just won the players player of the year award at warrington

well deserved

Section 4, part 5... 'All applicants for SL must have their own well' . Fortunately our ground was built on the site of a brewery, otherwise we would have to have cheated and piped water in from the Mersey.

You will have to ask Ian R what he had in mind, but I suspect he may have been thinking of the indoor training facilities for the 1st team which were enlarged to allow the U20's to train alongside them. Or perhaps the corners we filled in at the HJ . Don't know.

I see what you did there, you're replacing Bradford are you? For God's sake don't sign Ian Sibbitt.

Something I asked if it was viable to do at the LSV , apparently it was 2/3 years to break even on the saving on your water rates , it has baffled me why new stadia dont have solar panels fitted to the south facing stand roofs , or even wind turbines as I have seen on new industrial units in Liverpool

Not sure of the economics of either as I suppose they are very dependant upon current grant and feed in tariffs situations. But they will presumably have a fairly hefty capital outlay at the outset. I understand Leigh are just breaking even after losing the £100k RFL grant for this year, so it would be hard for them to come up with free £. I assume Wire must have done some feasibility study and looked at the payback period, but don't know.

I'd have thought the clout to do pre-season training in Australia would come under 'better facilities', even if we don't own Australia (yet).