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JAlthough we got alot of now no scope for what might have ^credit, and no little been. Our fight has obviously been sympathy, after our trips to boosted by last Saturday's win but and we tonight's match against Oldham is no didn't get the important less important. They too have shown element of league points and plenty of battling spirit but are only just as such travelled to Paris last in front of us in the table and as such weekend with apressing this is another “four pointer". Ifelt that need to secure victory. I we were unlucky when Oldham didn't want to increase that snatched adraw at Boundary Park but pressure by saying that at least it made us aware of our need to defeat would have ended capitalise on pressure, which remains our survival hopes but it is an area to work on, and of our visitors fair to say that we would never say die attitude. have been left with avery big In acouple of days we set out for the mountain to climb. Thankfully second leg of our World Championship the spirit was right despite our campaign. There is an argument that disappointments earlier in the we would be better being able to week and that was the key to concentrate on our main task there are our taking two well deserved some pluses in getting away and points in the Charlety continuing the work that has enabled us Stadium. The players know to steadily improve over the past that we are in a"death or couple of months. Although keen to do glory" situation and are well the pressure, because of our responding tremendously present situation, will not be as intense well to the task. Few as our Super League campaign but we would dispute that we need to compete and not to permit a could have beaten both loss in confidence. Ihave to admit t h e B r o n c o s a n d t h e though that Iwould be ahappier man Bulls including my departing on the back of two points opposite numbers at today. t h o s e c l u b s b u t unfortunately there is

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ANOTHER TRINITY OLD BOY ON BOARD AS stack of club and representative honours, and has BRAD DAVIS SIGNS IN proved agreat signing for this club over the past Following closely on the heels of Ritchie McKeii we seven years, being great value for money even at were delighted to capture his captain from £150,000. In that time he has made 222 Wakefield, Australian stand off Brad Davis. Twenty appearances for Cas and scored 1265 points, as L'- nine year old Brad has been in top form for Trinity well as being agreat leader as club captain. Lee this season having joined them acouple of years made afurther 264 first team appearances, back from York during which time he has mainly with his hometown club Hull where he deveioped into avery infiuentiai figure. He has started his career I7years back, and also in a also had spells with Nottingham and Huddersfield three year stint with . He also won 18 having been in this country international caps as well as s i n c e 1 9 9 2 a n d a s s u c h i s o f f representing Yorkshire. At his the overseas quota. Atop t h r e e s e n i o r c l u b s L e e playmaker with agood notched up 73 tries, I3drop kicking game Brad should goals and an impressive 1014 prove abig asset in the goals. weeks ahead and hopefully The highlight of his time at he will continue to maintain Castleford was probably him an impressive points scoring leading us to that amazing record with both tries and Regal Trophy success of a goals. few years back but on and off Moving on to players the field he has been agreat potentially leaving the club, c r e d i t t o o u r c l u b . L e e i s t o s e c o n d r o w e r S e a n stay with us, working with Richardson has joined Widnes Tony Marchant in coaching Vikings on amonth’s loan, the Academy lads and also although Ian Smales is now on the development side but back with us following aspell we wish him all the very best with Featherstone. ( in his retirement as aplayer. LEE CALLS IT ADAY Thanks "Crooksy". It was abig surprise to hear PLEASE NOTE the disappointing news that on medical advice our club skipper and pack leader Lee Crooks had Our home match against St Helens on the I7 decided to retire from the game. Knee problems August will now kick off at 6.30 p.m. not 3.30 as were plaguing Lee and Iunderstand that there originally scheduled. This is to avoid aclash with the race meeting at Pontefract. On the same was areal risk of permanent damage so wisely he has decided to call it aday. Lee has had a afternoon our Academy match will now kick off at 4.30 p.m. tremendous career in rugby league, winning a

