Bulls will get a grade C I think and receive severe warnings for the future, as will a few others I think.
right and correct decision for mine, council will be made up
WOW! Was not expecting that!
well bu$$er me! did not expect that at all - totally shocked, did Noble know something...... ???
Superb decision, just a shame that the quins have been allowed to continue dragging the game through the brown stuff.
The Welsh experiment was always going to fail, all they care about is the re re girls game union
Happy days, no welsh, no lols........................ bingowings youre history
I was hoping that would be the case, it appears cru also recognise they are nowhere near sl standard and did the decent thing, shame its took them 3 years to do it
So Wakey have a license I take it?
Can't tell I'm at work and not much information about yet
I suppose if you consider that the RFl are pro expansion (obviously!) if widnes were let in, someone from that area had to be replaced....
Still shocked, I'd of thought Cru were untouchable....
real glad wakey are staying though
yes they got awarded a licence
from sky website
Crusaders will drop out of Super League from 2012 after withdrawing their application for a licence renewal.
Widnes had already had their promotion from the Championship confirmed for next season and with no league expansion planned, one of the current Super League clubs was certain to be demoted.
In an announcement at Old Trafford on Tuesday, the Rugby Football League confirmed that Crusaders will make way for the Vikings in what will be the only change to the competition's make up.
Wakefield were thought to be the club most at risk of losing their place, but the Wildcats have had their licence renewed and are given an unexpected reprieve.
Halifax were in the running to join Widnes as a new Super League club but their bid for a licence ultimately proved unsuccessful.
Harlequins and Castleford were also thought to be under threat of demotion but as expected have been given new three-year licences.
.
Keef Senior is not happy....!
Well big Keith did state at the start of the season that Crusaders where a club that shouldnt be in super league
was just gonna say the same lol worryingly someone just text me to say he may be a replacement for matt king, I sincerely hope not!
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posted on 26/7/11
Bulls will get a grade C I think and receive severe warnings for the future, as will a few others I think.
posted on 26/7/11
right and correct decision for mine, council will be made up
posted on 26/7/11
WOW! Was not expecting that!
posted on 26/7/11
well bu$$er me! did not expect that at all - totally shocked, did Noble know something...... ???
posted on 26/7/11
Superb decision, just a shame that the quins have been allowed to continue dragging the game through the brown stuff.
The Welsh experiment was always going to fail, all they care about is the re re girls game union
Happy days, no welsh, no lols........................ bingowings youre history
posted on 26/7/11
I was hoping that would be the case, it appears cru also recognise they are nowhere near sl standard and did the decent thing, shame its took them 3 years to do it
posted on 26/7/11
So Wakey have a license I take it?
Can't tell I'm at work and not much information about yet
posted on 26/7/11
I suppose if you consider that the RFl are pro expansion (obviously!) if widnes were let in, someone from that area had to be replaced....
Still shocked, I'd of thought Cru were untouchable....
real glad wakey are staying though
posted on 26/7/11
yes they got awarded a licence
posted on 26/7/11
from sky website
Crusaders will drop out of Super League from 2012 after withdrawing their application for a licence renewal.
Widnes had already had their promotion from the Championship confirmed for next season and with no league expansion planned, one of the current Super League clubs was certain to be demoted.
In an announcement at Old Trafford on Tuesday, the Rugby Football League confirmed that Crusaders will make way for the Vikings in what will be the only change to the competition's make up.
Wakefield were thought to be the club most at risk of losing their place, but the Wildcats have had their licence renewed and are given an unexpected reprieve.
Halifax were in the running to join Widnes as a new Super League club but their bid for a licence ultimately proved unsuccessful.
Harlequins and Castleford were also thought to be under threat of demotion but as expected have been given new three-year licences.
.
posted on 26/7/11
Keef Senior is not happy....!
posted on 26/7/11
Well big Keith did state at the start of the season that Crusaders where a club that shouldnt be in super league
posted on 26/7/11
was just gonna say the same lol worryingly someone just text me to say he may be a replacement for matt king, I sincerely hope not!
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