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Why didn't the Bulls stop this stupid saga long ago?

BULLS ADMIT TO WRONG DOING

Bradford's former Leeds star Iestyn Harris

Bradford Bulls and Leeds Rhinos have settled their dispute over the signing of Iestyn Harris.

The Bulls apologised and agreed to pay compensation as well as Leeds's costs, averting a further High Court trial.

Leeds won an initial court battle in 2005, with a judge ruling they had first refusal to sign Harris when he returned from rugby union in 2004.

A further trial was expected in 2009, with Leeds allegedly claiming £3.2m in compensation from the Bulls.

A Bradford statement on Wednesday said: "Bradford Bulls now accept that, although when they signed Mr Harris they believed that they were free to sign him and acted in good faith in doing so, they now appreciate that in fact Mr Harris was committed to sign for Leeds Rhinos at the time, and apologise to Leeds Rhinos for doing so."

Former Leeds skipper Harris signed for the Bulls in 2004 after leaving the Cardiff rugby union team.In July 2005 a High Court judge found Harris guilty of failing to honour a clause in his contract which gave the Rhinos first call on his services as a league player.

Leeds were claiming the £3.2m pay-out in lieu of a transfer fee as well as lost merchandise potential and ticket sales that Harris's return could have provided. Bulls chairman Peter Hood said in January that Bradford could go bankrupt if Leeds won their claim.

But the Bulls statement added: "Bradford Bulls also wish to make it clear that the comments made by their Chairman, Peter Hood, reported in the press at the end of January 2008 were not intended to give the impression that Leeds Rhinos claims against Harris and Bradford Bulls were motivated by anything other than the protection of Leeds Rhinos interests."



Watch out for KR hitting the top 6

KR SNATCH DOBSON OFF FC

Michael Dobson 

Hull KR have completed the signing of Australian scrum-half Michael Dobson from NRL side Canberra Raiders.

The 21-year-old, who has previous Super League experience from spells with Wigan and Catalans Dragons, has signed a two-and-a-half year deal. Dobson will replace the club's former captain and scrum-half James Webster on their overseas quota.

Webster was removed after dislocating his shoulder, an injury which would have ruled him out of the whole season. Dobson will fly into the country in the next couple of weeks after being freed by the Raiders. Rovers coach Justin Morgan told BBC Radio Humberside he is delighted with his new signing.

"I'm very pleased because he's a highly sought after player. It's a great reflection on the club that he chose us over other clubs."

But Morgan dismissed speculation that they have paid over the odds to get the player to Craven Park. "There were a couple of other clubs in for him and in terms of the package, it was all a much of a muchness," he said. "I don't want people to believe we've splashed the cash. It certainly wasn't that way at all."

And Morgan says Dobson is his kind of scrum-half. "He does take on the line and he's got some deceptive speed," he said. "He's got a good change of speed and his support game is very good."He's a fantastic kicker and a great talker and he'll rally his forwards around the park when he gets here and he'll certainly fit into our ethos."

Dobson will have to wait to make his Robins debut and will not be eligible to play in this Sunday's fifth round Challenge Cup tie against Huddersfield. The club will also have to sort out his work permit before he will be able to pull on a Red and White jersey for the first time. "He's not registered in time for the cup game but he will be able to play in the next round if we win through because there's a new registration date," Morgan explained.

"The game after against Huddersfield (in the Super League) might be a bit tight but I think the week after that would be a huge possibility against Harlequins."



Re-naming it doesn't make it better unfortunately

 SAINTS RE-NAME STADIUM

St Helens

St Helens have announced that they will be renaming their Knowsley Road ground as part of a sponsorship deal.

The stadium, which has been the club's home since 1890, will now be known as The GPW Recruitment Stadium until the end of the 2010 season.

Saints' chief executive Tony Colquitt said: "GPW have been long time supporters of the Saints.

"We're sure this partnership will have benefits for both organisations to go from strength to strength."

St Helens have submitted plans to build an 18,000-capacity stadium on a derelict 46-acre site on the edge of the town centre to the local council.

Subject to gaining the necessary permissions, work is scheduled to begin on building the stadium this year with the first game set to be played there in 2010.



