Congratulations to Leeds Tykes

Facilities as in the excellent university facilities the club can offer, excellent coaching facilities links with the other University physiotherapy etc etc etc I could go on but you surely get the point by now

Knock WPL facilities if you must but not sure anyone has complained about the decent beer the food always goes down well and there's always a pot you can pee in as well ample parking,  on behalf of our poor impoverished club I can only apologise for the lack of a footman to escort you to your seat, 

We have been promised running water and electricity next year

Bad form knocking any club for facilities ...and WPL do a very good job and are excellent hosts to us, 

Apologies to all Nat one clubs expecting sable seat cushions and cashmere blankets next year, hopefully a decent game will suffice, but deffo give the quail's eggs a try at half time 👍

I heard that their club wouldn't let them.play.  Remember when they had Yorkshire in their name.

One of their poaching team was at our last home match.  Usually part of the coaching team, but having a role change.

It varies depending on which Division the County competes in. It was changed a year or so ago which means that you now see less National 1- level players in particular, but also Nat 2 players as they can only play in Div 1 (or in the U20 comp). Im sure that many of them must welcome the break come May/June.

For info below are the regulations from the RFU:

Eligible Club: For these competitions:

Men

Bill Beaumont Division 1 – a Club at Level 3 (National League 1) or below;

Bill Beaumont Divisions 2 & 3 (where applicable) – a Club at Level 5 (Regional 1) or below;

Women

Gill Burns Division 1 – a Club at Level 2 (Championship 1) or below;

Gill Burns Divisions 2 & 3 (where applicable) – a Club at Level 3 (Championship 2) or below;

 U20

Jason Leonard Men’s National U20 Competition – a Club at Level 3 (National 1) or below;

England Academy Players or EAP: As defined in RFU Regulation 1;z