I agree. I'd really like us as a club to support them more, whether it's training or money or new players.
After the effort they've put in against some impossible odds, they should be commended.

Ladies' game is a sham.

3 or 4 clubs cheery pick all the talent, because they want to be the biggest fish in a tiny pond. They do not have the growth of the game at heart.

The Wakey girls have done brilliantly because they are just that - girls!

They'll get better with age and experience, but I fear as individuals develop, they too will get picked off.

I admire everyone of those lasses ,for them at this moment in time its a hobby they turn week in week and put there bodies on line.to be fair they take some bashings but go again.so i hope they all stick at it they will improve for the hard times

We sponsored one of the team this season and invited her to join some of the group in hospitality for the Cas game recently. We had a chat and I have to say she still showed huge amounts of enthusiasm despite the heavy results they were taking. I know they have targeted the upcoming Swinton game as one that they hope to show an improvement and go close in that game. As everyone has said, the better players get picked off. There is no money in this side, it's all run by the Community & Foundation team but I do hope the new owners throw some money at them to help them get going. I don't expect us to be the next York but a few new faces from some investment would go down really well.

I give them massive credit for sticking by each other all year.

Been to most of the games this year and the team has improved massively. The issue at the start of the season was there were a lot of 16-17 year olds playing against established championship players. The back end of the year they were down on numbers with a few bad injuries as well as players moving to other teams mid season as this is allowed in the ladies game. We never had the full squad of players like a lot of the other teams did which meant several games finishing with 11 or 12 on the field. Yesterday at Swinton was a prime example. Went over there with only 14 players and were 12-10 up with 20 minutes to go but just couldn't hold on. With the core of what hey have this year and the addition of a few experienced heads next year they will do well.