Back to the track for Dwainy boy

DWAIN FELT THE PAIN TOO MUCH

Dwain Chambers

Castleford have decided against offering sprinter Dwain Chambers a contract after the end of his trial.

Chambers tried his hand at rugby league after being frozen out of athletics following a two-year drugs ban. But the 30-year-old, who had never played the sport before, struggled to cope with the stamina required.

"He would need a significant amount of additional time to prove whether he would be capable of making the grade," read an official Castleford statement. "Time is something we don't have, but we wish him the best for the future."

The club said they had concluded the trial with "some reluctance". Chambers' future is unclear, but Castleford's decision may force him to fight the British Olympic Association's ban on him competing in Beijing later this year.

A BOA by-law prevents athletes found guilty of serious drugs offences from ever appearing at the Olympics, even after they have served their bans. But Chambers may be able to challenge the BOA's by-law 25 in court in an effort to make the Great Britain team.



Challenge Cup 2008

St Helens were crowned Champions after beating Catalans in the Final. Well done to Lee Gilmour and Nick Fozzard, both ex-Sharks players. As usual we follow the Sharks route to the Final.

5th Round Draw

Carnegie Challenge Cup 2008.

Ties from the fifth round of the Carnegie Challenge Cup will be played on the weekend of 10 and 11 May.

The two televised ties will be St Helens V Warrington Wolves on Saturday 10 May (BBC 1, kick off 15:00) and Hull KR V Huddersfield Giants on Sunday 11 May (BBC 2, kick off 13:15)

This year’s final will be played at Wembley Stadium on Saturday 30 August.  

Hull KR V Huddersfield Giants

Barrow Raiders V Wakefield Wildcats

Dewsbury Rams V Oldham

Bradford Bulls V Catalans Dragons

Wigan Warriors V Whitehaven

Widnes Vikings V Hull FC

Harlequins RL V Leeds Rhinos

St Helens V Warrington Wolves

SHARKS LINK TO THE CHAMPIONS 2008 

Round 1 - Stanningley beat Shaw Cross Sharks

Round 2 - Warrington Wizards beat Stanningley

Round 3 - Salford City Reds beat Warrington Wizards

Round 4 - Wakefield Wildcats beat Salford City Reds


We know what you really meant Brian

BIG MAC CLARIFIES WHAT HE MEANT

Brian McDermott

Harlequins coach Brian McDermott has clarified his comments after their 18-16 defeat to Catalans Dragons. An emotional McDermott caused a stir after seeing his side throw away a 10-point lead at the Millennium Stadium.

After the game he said: "I am asking some questions whether the whole bit of being in London works." But on Tuesday McDermott added: "At no stage did I question whether London works. I questioned whether we were

getting it right." Tries from Julien Touxagas and Justin Murphy gave Catalans a dramatic late win over Harlequins as part of the Millennium Magic weekend.

It came just a week after Quins had seen a 14-point advantage overturned at Wakefield and brought a fiery response from the coach, who took over the club two years ago. "In hindsight, I shouldn't have gone into the press conference," added McDermott.

"As a coach, when I see my team lose two games in a row in the dying minutes, then I start to ask questions about what we are doing here in London. By that I mean in terms of our preparation, how we train, when we train, how we travel to games and so on. "There is certainly no question about whether or not rugby league will work in London. Rugby league does work in London and is making real progress.


RFL go from one extreme to... the other!

BONKERS BINGO!

A new television game show, called BingoLotto, will be winging its way to your screens in February 2008. The show, fronted by comedian and I’m A Celebrity! winner Joe Pasquale and Dancing on Ice star Suzanne Shaw, is an interactive game in which viewers can play along in real time. BingoLotto will allow viewers to join in the fun from home, playing a variety of games and experiencing moments of real drama and emotion.

BingoLotto has been tried and tested in Sweden where it has raised just under £1 billion for charities and sports organisations. At least 20% from each ticket that is sold here in the U.K will be distributed to sport and recreational projects nationwide to support a host of good causes.

