Super League 11 is upon us.

Rugby League - the Northern English version of Rugby Union, played mainly in the South of England and in Wales.


A look at each of the teams -


Bradford Bulls
Stadium - Odsal Stadium
Last year's finish - runners up.


Huddersfield Giants
Stadium - Galpharm Stadium
Last year's finish - 7th


Hull
Stadium - Kingston Communications Stadium
Last year's finish - 3rd


Leeds Rhinos
Stadium - Headingley
Last year's finish - Champions


London Broncos
Stadium - Griffin Park
Last year's finish - 10th


Castleford Tigers
Stadium - The Jungle
Last year's finish - promoted



Salford City Reds
Stadium - The Willows
Last year's finish - 9th


St Helens
Stadium - Knowsley Road
Last year's finish - 5th


Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
Stadium - Belle Vue
Last year's finish - 6th



Warrington Wolves
Stadium - The Halliwell Jones Stadium
Last year's finish - 8th


Wigan Warriors
Stadium - The JJB Stadium
Last year's finish - 4th



The Catalans Dragons
Stadium - Gilbert Brutus
Last year's finish - N/A

O cool! A rugby league fan here! I was just about to start a rugby league thread.

I go for Wigan in Super League, and they're comin last!!!!

Who do you support?


PS: It's not a "northern england game" it's played in southern france, Half of Australia, New Zealand, Papua New guinea (it's their national sport) and throughout the Pacific Islands

rugger buggers...play a proper sport...like Association Football.....If I was responsible for that Harrow boy who picked up the ball during the football game, I wouldnt let him call it "rugger"...I'd have given him a thousand canes and told him to stop acting stupid and play a proper sport.....a game that requires skill!!!!.


grrrrr

No need to be so cold towards the sport just coz you don't like it.

Soccer is awesome, My two fave sports in the world are soccer and rugby league, and i'll never be able to choose which i like better.

Daz, if you live in Southampton, that's a shame, coz you're far from Rugby League. If you're ever up in London tho, try to catch a Harlequins game, you mite just like it.

PS: Do you know the difference between Rugby League & Rugby Union? Coz league is much better

I do indeed.....and Ipresume by soccer your refering to asSOCciation football....nah I dont really mind rugby, but union is bigger down south.

Trust me man, rugby league is awesome, it's just that you don't know it, so you like to knock it, addmitedly, i've done that before too with certain things.

Hey Blackleaf, Wigan won on Saturday, who do you reckon will get relegated?

Look how far Wigan Warriors have fallen. In the 1990s, they were Ruby League's dominant team, winning almost every trophy they competed in.

Now look at them - bottom of the Super League with even the likes of Catalans Dragons and Harlequins RL above them and, to make things worse, there deadliest rivals Saint Helens are the Super League Leaders.


Current Standings

Team......... Played.......W.......D.....L......F......A.......P ts

St Helens........ 11 ........11 ......0 .....0 .....327 ...116.... 22
Leeds .............11 ........9 .......0 .....2 .....370 ...147 ....18
Bradford .........11 .........7 .......1 .....3 .....284 ...201 ....15
Salford ............11 ........7....... 0 .....4 ......246 ...162 ...14
Warrington .......11 ........6.......0 ......5 .....273 ...203 ....12
Hull ................11 ........6 .......0 .....5 ......274 ...276 ....12
Wakefield ........11......... 4 ......0..... 7 ......261 ...280..... 8
Huddersfield .....11......... 4 ......0 .....7..... 260 ....306..... 8
Harlequins RL ....11 .........3 ......1..... 7 .....178 ....338..... 7
Catalans Dragons .11 ........3 ......0..... 8 .....257 ....360 ....6
Castleford .........11 ........3....... 0 .....8 .....220 ....445 ....6
Wigan ..............11......... 2...... 0 .....9...... 222 ...338 ....4

But, hopefully, they've got things back on track. They've just got a new coach, Brian Noble and, in his first game as coach, they thrashed Huddersfield Giants 46-14 yesterday -



Huddersfield 14-46 Wigan




Brian Noble's first outing as Wigan coach could scarcely have gone better as the rock-bottom Warriors hammered Huddersfield 46-14 at the Galpharm Stadium.

The Warriors turned to Noble to turn the club's fortunes around after a quite dismal start to the engage Super League campaign. First-half tries from Pat Richards (2), Danny Orr, Chris Ashton and Brett Dallas ensured the Giants were out of the game before the break.

The Giants had opened the scoring through James Evans but, just as they did in their loss at the JJB Stadium earlier in the year - Wigan's only other league win - they were simply outgunned by a determined Wigan side who came up with the kind of performance that makes a mockery of their position at the foot of the table.

Noble was only appointed successor to Ian Millward at the JJB Stadium this week but oversaw a nine-try romp to record only the Warriors' second win of a difficult campaign.

"I'm pleased for them - but it's only the start for us. Let's not forget we're still bottom of the league," said Noble. "I'm really pleased, though, there's a lot of happy people in there."

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Wat do you mean 'even Catalans are above em' Catalans have a great side, they should have been pushing for top 6