Re: Championship 1 Champions : Tue Sep 04, 2012 1:04 pm
Derwent wrote: I tell you what is confusing about this. In Feb this year the RFL released this statement to clarify what was happening in CC1 this year.... http://www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/24 ... -promotion That statement contains the following.... To determine the Champions of the Co-operative Championship One season, there will be a top six play-off at the end of the campaign with the winners of the Grand Final deemed as champions. Yet Nigel Wood has already congratulated Doncaster for becoming champions, so its a bit confusing. That said, I think Doncaster have earned the right to be called the champions. My issue isn't with Donny being champions, its that the RFL do not seem to know or remember what they announced in February at the start of the season. Some clarification wouldn't go amiss. Not on the RFL website he hasn't “On behalf of everyone at the RFL I would like to congratulate Doncaster on their fine achievement, which is reward for a lot of hard work by everyone at the club,” said Wood. “Doncaster should be justifiably proud of winning a first league title in their 61-year history and I am sure they will celebrate their success long and hard before turning their attentions to preparing for life as a Championship club.” http://www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/26 ... -wigan-and |
Derwent wrote: I tell you what is confusing about this. In Feb this year the RFL released this statement to clarify what was happening in CC1 this year.... http://www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/24 ... -promotion That statement contains the following.... To determine the Champions of the Co-operative Championship One season, there will be a top six play-off at the end of the campaign with the winners of the Grand Final deemed as champions. Yet Nigel Wood has already congratulated Doncaster for becoming champions, so its a bit confusing. That said, I think Doncaster have earned the right to be called the champions. My issue isn't with Donny being champions, its that the RFL do not seem to know or remember what they announced in February at the start of the season. Some clarification wouldn't go amiss. Not on the RFL website he hasn't “On behalf of everyone at the RFL I would like to congratulate Doncaster on their fine achievement, which is reward for a lot of hard work by everyone at the club,” said Wood. “Doncaster should be justifiably proud of winning a first league title in their 61-year history and I am sure they will celebrate their success long and hard before turning their attentions to preparing for life as a Championship club.” http://www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/26 ... -wigan-and |
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