A mixture of charities and good causes will be supported by BingoLotto and these will be split between mainstream and sports related causes, mirroring the format in Sweden. BingoLotto is working closely with CCPR (Central Council of Physical Recreation), which is the representative body for national sport and recreation organisations in the UK, and will identify the sporting bodies to receive support from the game. Beneficiaries will range from football and folkdance through to rounders and rugby.

The game is designed for all-round family fun (although players must be 16 or over) and players who obtain a winning Game card have the chance to call the show and be randomly selected to play for a variety of prizes, including sensational jackpot giveaways, new cars and holidays around the world.

BingoLotto, which is a one hour show, will be broadcast on digital TV channels Virgin1 and Challenge every Friday night between 7 and 8pm. Players can purchase tickets from outlets displaying the BingoLotto sign around the country, which will give them the chance to play three rounds of bingo and other games during the TV show from their own homes, with 1 in 9.5 Game cards being winners!

Furthermore, the funding that will be received will be spent on new and enhanced activity programmes, from grass roots to special projects, like infrastructure improvement and capacity building. BingoLotto will also provide a valuable profile to a wide range of sports and activities as they will be featured on the weekly show and also on the BingoLotto website.

All in all, BingoLotto has the potential to be a massive success so go on, give BingoLotto a TRY! in 2008.


