Re: The implications of Dual Registration : Thu Feb 26, 2015 9:03 am  

Wanderer wrote:

Talking to one of the Dons officials on Sunday, it seems that there is a 48 hour call back clause in the 28 day loans. I'd just like to see some of our players getting some game time elsewhere in case they do get a call-up from PC.

I couldn't agree more. If they don't, they're not going to be match fit when needed.

Re: The implications of Dual Registration : Fri Mar 06, 2015 4:33 pm  

Double Movement wrote:

From memory, I think that only Super League clubs are able to have a DR with another club but it would seem to make sense to let our players go on loan to get some match practice. I'm not sure if the loan system means that a player cannot be recalled for a minimum of 28 days though, which could be a bit of a drawback.

I understand that the youngsters could well have wanted to come to be coached by PC - rightly so, but the only way to really learn the game is to get experience through playing in games.

I wonder if we could loan them to some of the local amateur sides for game time to help forge better links with them?

I think thats changed as the Bulls have linked up with Coventry this season and we might be sending them some of our youngsters.

Re: The implications of Dual Registration : Sat Mar 07, 2015 8:46 am  

Duckman wrote:

I think thats changed as the Bulls have linked up with Coventry this season and we might be sending them some of our youngsters.

Thanks, Duckman.

I've found the relevant section in the RFL rules now:

Rule C:1.2.19 states:

Super League Players can be “Dual Registered” to either Championship or League 1 Clubs. Championship Players can be “Dual Registered” to League 1 Clubs.

I wonder if Donny have thought of teaming up with any of the League 1 clubs to give our youngsters game time?

Re: The implications of Dual Registration : Sat Mar 07, 2015 11:51 am  

Double Movement wrote:

Thanks, Duckman.

I've found the relevant section in the RFL rules now:

Rule C:1.2.19 states:

Super League Players can be “Dual Registered” to either Championship or League 1 Clubs. Championship Players can be “Dual Registered” to League 1 Clubs.

I wonder if Donny have thought of teaming up with any of the League 1 clubs to give our youngsters game time?

Looks like some are getting game time against Leigh.

Re: The implications of Dual Registration : Sat Mar 07, 2015 11:59 am  

Can't see PCs thinking behind that.

[Wanderer]

Re: The implications of Dual Registration : Sat Mar 07, 2015 12:18 pm  

Double Movement wrote:

Thanks, Duckman.

I've found the relevant section in the RFL rules now:

Rule C:1.2.19 states:

Super League Players can be “Dual Registered” to either Championship or League 1 Clubs. Championship Players can be “Dual Registered” to League 1 Clubs.

I wonder if Donny have thought of teaming up with any of the League 1 clubs to give our youngsters game time?

As I stated earlier the thread, we should be looking to do this if at all possible.