Just read an article about leigh and what league they will be in next year apparently they will know by Nov 11th can't link it as i am on my phone

I think this is too late, if Gateshead indeed want to drop a division then it's common sense to bring Leigh into the division again.



The sooner Leigh know about it the sooner they can prepare for it.

common sense is something the rfl lack

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Put us back up.... you know it makes sense

, We have a large away following and put more money through other clubs gates than most (as do Widnes) - simple

plus leigh is closer than Gateshead

Leigh is also too near Bryn for my liking.

Keep em down i say, they got relegated and it should stay that way.

I agree, They were relegated and should stay down. If Gateshead continue to trade it should be in the league they were in, NL1.

I'm not sure to be honest. Nothing against Leigh and always look forward to our clashes with them but at the end of the day, they are a licence rival and the state Gateshead appear to be in, I'd much rather them be in our divison.



How pi$$ed would we all be if Leigh stayed up and either a) They reach the GF and win a licence, or b) we went down with Leigh sending us down on the last day of the season.



Leigh being in the division increases the excitement but it is playing with fire a little.

Vikingman is 'having a laugh' he's a mate of 'ours' calm down.

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IT'S 2015/18/21/24 MAYBE FOR Leigh, doesn't matter what crap league we're in next season. 2012 is for Widnes or someone that isn't from NW England.

Gateshead are currently expelled from the RL. If they come back, it appears that they have asked to be in C1, so that they can 'start again', mainly with local players. On that basis, they wouldn't be able to compete in the Championship, anyway.



Whether anyone replaces them, in the Championship, is another matter! Although Championship chairmen would not be happy with only nine home league games - they wanted the league increasing, not decreasing!