Fixtures 2008
FIXTURES 2008
Friday, 09 May 2008
Co-Operative Rugby League Conference National
Warrington Wizards v Lancashire Lions, 20:00
Saturday, 10 May 2008
Co-Operative Rugby League Conference National
Dewsbury Celtic v Hemel, 14:30
Featherstone Lions v Gateshead, 14:30
Huddersfield Underbank v Bramley, 14:30
Carnegie Challenge Cup
St Helens v Warrington, 15:00
Telstra Premiership
Brisbane v Manly
Canterbury v Penrith, 9:30
Melbourne v Newcastle
North Queensland v Cronulla, 10:30
Sydney v Canberra, 7:30
Sunday, 11 May 2008
Co-Operative National League Two
Hunslet v Gateshead, 15:00
Keighley v Rochdale, 15:00
Swinton v York, 15:00
Co-Operative Rugby League Conference National
Liverpool Buccaneers v Celtic Crusaders Colts, 14:30
Carnegie Challenge Cup
Barrow v Wakefield, 15:00
Bradford v Catalans Dragons, 15:00
Dewsbury v Oldham, 15:00
Harlequins RL v Leeds, 15:00
Hull KR v Huddersfield, 13:15
Widnes v Hull, 15:00
Telstra Premiership
Brisbane v Manly, 3:00
Parramatta v St George/Illawarra, 5:00
Monday, 12 May 2008
Carnegie Challenge Cup
Wigan v Whitehaven, 19:30
Telstra Premiership
Melbourne v Newcastle, 9:00
Thursday, 15 May 2008
Co-Operative National League One
Salford v Celtic Crusaders, 19:30
Friday, 16 May 2008
Engage Super League
Leeds v Wakefield, 20:00
Wigan v Warrington, 19:30
Co-Operative National League Two
Barrow v Rochdale, 19:30
Telstra Premiership
St George/Illawarra v Melbourne
Saturday, 17 May 2008
Engage Super League
St Helens v Catalans Dragons, 18:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Gateshead v London Skolars, 18:30
Co-Operative Rugby League Conference National
Bramley v Lancashire Lions, 14:30
Gateshead v Warrington Wizards, 14:30
Hemel v Featherstone Lions, 14:30
Huddersfield Underbank v Celtic Crusaders Colts, 14:30
Telstra Premiership
Canberra v South Sydney
Cronulla v Brisbane
Gold Coast v Canterbury
Manly v North Queensland
Newcastle v Wests
Parramatta v Sydney
Penrith v New Zealand Warriors
St George/Illawarra v Melbourne
Sunday, 18 May 2008
Engage Super League
Castleford v Bradford, 15:30
Harlequins RL v Hull, 15:00
Huddersfield v Hull KR, 15:00
Co-Operative National League One
Batley v Whitehaven, 15:00
Halifax v Dewsbury, 15:00
Leigh v Featherstone, 15:00
Widnes v Sheffield, 15:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Hunslet v Blackpool, 18:00
Oldham v Swinton, 15:00
Workington v Doncaster, 15:00
York v Keighley, 15:00
Co-Operative Rugby League Conference National
Liverpool Buccaneers v Dewsbury Celtic, 14:30
Thursday, 22 May 2008
Northern Rail Cup
Featherstone v Salford, 19:30
Friday, 23 May 2008
Engage Super League
Bradford v Leeds, 19:30
Co-Operative National League Two
Barrow v Hunslet, 19:30
Doncaster v Rochdale, 19:30
Northern Rail Cup
Rochdale v Doncaster, 19:45
Saturday, 24 May 2008
Engage Super League
Catalans Dragons v Huddersfield, 18:30
Northern Rail Cup
Batley v Oldham, 15:00
Celtic Crusaders v Widnes, 17:30
Rochdale v Doncaster
Widnes v Celtic Crusaders
Telstra Premiership
Canterbury v Cronulla
Manly v St George/Illawarra
New Zealand Warriors v Sydney
South Sydney v Melbourne
Wests v Gold Coast
Sunday, 25 May 2008
Engage Super League
Hull v St Helens, 18:00
Hull KR v Harlequins RL, 15:00
Wakefield v Wigan, 15:30
Co-Operative National League Two
Blackpool v Swinton, 15:00
Workington v Keighley, 15:00
York v London Skolars, 15:00
Northern Rail Cup
Batley v Oldham, 15:00
Monday, 26 May 2008
Engage Super League
Warrington v Castleford, 19:30
Tuesday, 27 May 2008
Co-Operative National League Two
Rochdale v Gateshead, 19:30
Thursday, 29 May 2008
Co-Operative National League One
Whitehaven v Salford, 19:30
Friday, 30 May 2008
Co-Operative National League One
Sheffield v Halifax, 20:00
Saturday, 31 May 2008
Co-Operative National League One
Celtic Crusaders v Batley, 17:30
Co-Operative National League Two
London Skolars v Workington, 19:30
Telstra Premiership
Brisbane v Parramatta
Canberra v Manly
Cronulla v Gold Coast
Melbourne v Canterbury
Newcastle v New Zealand Warriors
North Queensland v Penrith
South Sydney v St George/Illawarra
