I'm a York Fan but always have a real soft spot for the Skolars, I always enjoy a trip to London and am looking forward to coming down in July. The fact is your squad is simply not good enough, you have bags of talent and enthusiasm but you need to sign 3-4 really good top line pro's who have bags of experience at playing at a good level. They would pay dividends in bringing your good but slightly raw kids on. Paul Thorman is ok and you have a few Quins players on dual registration, but what you need is the March Brothers type of player, passionate ex Super League pro with still plenty to offer.

given the Telegraph had it as one of only 4 RL events in its annual sporting calendar it clearly has some interest.



i agree about the performances all I can say is everyone wants it to get better and it isnt for want of trying

Elite, I don't doubt that it is an event that is recognised by some - the London RL community, and I take my hat off to you for your organisation of it - however, I just had exception with the over the top comment.



I desparately want Skolars to do well, I have a Skolars season ticket as well as a Quins RL one. It just seems that promises are made of improvement that never happen and it's been all downhill since Latham left Skolars.

I must admit to think the London Challenge game is a brilliant marketing and publicity tool for the RL cause in London. It must be so frustrating being a Skolars fan though. Endless promices of Jam Tomorrow and every season worse than the last one! Hector needs to dig deep sign four top quality players to guide the cracking bunch of young enthusiastic but very raw players you have. Players like Graham Holroyd, the March Brothers that type of ruthless comitted ex top line Pro.

I've got a soft spot for Skolars. I think if you keep up the good work, keep your loyal fanbase growing slowly, you may meet us (Leigh) sooner than some people think.

Well I for one wish you the best of luck for the rest of the season, least you won't finish bottom!