Dragons Devour Robins : Sat May 28, 2016 6:03 pm  

Dragons Devour Robins After a disappointing loss in Newcastle, the Catalans Dragons were looking to get back to winning ways, and join Warrington and Wigan on twenty-two points with a win over struggling Hull KR. Despite four wins in fifteen outings the Robins still had an outside hope of a top eight finish but a loss to day would make the middle eights look increasingly likely. Both sides were without key players, KR missing Campese and Catalans without Myler and Mason, but there were enough stars on the field for an intriguing match. READ MORE ON THIS STORY...

Dragons Devour Robins After a disappointing loss in Newcastle, the Catalans Dragons were looking to get back to winning ways, and join Warrington and Wigan on twenty-two points with a win over struggling Hull KR. Despite four wins in fifteen outings the Robins still had an outside hope of a top eight finish but a loss to day would make the middle eights look increasingly likely. Both sides were without key players, KR missing Campese and Catalans without Myler and Mason, but there were enough stars on the field for an intriguing match. READ MORE ON THIS STORY...

Re: Dragons Devour Robins : Fri Jun 03, 2016 6:21 pm  

hello all, if you go to Perpignan, come to visit us, we have a good selection of beer, burgers, finger food and big screens to watch the games you want in an American atmosphere !
see you xx

Re: Dragons Devour Robins : Fri Jun 03, 2016 7:15 pm  

And the winner of worst timed post is...

Re: Dragons Devour Robins : Fri Jun 03, 2016 9:23 pm  

arenaesportbar wrote:

hello all, if you go to Perpignan, come to visit us, we have a good selection of beer, burgers, finger food and big screens to watch the games you want in an American atmosphere !
see you xx

Is this a pre Brexit plea for our future reference, mon amour?

If not you are so slow you have just been overtaken by one of your escargots fitted with a turbocharger. None of your blue burgers either. Bien cut, s'il vous plait.