Sydney v Wests
Sunday, 01 June 2008
Co-Operative National League One
Dewsbury v Leigh, 15:00
Featherstone v Widnes, 15:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Blackpool v Gateshead, 15:00
Hunslet v Swinton, 15:00
Keighley v Barrow, 15:00
Rochdale v York, 15:00
Friday, 06 June 2008
Engage Super League
Leeds v Hull, 20:00
St Helens v Hull KR, 20:00
Wigan v Huddersfield, 20:00
Co-Operative National League One
Salford v Sheffield, 20:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Barrow v Doncaster, 19:30
Saturday, 07 June 2008
Engage Super League
Castleford v Wakefield, 18:00
Telstra Premiership
Canterbury v Newcastle
Gold Coast v Melbourne
Manly v Sydney
New Zealand Warriors v South Sydney
Parramatta v Canberra
Penrith v Cronulla
St George/Illawarra v Brisbane
Wests v North Queensland
Sunday, 08 June 2008
Engage Super League
Bradford v Catalans Dragons, 15:00
Harlequins RL v Warrington, 15:00
Co-Operative National League One
Batley v Dewsbury, 15:00
Leigh v Celtic Crusaders, 15:00
Whitehaven v Featherstone, 15:00
Widnes v Halifax, 15:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Gateshead v Keighley, 19:30
Oldham v London Skolars, 15:00
Rochdale v Blackpool, 15:00
Swinton v Workington, 15:00
York v Hunslet, 15:00
Friday, 13 June 2008
Engage Super League
St Helens v Bradford, 19:30
Co-Operative National League Two
Doncaster v Gateshead, 20:00
Saturday, 14 June 2008
Engage Super League
Catalans Dragons v Wigan, 20:00
Harlequins RL v Leeds, 18:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Barrow v London Skolars, 16:30
Telstra Premiership
Canberra v Brisbane
Cronulla v New Zealand Warriors
North Queensland v Newcastle
South Sydney v Penrith
Wests v Parramatta
Sunday, 15 June 2008
Engage Super League
Hull v Castleford, 15:15
Wakefield v Huddersfield, 15:30
Warrington v Hull KR, 15:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Hunslet v Oldham, 15:00
Keighley v York, 15:00
Swinton v Rochdale, 15:00
Workington v Blackpool, 15:00
Friday, 20 June 2008
Engage Super League
Leeds v St Helens, 19:30
Co-Operative National League One
Sheffield v Batley, 20:00
Saturday, 21 June 2008
Engage Super League
Catalans Dragons v Warrington, 20:00
Hull KR v Wakefield, 18:00
Telstra Premiership
Brisbane v Wests
Canterbury v Canberra
Cronulla v Parramatta
Melbourne v North Queensland
New Zealand Warriors v Manly
Newcastle v Sydney
South Sydney v Gold Coast
St George/Illawarra v Penrith
Sunday, 22 June 2008
Engage Super League
Bradford v Hull, 15:00
Castleford v Wigan, 15:30
Huddersfield v Harlequins RL, 15:00
Co-Operative National League One
Dewsbury v Celtic Crusaders, 15:00
Featherstone v Leigh, 15:00
Halifax v Whitehaven, 15:00
Widnes v Salford, 15:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Blackpool v Oldham, 15:00
Gateshead v Swinton, 15:00
Rochdale v Doncaster, 15:00
Workington v Hunslet, 15:00
York v Barrow, 15:00
Friday, 27 June 2008
Engage Super League
St Helens v Huddersfield, 20:00
Wigan v Harlequins RL, 20:00
Co-Operative National League One
Salford v Halifax, 20:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Doncaster v Workington, 20:00
International Match
France v England, 20:00
Saturday, 28 June 2008
Engage Super League
Leeds v Castleford, 18:00
Wakefield v Catalans Dragons, 18:00
Co-Operative National League One
Celtic Crusaders v Widnes, 17:30
Co-Operative National League Two
Barrow v Swinton, 18:30
London Skolars v York, 19:30
Telstra Premiership
Canberra v Cronulla
Gold Coast v St George/Illawarra
Manly v Newcastle
North Queensland v South Sydney
Parramatta v Melbourne
Penrith v Brisbane
Sydney v Canterbury
Wests v New Zealand Warriors
Sunday, 29 June 2008
Engage Super League
Bradford v Hull KR, 15:00
Hull v Warrington, 15:15
Co-Operative National League One
Batley v Featherstone, 15:00
Leigh v Sheffield, 15:00
Whitehaven v Dewsbury, 15:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Hunslet v Rochdale, 15:00
Keighley v Blackpool, 15:00
Oldham v Gateshead, 15:00
Friday, 04 July 2008
Engage Super League
Harlequins RL v St Helens, 19:30
