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Post by BVADMIN on Sept 26, 2018 11:04:48 GMT
2019 SEASON TICKETS ON SALE WEDNESDAY 26/9/18 at 10am
  'YOUR 2019 SEASON TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW.... The Best Christmas Present You Can Buy Each And Every Year.. ROLL ON 2019 - COME ON THE REDS.... |
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Post by BVADMIN on Oct 26, 2018 18:44:14 GMT
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Post by BVADMIN on Nov 6, 2018 12:21:19 GMT
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Post by BVADMIN on Nov 7, 2018 9:52:40 GMT
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Post by BVADMIN on Nov 13, 2018 22:34:00 GMT
ANFIELD CONFIRMED FOR MAGIC WEEKEND After 4 years in Newcastle magic weekend is on the move again with Liverpool’s Anfield Stadium announced as host for the popular event for next season . It will be the 5th city to host magic , after Cardiff , Edinburgh , Manchester and Newcastle .
After hosting the 2nd test between England and New Zealand the board at Liverpool made it clear to the RFL that they wanted to continue their relationship so the weekend has been confirmed for May 2th and 26th next year . Newcastle are now likely to hold a double header of Challenge Cup Semi Finals as Bolton did this season . The RFL believe the double header semi finals worked with the lower attendance due to Catalans involvement .
It will be a controversial decision though as Newcastle has proved a popular base , holding the record for a single day attendance of over 40,000 . Warrington Coach Steve Price is happy with the decision telling BBC Radio
“It’s an iconic stadium with a great history. Hopefully we can all put on a good spectacle. A lot of our supporters are in that network of Liverpool and it’s not as far to travel to. Newcastle’s put on a really good show for a number of years and I couldn’t fault the experience we had last year playing Wigan. Saying that, going to Anfield – it’s an unbelievable stadium and I’ve watched Liverpool there a number of times – it’s going to be really good for the game.”
The RFL also announced a new format for the games , dropping the idea of friendlies to favour a system based on last years placings , the fixtures are
Saturday May 25th
14:00 Wakefield v Catalans
16:30 Hull FC v Huddersfield
19:00 Wigan v Warrington
Sunday May 26th
13:00 Salford v Hull KR
15:30 Leeds v London
18:00 St Helens v Castleford |
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Post by BVADMIN on Dec 17, 2018 11:42:06 GMT
TAKEN FROM THE RUGBY LEAGUER & LEAGUE EXPRESS
MONDAY 17/12/18..
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Post by BVADMIN on Jan 1, 2019 9:37:15 GMT
NEW RULE CHANGES
FOR 2019 IN SUPER LEAGUE.
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Post by BVADMIN on Jan 3, 2019 13:41:26 GMT
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Post by BVADMIN on Jan 3, 2019 23:24:59 GMT
AWAY SHIRT FOR 2019 SEASON....
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Post by BVADMIN on Jan 11, 2019 21:49:00 GMT
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Post by SALFORD GIRL on Jan 12, 2019 6:41:13 GMT
HERE WE GO AGAIN.....
PRE-SEASON WARM UP GAME...
SATURDAY 12th JANUARY 2019:
KICK OFF 13:00
SALFORD RED DEVILS v SWINTON LIONS
AT THE A J BELL STADIUM.... |
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Post by SALFORD GIRL on Jan 12, 2019 16:28:07 GMT
RESULT...
SALFORD RED DEVILS 52-6 SWINTON LIONS
NEXT UP WIGAN WARRIORS
SUNDAY 20/1/19
KICK OFF 2pm at the A J BELL.
 IAN WATSON | “I THOUGHT WE LOOKED QUITE SMOOTH”
Salford Red Devils got 2019 off to a great start with a 54-6 victory over local rivals Swinton Lions and Head Coach Ian Watson was pleased with various aspects of his side’s performance. On the game… I thought it was a good performance and we did what we’ve worked on in the pre-season. We got out of our own half a little bit too easily as we got quite a few penalties on tackle three. I’d have like to see a little more of an arm-wrestle to see more of what we have worked on. But everything that was put in front of the boys they reacted really well to especially when we were making all the changes to mix it up a bit people got plenty of game time. On adapting following the changes… I thought we looked quite smooth even when Jackson [Hastings] and Rob [Lui] came off and we put Niall [Evalds] into the halves. We’ve done a bit of practice in training running with different combinations just in case anything happens. We know we’ve got a small squad, but we’ve got players who can play in different positions and that was on show for us against Swinton. On Connor Davies-Aspey’s debut… I was really pleased for him. He’s a baby, to be fair, and I thought he did great. He made a couple of breaks and a little bit of inexperience cost him from making a try for Jansin [Turgut] but he created a nice try for Derrell [Olpherts]. I’m sure he’ll be telling everyone about nearly getting his ribs knocked out as well, but I thought it was great for a young kid to come in and do that. On fellow triallist – Calvin Wellington… Calvin did really well coming in at left centre. He has the ability to play on both sides and he transfers the ball really well, but he suits us with him not having a preference as to which side he plays on. On the players who didn’t feature… All going well they should be included next weekend against Wigan. With the game being a little different at the moment with the stop clock we wanted our middles to get decent minutes and get used to how it feels to be under the pump and play under the stop clock. That’s why we didn’t make a change in the first half and then let the middles run for a full forty in the second half, also. On how the players handled the stop clock… We’ve got players here who are big enough and fit enough to play long minutes if you look at the first half, we had Mark Flanagan, Lee Mossop and Gil Dudson who all did a full forty and handled it really comfortably. On the stop clock… It flowed a lot better today. I thought the first ten minutes went really quickly, it used to take a long time to get to the ten-minute mark in some games but today I thought the stop clock helped today and it sped the game up. My thing with it was when you’re watching a game on Sky Sports, they were finishing way beyond 10pm and the game was getting dragged out longer and longer, but I think the stop clock kind of drags that back in really rather than it being stop-start. Hopefully, it’ll make the Betfred Super League more entertaining. On goal kicking… No, we’ve no issues there. Ed [Chamberlain] practices religiously so we’ve not got much of a problem with that. It was fairly windy when Ed was out there kicking today. The good thing is last year I don’t think we had a single goal kicker for the majority but now we’ve got a handful of genuine goal kickers – Ed, Jackson, Rob, Joey [Lussick] and Niall likes to put a kick in every now and again. So, we’ve no worries in that department. |
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Post by BVADMIN on Jan 13, 2019 13:03:01 GMT
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Post by BVADMIN on Jan 17, 2019 20:44:41 GMT
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Post by SALFORD GIRL on Jan 19, 2019 9:20:19 GMT
TAKEN FROM THE DAILY MIRROR
SATURDAY 19/1/19...
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