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Tigers Teamtalk 0930 168 877 Bears provide atesting four pointer narrow home defeats at the hands of St After along gap we return home this Helens and Sheffield. The Bears led evening in what is acrucial clash Saints at half time in abad tempered between ourselves and the Oldham game, which saw our former player Gary Bears. The visitors lie two places and Lord and Saints Vila Matautia dismissed. one point above us in the table and with it was St Helens who came through to fixtures running out the importance of win by just four points. Last week they t h i s o n e i s c l e a r f o r a l l t o s e e . L i k e had an even closer run thing with ourselves Oldham have changed coaches Sheffield virtually ensuring their own this term, again like ourselves going for survival with aone point victory over our the Australian approach to steer them visitors. Those two results will make out of trouble. Castleford born Andy them all the more determined to take Goodway made way for former Aussie something from today’s clash. Turning test star Bob Lindner who had previously back to the World Club games, Oldham been aplayer with the Bears as well of lost quite heavily to the North course as having acouple of spells here Queensland Cowboys but earned alot of at Wheldon Road. Results have of credit in their second fixture when they course been disappointing which is why went down 14-48 to the Adelaide Rams Oldham find themselves near the foot of but gave abrave performance. the table but as with our own We have already met this.term when the performances of late they have been fighting spirit of both sides was in showing plenty of spirit and with alittle evidence as we fought back from an early luck could have turned near misses into deficit only to be denied by the two victories. In their two Super League points by alast minute try and goal fixtures post the World Club which gave Oldham the draw. Championship they have suffered two Odham

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A t f u l l b a c k f o r t h e B e a r s P a u l A t c h e s o n immediate and big impression in his time did more than anyone to deny us both with the Bears. Wingman Rob Myler is points when we travelled to Boundary yet another former Warrington player Park acouple of months back. The who is likely to claim aplace on the former Wigan star snatched both of his bench tonight. s i d e ’ s t r i e s a n d i s b a c k t o t h e f o r m t h a t As ever the Bears have astrong tough has won him Welsh representative pack line up with another former Wigan honours over the last couple of years. player and six cap GB under 21 man Ian Tongan wingman Afi Leuila came to this Gildart at open side prop and impressive country initially to join St Helens but Aussie Brett Goldspink who has ultimately switched to Oldham where he experience with lllawarra. Souths and scored six tries last term. Cumbrian Perth back home on the blind side. Howard Hill can slot in around the back Lively hooker john Clarke joined Oldham division but the Hensingham ARL product from East Leeds ARL where he won looks settled in at centre. Originally with BARLA representative honours before Leeds, centre Vince Fawcett has had a making the switch. Former centre Paul spell with Workington but returned this Topping has plenty of experience with year from astint in Australia to add his Swinton and Leigh before joining Oldham experience to the Bears cause partnering four years ago and has been switched former Wakefield player David Jones who into the Bears back row with some has claimed the left wing berth. It is at success. New Zealand back rower joe half back that Oldham can really excel Faimalo is atough hard worker who has with Francis Maloney and either Luke done the round with Workington,

i- Goodwin or Martin Crompton all being Swinton, Highfield and South Sydney very dangerous opponents. Maloney before settling in with the Bears. Loose started his career at Featherstone where forward David Stephenson has won a he won GB under 21 honours, having place back in the side having missed the spells with Leeds and Warrington before last couple of terms. Former Cas, Leeds his switch to Oldham. Scrum half and Halifax player Gary Lord is always a Crompton is another who has had aspell hard worker and should be back in action at Warrington although he first made his tonight having missed out last week mark with his home town Wigan who he through suspension, possibly on the subs joined from the local St Patricks ARL. bench. Completing the likely seventeen Goalkicking half back Luke Goodwin is an is another 100% player from New Australian capture who has made an Zealand Jason Temu.