Saturday, 05 July 2008
Engage Super League
Wigan v Leeds, 18:00
Telstra Premiership
Canterbury v South Sydney
Gold Coast v Manly
Melbourne v Canberra
Newcastle v St George/Illawarra
Parramatta v Penrith
Sunday, 06 July 2008
Engage Super League
Castleford v Hull KR, 15:30
Huddersfield v Bradford, 15:00
Hull v Catalans Dragons, 15:15
Warrington v Wakefield, 15:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Blackpool v London Skolars, 15:00
Gateshead v York, 19:30
Hunslet v Barrow, 15:00
Rochdale v Keighley, 15:00
Swinton v Doncaster, 15:00
Workington v Oldham, 15:00
Friday, 11 July 2008
Engage Super League
Leeds v Huddersfield, 20:00
Co-Operative National League One
Sheffield v Whitehaven, 20:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Barrow v Oldham, 19:30
Saturday, 12 July 2008
Engage Super League
Catalans Dragons v Harlequins RL, 20:00
Wakefield v Hull, 18:00
Co-Operative National League Two
London Skolars v Swinton, 15:00
Telstra Premiership
Brisbane v Canterbury
Cronulla v Manly
New Zealand Warriors v North Queensland
Penrith v Newcastle
South Sydney v Parramatta
St George/Illawarra v Canberra
Sydney v Gold Coast
Wests v Melbourne
Sunday, 13 July 2008
Engage Super League
Hull KR v Wigan, 15:00
St Helens v Castleford, 15:00
Warrington v Bradford, 15:00
Co-Operative National League One
Dewsbury v Salford, 15:00
Featherstone v Celtic Crusaders, 15:00
Halifax v Leigh, 15:00
Widnes v Batley, 15:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Keighley v Gateshead, 15:00
Rochdale v Workington, 15:00
York v Blackpool, 15:00
Tuesday, 15 July 2008
Co-Operative National League Two
Doncaster v Hunslet, 20:00
Friday, 18 July 2008
Engage Super League
Wigan v St Helens, 19:30
Saturday, 19 July 2008
Engage Super League
Catalans Dragons v Leeds, 20:00
Huddersfield v Warrington, 18:00
Co-Operative National League One
Celtic Crusaders v Whitehaven, 17:30
Telstra Premiership
Canberra v Sydney
Canterbury v New Zealand Warriors
Cronulla v Newcastle
Gold Coast v Penrith
Manly v Parramatta
Melbourne v St George/Illawarra
North Queensland v Brisbane
South Sydney v Wests
Sunday, 20 July 2008
Engage Super League
Bradford v Wakefield, 15:00
Harlequins RL v Castleford, 15:00
Hull v Hull KR, 12:15
Co-Operative National League One
Dewsbury v Sheffield, 15:00
Featherstone v Salford, 15:00
Halifax v Widnes, 15:00
Leigh v Batley, 15:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Blackpool v Barrow, 15:00
Gateshead v Rochdale, 15:00
Hunslet v London Skolars, 15:00
Oldham v Doncaster, 15:00
Swinton v Keighley, 15:00
Workington v York, 15:00
Friday, 25 July 2008
Co-Operative National League One
Salford v Leigh, 20:00
Sheffield v Featherstone, 20:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Doncaster v Blackpool, 20:00
Saturday, 26 July 2008
Co-Operative National League Two
London Skolars v Gateshead, 15:00
Telstra Premiership
Brisbane v Cronulla
Canberra v Gold Coast
New Zealand Warriors v Melbourne
Newcastle v South Sydney
Parramatta v North Queensland
Penrith v Wests
St George/Illawarra v Canterbury
Sydney v Manly
Sunday, 27 July 2008
Co-Operative National League One
Batley v Celtic Crusaders, 15:00
Whitehaven v Halifax, 15:00
Widnes v Dewsbury, 15:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Hunslet v Workington, 15:00
Oldham v Keighley, 15:00
Rochdale v Barrow, 15:00
York v Swinton, 15:00
Friday, 01 August 2008
Engage Super League
Wigan v Hull, 20:00
Saturday, 02 August 2008
Co-Operative National League One
Celtic Crusaders v Sheffield, 18:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Barrow v Gateshead, 15:00
Telstra Premiership
Brisbane v Canberra
Cronulla v St George/Illawarra
Manly v Penrith
Melbourne v Gold Coast
Newcastle v Parramatta
North Queensland v South Sydney
Sydney v New Zealand Warriors
Wests v Canterbury
Sunday, 03 August 2008
Engage Super League
Castleford v Huddersfield, 15:30
Harlequins RL v Bradford, 15:00
Hull KR v Catalans Dragons, 15:00
Wakefield v St Helens, 15:30
Warrington v Leeds, 15:00
Co-Operative National League One
