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Tonight live on BBC 5 live 8.50.

Workington, York, Gateshead, Whitehaven, Keighley away will do nicely. One's to avoid in the lower leagues are Leigh, Fev, Halifax away for obvious reasons of a potential upset, although I would quite like to get Leigh and give them a spanking at their place!!!!

most likely get Wigan away, so at least we will be on telly

Has to be a home game for me as it seems the club requires more revenue.

Are Swinetown in the draw or have all the National Conference teams been knocked out?

If they are, I'd take them at home!

I'd love a good away day draw so I can have a few beers and soak up the sun on a Sunday afternoon.

Most likely in Perpignan on a Saturday Afternoon ?

More likely to lose money if they get a home draw as the SCS will probably add on for additional G4S 'quality stewarding' and the opening of 1 stand

Whitehaven away

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HOLDERS HANDED CRUSADERS TIE


[iWigan will begin their defence of the Carnegie Challenge Cup against newly-formed Wrexham club North Wales Crusaders next month.

The Warriors will have home advantage against the Championship One club, who are coached by former Wales boss Clive Griffiths, on the weekend of April 13-15.

Wigan head coach Shaun Wane, who was assistant to Michael Maguire when the Warriors lifted the trophy at Wembley last August, was pleased to see his side paired with third-tier opposition.

"I'm quite happy with that," he said.

"We'll give them the respect they deserve but it could have been a lot worse."

Crusaders, formed from the ashes of the old Super League club at the Racecourse Ground, knocked out leading French club Toulouse in the third round in Wrexham on Saturday.

Chief executive Jamie Thomas described the task facing his club as "an Everest of a challenge".

He added: "I don't think anyone would expect us to go to Wigan and even get close to them but our boys will give them everything.

"The one thing that has seen this club through to this stage is its heart and that will be what we take to the DW Stadium next month."

Last year's runners-up Leeds, the reigning Super League champions, will be at home to Wakefield in one of four all-Super League ties.

Wakefield boss Richard Agar admits his side could have their work cut out against the Rhinos.

"It's a tough draw," he said.

"We're playing a side who are used to finding their ways to finals.

"But we're travelling alright at the moment. We're finding our feet and learning how to win games but we will have to be very much at our best."

The other top-flight clashes see St Helens, who gained a hat-trick of cup final victories from 2006 to 2008, take on former cup kings Widnes at the Stobart Stadium, Hull KR will host Catalan Dragons and Huddersfield will go to Hull FC.

St Helens captain Paul Wellens admits his side will feel at home at Widnes, with whom they shared the Stobart Stadium until moving to Langtree Park this year.

"It's going to be fantastic," he said.

"There will be a packed house at the Stobart.

"We would have liked a home draw but this is the next best thing for us, seeing as we spent the whole of last season there."

There will be another derby at Featherstone, who host top-flight neighbours Castleford, while six all-Championship ties will guarantee plenty of non-Super League representation in the last 16.[/i


Full fourth-round draw:

London Broncos v Dewsbury.

Widnes v St Helens

Leeds v Wakefield

Whitehaven v Salford

Featherstone v Castleford

Hull FC v Huddersfield

Wigan v North Wales Crusaders

Swinton v Gateshead

Hull KR v Catalan Dragons

Bradford v Doncaster

South Wales Scorpions v Halifax

York v Sheffield Eagles

Keighley v Warrington

Leigh v Rochdale

Oldham v Barrow

Hunslet v Batley


[iTies to be played on the weekend of April 13-15.[/i

[iGreat draw for the Reds

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We had a Whitehaven player train with us in Bury last night, could have been with the draw being made a little earlier as might then have chased a bit of inside info!

This is good timing for the club to make some sales from waterproof/showerproof clothing as the April showers should certainly be happening in Cumbria - but hopefully the game will still go-ahead on the chosen date as the
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I expect a difficult game,not played in the usual manner as on a firm,dry pitch,but with many Championship 1 clubs wanting promotion to avoid travel costs to new clubs Northampton,Hemel Hempstead and 2 others still to be announced,Whitehaven priorities may be elsewhere.
Plus the fact they have a tough Cumbrian derby against Workington the previous weekend to this game may take some juice out of them.

Is the very large guy who shouts "HHHHAAAAAAAAAVVVVVEEENNNN" very loudly still there? - major tourist attraction!

Wigan scored 18 tries against them in 2008 CC ,106-8 scoreline.

However our clashes with the Marras have always been much closer affairs whatever the form book .

believe there are two or three ex Salford Academy Players at Haven so they will be up for the game.

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Really looking forward to this

. Last time I went there it was a draw, (or I could be completely wrong) didn't Chris Charles have to kick from out wide to level the scores at the end?

It should be a pretty straightforward victory this time though, Whitehaven have declined a little since then.

No disrespect to Haven but it would be nice to see a couple of our U20s get a run in this game, particularly the young French lad.

I hope not

a good cup run ( all the way to the final please

) i hope we dont start experimenting otherwise it could be a banana skin.
Dont get me wrong , im all for trying new talent we may have. My opinion is they should be broken into the team over time , not in one week then missing the next.

Salford 40/1 with Paddy Power if anyone's interested (not checked the other major bookies odds yet). With 4 all SL ties and a favourable draw if we can get past Whitehaven I don't think we're a bad E/W bet. Trains to 'Haven seem to be a pain in the ar$e so club coach may be best option (as long as the toilets in use this time!).