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i \ PUSH BA they would Deaf Tiger fans not listen to reason What time I’ve had since Ilast and Iwas spoke to you all. Beating Paris at locked their place had to be one of the most satisfying days ever, Ihad to up all go and celebrate us winning and night, all of ended up alittle worse for wear! Anyway on amore personal note I Saturday have been getting up to loads of and all day Sunday. I stuff since Ilast spoke to you in missed the shoot our Hunter Mariners programme. for the advert and now Bacardi Ihad an offer last week to be the have fallen out with me. Ican’t i face of Bacardi. It is promoted as the drink for beautiful people so understand why because it wasn’t naturally Iwas the first name on really my fault! the list. They were offering me a Anyway after recovering from that load of money as well. But as ordeal Idecided to cheer myself usual Iran into aproblem which up by pinning up all the grrrrreat meant there was no way Icould pictures that you all sent me for possibly do it. The shoot had been the last Tiger Teaser, they look very groovy in my lair, Ithink I organised for last Sunday at 2.00pm. Ihad prepared myself must be the only Tiger in the for the event, but on Friday night whole world with adecorated lair. In-fact Ithink Hello magazine are after afew drinks Idecided to try i and hitch-hike over to Paris to making enquiries regarding taking watch the match. Ihad figured pictures of my lair for their most that Iwould still be able to make amazing houses story. Please i t b a c k f o r t h e s h o o t . keep sending me your mail and Unfortunately Ihadn’t planned on pictures and look out for the launch of my Tiger Fan Club on being caught by the ferry security men. Ithought that being the Sunday 10 August at our London B r o n c o s m a t c h ! ! ! talented thing that Iam they would apologise for any inconvenience caused by holding See ya soon me and let me ride for free, but Tigerman he thinks that Iam mega cool!!! Well Question: What runs round a Stephen if you make sure that Iknow garden without moving? who you are at the start of our Answer: Afence. match against those Iwould love to walk around with you Question: What am Iif someone and possibly even have apicture takes away all my letters? taken that could maybe go in our Answer: Apostman who’s been programme one week! ; mugged. Paul Bulmer has sent me alovely 'letter telling me how brilliant Iam Question: How would you describe which always gives me aboost. I b e a n s o n t o a s t ? would like to hear from you again Answer: Skinheads on araft. and also thank you for the stunning picture. Ihope to hear you today Question: Why did the hedgehog when we show those Bears who’s the c r o s s t h e r o a d ? best! Answer: To see his flatmate. T i g e r T e a s e r question: What do you call a Japanese car thief? ‘Ibny-luck-a-Motor!

Mail David Manning who is 10 years old and comes from Featherstone has sent me apicture of yours truly which was very good but not quite as The winner of my good as my Tiger teaser winner, he last Tiger Teaser also wanted to know how to become w a s M a t t h e w amascot. Iwould like to just say S u t c l i f f e w h o i s 1 0 thank you for the picture and Ihope years old and comes from you continue to enter my Tiger Castleford. The picture he drew for Teasers, and to become aTiger me is pictured above with aphoto of Mascot you must first attend the Matthew and his sister Mellodie. Junior Tigers club that is run by Mick Congratulations Matthew, Ihope you Morgan on aSaturday morning, like your prize. usually around 11.00am at the Club. This week Iwant you all to send me Everybody is welcome to join the some jokes and the winner will be Junior Tigers. the one who makes me roll around Stephen Cresswell has sent me a my lair every time Isee it. So get letter asking if he can please join me thinking and don’t delay send me at one of our home games because your jokes today!!! iVvt-.