Dewsbury v Whitehaven, 15:00
Featherstone v Batley, 15:00
Halifax v Salford, 15:00
Leigh v Widnes, 15:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Blackpool v Rochdale, 15:00
Keighley v Doncaster, 15:00
Swinton v Hunslet, 15:00
Workington v London Skolars, 15:00
York v Oldham, 15:00
Friday, 08 August 2008
Engage Super League
Leeds v Bradford, 20:00
St Helens v Warrington, 20:00
Co-Operative National League One
Salford v Dewsbury, 20:00
Saturday, 09 August 2008
Engage Super League
Catalans Dragons v Wigan, 20:00
Co-Operative National League Two
London Skolars v Doncaster, 15:00
Telstra Premiership
Canberra v Penrith
Canterbury v North Queensland
Cronulla v South Sydney
Gold Coast v Newcastle
Manly v Melbourne
New Zealand Warriors v Brisbane
St George/Illawarra v Wests
Sydney v Parramatta
Sunday, 10 August 2008
Engage Super League
Hull v Huddersfield, 15:15
Hull KR v Harlequins RL, 15:00
Wakefield v Castleford, 15:30
Co-Operative National League One
Batley v Halifax, 15:00
Celtic Crusaders v Leigh, 18:10
Whitehaven v Sheffield, 15:00
Widnes v Featherstone, 15:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Gateshead v Blackpool, 15:00
Hunslet v York, 15:00
Keighley v Workington, 15:00
Oldham v Barrow, 15:00
Rochdale v Swinton, 15:00
Friday, 15 August 2008
Engage Super League
Leeds v Castleford, 20:00
Wigan v Wakefield, 20:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Barrow v Keighley, 20:00
Doncaster v York, 20:00
Saturday, 16 August 2008
Telstra Premiership
Brisbane v St George/Illawarra
Canberra v Newcastle
Melbourne v Sydney
New Zealand Warriors v Cronulla
North Queensland v Gold Coast
Parramatta v Wests
Penrith v Canterbury
South Sydney v Manly
Sunday, 17 August 2008
Engage Super League
Bradford v Hull, 15:00
Harlequins RL v St Helens, 15:00
Huddersfield v Catalans Dragons, 15:00
Warrington v Hull KR, 15:00
Co-Operative National League One
Dewsbury v Featherstone, 15:00
Halifax v Celtic Crusaders, 15:00
Leigh v Whitehaven, 15:00
Salford v Batley, 15:00
Sheffield v Widnes, 15:15
Co-Operative National League Two
Blackpool v Hunslet, 15:00
Rochdale v London Skolars, 15:00
Swinton v Oldham, 15:00
Workington v Gateshead, 15:00
Friday, 22 August 2008
Engage Super League
Hull v Harlequins RL, 19:30
Wigan v Leeds, 20:00
Co-Operative National League One
Sheffield v Dewsbury, 20:00
Saturday, 23 August 2008
Engage Super League
Catalans Dragons v Wakefield, 20:00
Co-Operative National League One
Celtic Crusaders v Salford, 17:30
Co-Operative National League Two
London Skolars v Blackpool, 15:00
Telstra Premiership
Canterbury v Parramatta
Cronulla v Sydney
Gold Coast v Brisbane
Newcastle v North Queensland
Penrith v Melbourne
South Sydney v Canberra
St George/Illawarra v New Zealand Warriors
Wests v Manly
Sunday, 24 August 2008
Engage Super League
Bradford v Hull KR, 15:00
Castleford v Warrington, 15:30
Huddersfield v St Helens, 15:00
Co-Operative National League One
Batley v Leigh, 15:00
Featherstone v Halifax, 15:00
Whitehaven v Widnes, 15:00
Co-Operative National League Two
Gateshead v Doncaster, 15:00
Keighley v Hunslet, 15:00
Oldham v Workington, 15:00
Swinton v Barrow, 15:00
York v Rochdale, 15:00
Friday, 29 August 2008
Co-Operative National League Two
London Skolars v Keighley, 18:15
Saturday, 30 August 2008
Telstra Premiership
Canterbury v Brisbane
Manly v Gold Coast
New Zealand Warriors v Penrith
Newcastle v Melbourne
North Queensland v Canberra
St George/Illawarra v Parramatta
Sydney v South Sydney
Wests v Cronulla
Friday, 05 September 2008
Engage Super League
St Helens v Warrington, 20:00
Saturday, 06 September 2008
Telstra Premiership
Brisbane v Newcastle
Canberra v Canterbury
Cronulla v North Queensland
Gold Coast v Wests
Melbourne v South Sydney
Parramatta v New Zealand Warriors
Penrith v Manly
Sydney v St George/Illawarra
Sunday, 07 September 2008
Engage Super League
Castleford v Bradford, 15:30
Harlequins RL v Catalans Dragons, 15:00
Hull KR v Hull, 12:00
Wakefield v Leeds, 15:30
Warrington v Huddersfield, 15:00


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