So are you suggesting we follow the clubs with no ambition. I suggest we stick it out and then be invited to join the existing sl teams leaving the twinned clubs to play in the SL reserve league, being renamed in the process.

This is not about Leigh anymore. This is about saving the game below SL. Swinton are no longer swinton since they bent the rules of the system to 'sign' 6 players who were 'released' by wire. Funny how they all decided to try their luck at Swinton when there's loads of other clubs to choose from.

Swinton were presumably the only club willing to 'loan' them back to Warrington, in the event of an injury crisis at the HJ.

DC in reverse! Swinton leading the way eh. Any more promises on that new ground yet

Quote Budgiezilla="Budgiezilla"WELL SAID THE HALIFAX CHAIRMAN: [iHowever, the ruling was welcomed by Halifax, one of three Championship teams who have refused to enter into partnerships with Super League clubs. Halifax claim the dual-registration system is turning the lover-division teams into "feeder clubs" and argue the Leuluai case demonstrates "the short-sighted and foolish nature" of the decision to scrap the reserve grade in Super League. Halifax chairman Michael Steele said: "There can be no justification for the use of the Kingstone Press Championship as a venue for securing the fitness of established Super League players. "The sooner the Super League clubs and RFL recognise the mistake they have made and rectify it without taking the Championship for granted, the better the prospects for the future of the sport." The ruling has added fuel to the debate over the relationships between Super League clubs and those from the Championship but in the meantime St Helens' former England winger Ade Gardner will play on a dual registration for Whitehaven at Keighley on Sunday. Warrington prop Paul Wood, who was a member of the the Wolves' Grand Final team in October, began the season playing for Swinton against Workington last Sunday.[/i taken from www.sportinglife.com'" www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2013/fe ... CMP=twt_gu Another decent report on this issue,unfortunately (as in the sportinglife link) no mention of the leigh club NOT linking with a SL club only the yorkshire clubs and barrow.

Quote Budgiezilla="Budgiezilla"WELL SAID THE HALIFAX CHAIRMAN: [iHowever, the ruling was welcomed by Halifax, one of three Championship teams who have refused to enter into partnerships with Super League clubs. Halifax claim the dual-registration system is turning the lover-division teams into "feeder clubs" and argue the Leuluai case demonstrates "the short-sighted and foolish nature" of the decision to scrap the reserve grade in Super League. Halifax chairman Michael Steele said: "There can be no justification for the use of the Kingstone Press Championship as a venue for securing the fitness of established Super League players. "The sooner the Super League clubs and RFL recognise the mistake they have made and rectify it without taking the Championship for granted, the better the prospects for the future of the sport." The ruling has added fuel to the debate over the relationships between Super League clubs and those from the Championship but in the meantime St Helens' former England winger Ade Gardner will play on a dual registration for Whitehaven at Keighley on Sunday. Warrington prop Paul Wood, who was a member of the the Wolves' Grand Final team in October, began the season playing for Swinton against Workington last Sunday.[/i taken from www.sportinglife.com'" www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2013/fe ... CMP=twt_gu Another decent report on this issue,unfortunately (as in the sportinglife link) no mention of the leigh club NOT linking with a SL club only the yorkshire clubs and barrow.

Perhaps they know something that we don't.

you lot and your conspiracy theories Paul Rowley said they were not twinning with a SL club at the fans foruim and was backed up by the BOD I cant see the point in having a fans forum if some of you dont believe whats said then again it's typical of this forum why believe the truth when a good rumour is to be had

As said on this thread and several others, the situation has changed somewhat since the fans forums, nor were the comments widely publicised to anywhere near the extent of the current controversy. Without any sort of reiteration, even if the club feel as though they are repeating themselves, then folk will draw their own conclusions and that certainly isn't going to do us any favours.

Well said Fred

some folk only hear what they want to hear , i never respond to their posts .