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My Rugby League colleague Ray French link man with the big boys. made apoint in arecent issue which I This was an area of the game which have raised often enough myself in the some seemed to have found boring past and now seems to be gathering but many found enticing and increasing support. enthralling. Ray, reflecting on the Visa World Club Those who sought to do away with the Championship, had spotted that scrum often made the point that, several Aussie clubs had ‘actually compared to Union, the League was a pushed in the scrums and, shambles. That may have been true, occasionally, (won) aball against the but what the detractors overlooked head’. was that it was, in its way, an Ray went on to say that two tries had organised shambles. been scored as aresult at matches at Everybody knew exactly what he was which he was present, and he recalled doing, even if not too much of it was the times, “years ago, when ascrum according to the rule book. And it took was ascrum and not, as today, a as long to learn the ‘unwritten’ skills as glorified play the ball.” it did for the Union men to learn their Some might say that Ray French, own crafts. having been an old style forward Apart from the scrum itself, though, himself and no longer, perhaps, in the the big benefit of scrums was that the first flush of youth, would lament the forwards used up alot of energy in all passing of old style scrums. But he is, the pushing and shoving. This, in turn, surely, right to regret the loss of what gave the backs more room, particularly was one of the most entertaining in the later stages of amatch, and aspects of the game. rendered the five yard rule workable. Any older fan -that is, one over the The simple fact is that, if we still had age of twenty -will have memories of proper scrums, we would not have the hookers who had honed their skills, unpopular ten metre rule which has led some legal, some perhaps not, to a to easy yards and acorresponding fine art and had the backing of wily decline in handling skills. and fierce props to help them in their It seems, now, that more people are task. realising that we have lost something The second row men were, as Ray integral to the game of Rugby League. French says, required to shove in the The hope has to be, however, that the pack, while the loose forward did his old laws are reintroduced sooner, own thing according to his coach’s rather than later, before the skills wishes and as often as not his own learned by such as Ray French are, like temperament. those of the ancient manger maker, Behind these six the scrum half would lost forever. ferret, burrow and scheme as atrue

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DERBY DEFEAT ABIG BLOW BACK ON TRACK AGAINST ROVERS Our Alliance side suffered asurprise home defeat at the After three successive defeats we got back on the hands of local rivals Featherstone with astrong outfit winning path with an emphatic 48-6 home victory over going down 16-30. The Rovers experienced half back Hull KR. Winger Jason Roach responded to his demotion combination of Neil Summers and Deryck Fox were a from the seniors with acouple of tries but leading scorer constant threat once the visitors had overcome our bright Chris Allen responded with abrace of his own to keep start and they gradually took control of the match. himself at the top of the list. With Lee St Hilaire injured Former “Rovers” and Sean Richardson Diccon Edwards dropped into the hooking spot but after were the only players to show any sort of form In what the recent disappointments we turned in astrong all was adisappointing display. round performance with the very welcoming winning Cas line up: Graham Steadman, Jamie Benn (2G), Chris result never in doubt. Allen, Richard Goddard, Eddie Glaze, Diccon Edwards (T), jon Agar, Lee Kelly, Lee St Hilaire, AN Other, Grant Cas line up: Eddie Glaze (T), Jamie Benn (6G), Chris Allen Anderson (T), Sean Richardson (T), Lee Bardauskas. (2T), Spencer Longstaff (T), Jason Roach (2T), Richard SUBS: Spencer Longstaff, Spencer Hargrave, Andy Hill, Goddard, Jon Agar, Steve Hill, Diccon Edwards (T), Nick Steve Hill. Ingham (T), Andy Hill, Ian Tonks, Ian Smales (T). SUBS: Chris Windas, Gareth Dobson, Simon Childs, Lee Kelly. LEADERS INFLICT ANOTHER DEFEAT League leaders were our next opponents PLEASE NOTE: Our home Alliance match against but unfortunately we couldn’t upset their progress, Warrington which was postponed last month has now despite putting them under alot of pressure, and went been re-arranged for the 23 July. Kick off 7.30. down 8-28. The visitors were veiy solid on defence and took their chances well. Gareth Dobson and Ian Smales were the pick for Cas but the young Leeds outfit were too TRIES at3July strong all round on the day. Sub Simon Childs was on debut having joined us on trial from Featherstone. Cas line up: Richard Gay, Jamie Benn (2G), Chris Allen, Chris Allen 10 Richard Goddard, Kenny Embleton (T), Diccon Edwards, Jason Roach 8 Jon Agar, Steve Hill, Gareth Dobson, Ritchie McKell, Grant SpencerLongstaff 6 Anderson, Ian Smales, Lee Bardauskas. SUBS: Spencer Jamie Benn 5 Longstaff, Nick Ingham, Andy Hill, Simon Childs. Sean Richardson 5

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