Update from last nights advisory board, I have copied and pasted these supporter notes, these are not official club minutes. (And apologies I missed the post asking for questions earlier in the week)

The club have extended Luke Coopers loan until the end of the season, with a 48 hour clawback option.

The club are pleased with the current playing squad and are continually looking to strengthen the squad if needed. All players are available for selection this weekend.

The club have had an Australian trialist training with them over the last two weeks and again, is available for selection.

We have two tough games ahead of us starting this week with Workington at home, followed by a trip to the current league leaders the week after.

In regards to an update on Watson Boas, an agreement has been reached with the PNG club however we are awaiting for them to now complete the legal paperwork. As such, no further update can be given at this time.

Crowds have been encouraging to date with positive feedback and an increase in numbers of those in the restaurant pre and post game, positive feedback has also been received with increased match day activities and social media coverage.

There are a number of pre match games this Sunday including U13 and Masters; supporters are encouraged to get to the stadium earlier to enjoy the full match day experience.

The next away game is Dewsbury on Sunday the 14th May and a supporters bus is being run with bookings and payments now being taken via the box office. Further details will follow in regards to pickup times.

Dewsbury are holding a retro shirt themed day for our visit in two weeks time, further details will be follow .

The club are continuing to promote the Legends of League dinner on the 27th of May, further details can be found on the club website.

The club are looking at arranging a summer supporter event to coincide with the gaps in fixtures during the June / July period.

Cheers Jemmo. Luke Cooper update is welcome news.

Thanks for the news, Jemmo.

The box office taking bookings for the away trip seems like a very sensible idea. It must hard work for the supporter volunteers to deal with this. Hopefully, this might mean more buses might be viable.

Yes it has to be a better way of doing it, too many times people have booked and then not turned up leaving the organisers to make up the difference out their pockets