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North One / Re: N1E next season
« Last post by Fredsbar on Yesterday at 10:41:36 PM »Lancashire and Cheshire lost their appeal last night. Version x remains.
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North One / Re: N1E next season
« Last post by heathen on Yesterday at 10:07:56 PM »Think the best solution would be the the one that was suggested earlier. "Promote both second placed teams from Yorkshire and Durham and Northumberland 1 to NE1.leaving Lancashire to sort themselves out.
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North One / Re: N1E next season
« Last post by Rugby01 on Yesterday at 07:49:08 PM »Web posting on Rolling Maul website
Not confirmed on either Stockport web site or Northern Division web site
http://www.rolling-maul.com/north-one-west_topic17162_page41.html
MikeGC Joined: 04 Oct 2014 Location: Burnage
Posted Yesterday at 18:02
I have just heard that Stockport have been selected to level transfer to N1E.
Not confirmed on either Stockport web site or Northern Division web site
http://www.rolling-maul.com/north-one-west_topic17162_page41.html
MikeGC Joined: 04 Oct 2014 Location: Burnage
Posted Yesterday at 18:02
I have just heard that Stockport have been selected to level transfer to N1E.
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North One / Re: N1E next season
« Last post by Harry Hotspur on Yesterday at 07:31:36 PM »I'm pleased the RFU are cutting down the travelling time, if Stockport get level transferred that's a 5 hour round trip for Percy Park. I think Burnage have also been asked to volunteer to go to N1E and have respectfully declined.
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North One / Re: N1E next season
« Last post by Welshwonder on Yesterday at 06:19:54 PM »From another forum, it appears that Kendal after relegation from North Premier last season will play in North West One which means level transfer will be needed and I understand that Stockport will play in North East One next season.
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Other Senior Rugby / Re: 2019-2020 fixtures
« Last post by old style prop on May 22, 2019, 08:23:34 AM »TY
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Other Senior Rugby / Re: 2019-2020 fixtures
« Last post by Marauder on May 21, 2019, 10:53:03 PM »Old style prop, drop me an email our fixture Sec seems to have a descent contact list for fixture secs I can send you
Nick38@me.com
Nick38@me.com
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Other Senior Rugby / Re: 2019-2020 fixtures
« Last post by old style prop on May 21, 2019, 07:13:17 PM »Cheers Ash ill chase up our sec for it, have asked YRFU for that information a couple of times every year for the last three years and get told they don't have anything (or get sent a few pictures of some old email addresses as in my last attempt). Obviously right hand and left hand not speaking to each other at both club and county level. Sometimes feels like some people assume these things happen but never check to see if they do.
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Other Senior Rugby / Re: 2019-2020 fixtures
« Last post by avinastella on May 21, 2019, 06:09:54 PM »StellaCheers O&S
I’m told the appeal is about what the leagues at level 7.
Last season Lancs and Cheshire (l&c) had 13 teams and Cumbria 8 at level 7.
L&c were told it would be one down so their could get back to even numbers 14 teams. Relegation from North West one has relegated 3 l&c teams. Two promoted so they now have 15 teams in their league, Cumbria now only have 7 teams in there league.
Having been promised at the start of the season no more level transfer to Cumbria 1, RFU North now proposed to level transfer a team to Cumbria 1.
L&C clubs would rather be relighted to level 8 which only has 11 clubs rather than level transfer.
Just to stir the pot the breakaway Lancashire league have extended there deadline to join for next season to the end of may.
That’s a summary I got from a mate In Cheshire today.
So bottom line, the review was a roaring success then.
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Other Senior Rugby / Re: 2019-2020 fixtures
« Last post by Oldandslow on May 21, 2019, 05:03:41 PM »Stella
I’m told the appeal is about what the leagues at level 7.
Last season Lancs and Cheshire (l&c) had 13 teams and Cumbria 8 at level 7.
L&c were told it would be one down so their could get back to even numbers 14 teams. Relegation from North West one has relegated 3 l&c teams. Two promoted so they now have 15 teams in their league, Cumbria now only have 7 teams in there league.
Having been promised at the start of the season no more level transfer to Cumbria 1, RFU North now proposed to level transfer a team to Cumbria 1.
L&C clubs would rather be relighted to level 8 which only has 11 clubs rather than level transfer.
Just to stir the pot the breakaway Lancashire league have extended there deadline to join for next season to the end of may.
That’s a summary I got from a mate In Cheshire today.
I’m told the appeal is about what the leagues at level 7.
Last season Lancs and Cheshire (l&c) had 13 teams and Cumbria 8 at level 7.
L&c were told it would be one down so their could get back to even numbers 14 teams. Relegation from North West one has relegated 3 l&c teams. Two promoted so they now have 15 teams in their league, Cumbria now only have 7 teams in there league.
Having been promised at the start of the season no more level transfer to Cumbria 1, RFU North now proposed to level transfer a team to Cumbria 1.
L&C clubs would rather be relighted to level 8 which only has 11 clubs rather than level transfer.
Just to stir the pot the breakaway Lancashire league have extended there deadline to join for next season to the end of may.
That’s a summary I got from a mate In Cheshire today.