Anyone else think this Gerrin2em is a bit of a sad .

5 posts and each one having a pop at the Hornets.

I think i'm flattered by the attention

Irlam Hornets 18 Halton Farnworth Hornets 26

SV 38-4 haresfinch.....all to play for.

Good luck, can you men finish top if you win?

Just shows what we could have done if we'd have had all our players for the start of the season but never mind, on to the summer now.

Yeah Spring View have a better points difference and will win the league if they win up at Hindpool.

I think you would have too much for Hindpool as we did, although they did have a top result last week against Heysham.

Get into the 6 and 1 and your laughing!

Hindpool still got three games to play and our game with them is the last one on April 7th.

Hindpool 14-32 SV.

SV NWC champions 2011/12.

Thanks to all involved for a top season....see you in the summer.

Well done Spring View from everyone at Hindpool Tigers, worthy champions again. Good luck to everyone in the summer, hopefully meet some of you again in the near future.

Congratulations to Spring View - well done on winning the league for the second season running. Looked dodgy for you to win the league on some occasions during the season but you stuck with it and credit where credit is due - a very good side

As for us lot - theres still a chance of us putting silverware on the table for the season - NWC Challenge Cup Final Saturday 14th April - Woolston Rovers v Irlam Hornets - 2:30pm at Rylands ARLFC - gonna be another tough game against a very good side from a higher division but if we play like we did in the semi-final we've got a chance

Great result for you Saturday Fred, good luck in the final

Cheers Shawy - good luck in the summer league

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Cheers shawy....looks well when we get better coverage in cumbrian press than we do in the wigan press.

Having played in 4 times v Irlam in the two years and on numerous occasions v Woolston including one this year one thing is for sure, it won't be for the faint hearted. Should be a belter.

It did look shaky for us Fred u are right, we lost 3 games at home by no more than 2,3,4 points around October time swell as getting beat at langworthy....at the time I didn't want to undermine the opposition we have a small squad and during that period of the season we had lost a few to knocks and work, we went to HFH with 14 men, and dominated a good side on there own patch....for me turning our season around, I think winning 9 of the last 10.

We are a completely different side to last year, we lost our top try scorer, for the entire season, our captain, and a player who cleaned up in last years presentation for two thirds, plus half of our pack retiring in the summer.....for me this year is sweeter than last year and it a credit to everyone involved. Proud guy.

Woolston Rovers 30 - 14 Irlam Hornets

Some big lads on that pitch today! The scoreline flatters Woolston quite a bit, they scored a 2-3 runaway tries late on in what was a fairly even contest. Irlam were hit early by the loss of a key half-back and that showed with lack of organisation at times. Woolston then went into the lead something like 18-4 before Irlam pulled it back to within 6 points.

Woolston played the game well and spotted Irlam's right side defence was poor, they attacked several times and made yards every time, scoring down that side a few times. Was pretty even down the middle - Woolston's bigger lads took some putting down, and a couple of Irlam's showed good pace and feet, a great try from a young Irlam 2nd Rower being a highlight.

Irlam had their chances to win and were camped on Woolston's line for several sets on a few occasions, but bombed it and just kept trying to barge over from dummy half or first receiver - lack of communication and organisation really showed and despite having a couple of ball handlers they kept going for brute force. Woolston's No.7 was flying out the line on every tackle looking for the interception and eventually got one, going the length to score and kill Irlam off. Woolston ran in a couple more in the last few minutes as Irlam's heads dropped.

In all, Woolston probably the better side - more organised and showed better hands, with solid defence.