Re: Academies : Sat Sep 02, 2017 11:23 pm  

Sir Kevin Sinfield wrote:

Yes, I couldn't find any mention of Leigh, hence the question.

Well done to Newcastle, Bradford and London for running academies from the lower leagues and Catalan for running an academy overseas.

Stop being a Pr!ck and try and understand the situation. And get rid of that sir in your username, you are lower than the lowest. We all look down at you because you're making a fool of yourself without knowing it.

Re: Academies : Sun Sep 03, 2017 8:21 am  

Cokey wrote:

Stop being a Pr!ck and try and understand the situation. And get rid of that sir in your username, you are lower than the lowest. We all look down at you because you're making a fool of yourself without knowing it.

It seems you are a bit touchy on this subject. I believe it is you that has just made a fool of yourself.

Re: Academies : Sun Sep 03, 2017 7:04 pm  

Menawhile, on a related & positive note, over 2000 at the U19s Grand Final today between Wigan & Castleford.

Re: Academies : Mon Sep 04, 2017 11:57 am  

CM Punk wrote:

Menawhile, on a related & positive note, over 2000 at the U19s Grand Final today between Wigan & Castleford.

IT was a really good game despite the scoreline only some last ditch defence prevented Cas from scoring 2/3 more tries. Wigan are a very good side with more than a few that will become household names over the next few years. Most of the Cas team are still eligible for the 19s next year so expect them to be strong again next season. Great experience for the young guys to play in front of a good crowd I'm not sure what that stand holds but I'd say was over 2/3ds full and well played Wigan in making it a good event with the build up,it's those little things that make the difference.

Re: Academies : Mon Sep 04, 2017 6:25 pm  

braytontiger wrote:

IT was a really good game despite the scoreline only some last ditch defence prevented Cas from scoring 2/3 more tries. Wigan are a very good side with more than a few that will become household names over the next few years. Most of the Cas team are still eligible for the 19s next year so expect them to be strong again next season. Great experience for the young guys to play in front of a good crowd I'm not sure what that stand holds but I'd say was over 2/3ds full and well played Wigan in making it a good event with the build up,it's those little things that make the difference.

Wigan have reported the attendance as 2,129

Re: Academies : Mon Sep 04, 2017 8:38 pm  

Wigan also gave free entry to kids wearing their community club kits or tracksuits. Wigan fielded 10 players who will still be eligible for the u19s next season, including the entire 3/4 line. Samy Kibula will be scary when he grows up; another year left at U19s and 6 foot 4 inch tall and 17 stone 11lb.