More fitting if Keighley get promoted this season (then hopefully we wouldn't need to step foot in their grounds again for at least another season anyway).

Gareth Walker has written about dual registration in this week's League Express under the heading 'Clear as mud'. The opening paragraph explains how London Broncos have announced a DR partnership with Widnes, despite Widnes already having such an arrangement with Whitehaven. Broncos can also DR players from Wakefield (who are also in partnership with Featherstone) and have two other DR agreements with clubs in League 1. Gareth asks if the reader is confused yet. Er...YES!
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He makes some further bullet points:
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London Broncos now have DR agreements with FOUR clubs - Wakefield and Widnes in Super League, and Oxford & London Skolars in League 1.
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In theory, and within current rules, the Broncos could dual register with EVERY club in Super League.
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Leeds prop Andy Yates was named in BOTH Leeds and Hunslet 19-man squads at the weekend.
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Bratfud Dulls have a partnership with Coventry but last week sent two players on loan and one on DR to Oxford.
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Wigan have DR with Workington but also have Rhodri Lloyd on loan at rivals Whitehaven.
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Wigan's Lloyd has also played for Swinton this season, whilst Huddersfield's Oliver Roberts has turned out for both Oldham and Sheffield. Jacob Fairbank played for FOUR different clubs in 2013.
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London only partnered with Wakefield so that Jarrod Sammut could play for them - Wakefield didn't want to do a loan because that would mean Sammut going south for at least a month.
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There's more to the article but I'm sure you get the gist. F-A-R-C-E. What a complete joke.

UK based Super League clubs should have to run a reserve team. It's so simple. Cougars do it

Should be one of the criteria for Superleague membership.

I read an interesting tweet from Gareth Walker (RL Journalist) the other day"London, who already have a duel reg agreement with wakefield (also partnered with fev), sign one with Widnes, who have one with Whitehaven"

There's something inherently wrong with our game

Reading the reserve team news is great, very refreshing amongst the sour taste of the DR scandals. Very glad we never DR with anyone, id rather be in Champ 1 and have a solid youth development. Without a reserve team how do clubs develop players?

They don't, they either buy overseas crocks on ridiculous contracts or pay peanuts to any club who has a potential 'good un'.
Training and development of players is HARD WORK. Lots of clubs find that anathema.