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Well they are the cup holders, would be one of the more obvious teams to show that weekend...

Not good for the club.Im sure the players will be relishing playing against the
pros.
Shame its not at our gaff

Sat tea time on telly? mmmm maybe

I hope it is not on tele. People seeing us getting a hiding is not the way forward.

Has anyone actually read the headline?

No, I hadnt...until now!

I did!

It appears that in a bid to save money the BBC are employing dyslexic journalists.

Going back to the TV debate, I can't see it being on to be honest. Leeds vs Crusaders will definitely be on because it's the only all Super League tie. I'd guess the other would be between Fax vs Br*dford and Leigh vs Catalans.

I hope we're not on, I think could lower the paying attendance even more, especially the fair weather fans we have that are considering coming along.

It's HALIFAX V BRADFORD BULLS****E on tv This is according to the leauge express.
The ground only holds 6,000 because one stand as been closed down due to health and safety.
That's all folks.

Too late. Anyone quick enough would have read "Warrington start Challenge Cup defeat against Keighley". Perhaps it's an omen?

Just a thought here - You would think that with the cup games that when the Super League clubs are brought into the equation that the RFL should acknowledge the strength & financial wealth (well - in most cases) associated with the Super League sides by enforcing the rule that all Super League sides face an away fixture, that is only for the Super League entry round, this would boost the coffers of the lower divisions and create a big home following (potentially)

Like I said - Just a thought!

Or.... Change the rule that give season ticket holders their first game free.

Both would be the ideal situation