I wonder if they're looking to relocate to a smashing new development just off the M62?

Really? are your sure I said that because I think you'll find it wasn't me bud, I just responded to your 'A much better set up than Wakefield.' rubbish.

It seems our Widnes friend was right - the reports are that this deal has generated nil in cash terms and has been bought with advertising on a small percentage of their fleet of trucks.

Bearing in mind that the Engage deal was worth a million quid or so, the recent decision by the RFL to get rid of 15 or so development officers starts to make more sense; what with chucking a million at the Dulls, giving up a further million in sponsorship and taking on a posh office at Media City in the hope that walking past a BBC exec in the car park will improve the profile of RL in the mainstream media, they'll no doubt be on their uppers.

Stobart rents all his rigs and payes minium wage to support his horse racing

Any idea which players will be on the 6 trucks allocated to Wakefield?

At a guess, Mathers, Lauitiiti or Southern (already pictured on the trailer used in the launch). If Morrison had still being playing then definitely him.

We are only getting 5 trucks, the 6th is being given to Bradford as a freebie.

But you're missing the bigger picture................. It is for the long term good of the game that Bradford are being given one of our trucks, as the extra advertising for Bradford will bring in some developers willing to spend £50 million pounds developing Odslum into a National RL stadium to be used for those 3 International games each year!!

i heard from a reliable source that hudderfield have made an offer for 4 of our 5 remaining trucks. apparently we are going to get a bicycle in exchange...

that did make me chuckle

I heard Wolves have managed to squeeze 5 more trucks in under budget

London have had to get rid of their biggest truck as it turns out they had too many that had been built abroad. This problem doesn't apply to Hull KR as although all theirs were built abroad they were manufactured by British people.

Very good!

One of Hull's trucks was found to be stuttering and had to have the fuel tested for additives!

The results were positive, but there was a long delay before any other trucks could be tested.

At the end of the investigation, the driver was 'reprimanded'

I bet Agar knew all about it! Agar Out!!!!