 2nd half , but at least we gave no BP away .

Got home about half an hour ago. Final score line much closer than it needed to be but we were never in any danger of losing.

Was relying on folk watching on telly to get an update on the floodlight situation, there wasn't an announcement until 7.50pm about any of the situation!

What was the FT score please?

Great win in what I thought had potential disaster written all over it.
The rec in winter on a thursday night early season had me very worried.

Leigh won 28-14.

Nice one

Blimey at least they got the game on, on the same night. We had two trips up there the other year for an NRC game, the first was called off due to a waterlogged pitch on a Sunday and we had gone up Saturday staying over in nearby St Bees, the second time it was midweek and was abandoned after 8 minutes after a local sub station packed in, we have a 3 hour journey to get there and was late so after a beer in their club house and an apology from their then Chairmans wife we drove back home!
I didn't go up the week after I couldn't face it again.

To be fair, it's still early days for electricity up there. There's bound to be teething problems.

To be honest ebing so close to sell afield , I wouldn't have thought electric was a problem and all the wind farms nearby!

I dont think Sellafield is a nuclear power station anymore just a nuclear recycling plant.

Still, you'd have thought it would produce a 'glow' sufficiently bright to watch a rugby game by!

It was when they winched 2 sheep to every floodlight post I knew it was going to be OK, mind it excited the locals

They would have to double the bromide in the drinks for that one