So after Ben who are we signing next ? Guess on a post card or post them here

The best signing that we could make would be a long term agreement with Owlerton. All this quietness about the ground is starting to get to me now.

Sorry Charlie the wind blow and grass roles passed on that one?????
When I goggled it I got Richard Harris .....

Richard Harris ? he played Rugby player Frank Machin in the film This Sporting Life , and he was once married to Actress Ann Turkel , I think ?But George is a very good prospect , Charlie knows .

Another one tomorrow who is it????? An Irish man???

www.sheffieldeagles.com/index.ph ... Itemid=490 Sheffield Eagles are delighted to announce the signing of prop forward Jack Blagbrough on a one year deal from Super League side Huddersfield Giants. Blagbrough, 19, made his Super League debut for the Giants last season against the Bradford Bulls and came from the ranks at the Huddersfield’s academy where he recently won the Under 18’s Academy Player of the Year Award. Speaking of the signing, Eagles Head Coach Mark Aston, “It’s great to announce Jack is joining the club, he’s an exciting young player with a bright future.” “He’s a big, strong player that, let’s say, won’t be afraid to straighten a few collars! He’s the type of player I’m keen to sign and we are known for bringing to the club, young players with a great attitude and work ethic who have spent time in great systems.” “He’s a smart kid and will continue to study Mathematics and Biology at the University of Leeds alongside his development here and I have no doubt he’ll get better and better over the next few years.”

www.sheffieldeagles.com/index.ph ... Itemid=490 Sheffield Eagles are delighted to announce the signing of prop forward Jack Blagbrough on a one year deal from Super League side Huddersfield Giants. Blagbrough, 19, made his Super League debut for the Giants last season against the Bradford Bulls and came from the ranks at the Huddersfield’s academy where he recently won the Under 18’s Academy Player of the Year Award. Speaking of the signing, Eagles Head Coach Mark Aston, “It’s great to announce Jack is joining the club, he’s an exciting young player with a bright future.” “He’s a big, strong player that, let’s say, won’t be afraid to straighten a few collars! He’s the type of player I’m keen to sign and we are known for bringing to the club, young players with a great attitude and work ethic who have spent time in great systems.” “He’s a smart kid and will continue to study Mathematics and Biology at the University of Leeds alongside his development here and I have no doubt he’ll get better and better over the next few years.”

Keith Keith Keith Keith ...... always knew one day he would come home

Leeds Rhinos legend Keith Senior is returning to his roots to put a foot on the coaching ladder.

Senior, who set Super League records for most tries and appearances during a glittering 13-season spell with Leeds, will be part of Sheffield Eagles’ coaching staff next season.

The former Great Britain centre joined Leeds from Sheffield at the end of the 1999 campaign, having begun his playing career with Eagles three years earlier.

The 37-year-old has not played since suffering a serious knee injury more than two years ago, but now works for Rhinos’ charity the Leeds Rugby Foundation.

That will continue, but he is keen to gain coaching experience under former Eagles team-mate Mark Aston.

“It is something I have been thinking about a while, getting into the coaching side of things,” Senior said.

“I know the Eagles’ coach Mark Aston very well and I’ve heard some very good reviews of his coaching.

“That’s one of the big factors. To progress up the ladder you’ve got to have somebody that’s very good in the job they do.

“I played at Sheffield for a long time and I know the set-up and the coaching set-up there. I’ve been down and they’ve got some great training facilities, through Hallam University.

“Their facilities are up there with some Super League teams. They are trying their best to progress the team as a whole and they are going in the right direction.

“It is a massive building progress and they have got people in place for when they do feel the time is right and they are good enough to possibly progress.”

Eagles have won the last two Kingstone Press Championship Grand Finals, beating Featherstone Rovers in 2012 and Batley Bulldogs this year.

“I’ll be getting involved with the first team,” Senior added.

“It is an early step on the coaching ladder for me. I’ve done the amateur set-up, I’ve done the scholarship - under-15s and all that at Leeds - and I think the time’s right to start climbing the ladder.

“I think I have got a good chance of learning something at Sheffield and also having a massive input, with the experience I’ve had throughout my career.”

Senior will continue his work for the Leeds Foundation.

“That’s the beauty of it,” he said. “In the Championship most training is done at night, because it’s part-time rugby.

“I will be taking on a massive workload, because I’ll still be full-time with the Foundation. That does take priority.

“But it is something I want to look at progressing. I feel that doing the Foundation work is great for me, but coaching is something that’s a real challenge and it’s going to test my mind and test the experience I’ve picked up.

“I think it’s a good step for me to take.”

Great news!

Fantastic news really glad to see him back with an absolute wealth of experience there is only more good times to come

Welcome home, Keith.

Says in League Ex that Tubs is ready to sign a world cup player SBW or Billy Slater????