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We talk to @WidnesRL head coach Allan Coleman
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We have to bring our club to where it belongs.....The fans
We are in grave danger of losing over beloved club.
Only us can save it.
Please lets get together and show some fighting spirit and solidarity.
Hi everyone,
This isn’t just about a rugby league club — it’s about our community and something a lot of us care deeply about.
Rugby League in North Wales has always meant more than just results on a scoreboard.
For many of us it’s been a place to belong, somewhere our kids
Exclusive: I have uncovered major allegations against Egg Chaser, the company that owns North Wales Crusaders. More than 50 individuals have claimed they are owed money by Egg Chaser, with amounts totalling thousands of pounds.
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Ben i think many ordinary folk recognise this path to success, regardless of politics or religion, hard work ALWAYS pays off.
I am pleased its all working out for you; keep living the dream and keep working hard. You are a good bloke
Yeah I suddenly walked into a TV presenting job with the click of a finger…
I worked in Sainsbury’s, for EDF Energy, the water board, call centres, all from age 17, just to get money. I didn’t care what job I did, I just needed to support myself. I said yes to everything, trusting that I’d one day get there and everything would work itself out. I didn’t turn down jobs because it wasn’t my field or what I wanted or dreamed of right that minute or think I was above anything or anyone.
I had no money. I never went to uni. I saved hard for a £5,000 journalism course, I then worked like a dog at local newspapers (still on minimum wage) and at a bookmaker at the same time doing 20 hour days for years just to keep grinding.
I spent more hard years commuting to London and back, doing graveyard shifts at papers then waiting at Blackfriars station at 3 in the morning to get home to Sussex and start my other job at 9am. It nearly killed me. For years. 16 years it took me to get here.
And you know what? I loved it all. I loved the journey, I loved the dark moments asking myself if it was all worth it. I loved the wins. I loved the hard lessons. And I love what I’m doing now.
Yes I have the best job in the world (for me) and I’m incredibly grateful. And I’m still grinding. I’ve just done 14 days straight, travelling to Texas, Florida, then DC. Doing a three hour show every night. But I recognise how fortunate I am. I always have, even when I was stacking shelves.
I didn’t just turn up at a studio and start presenting.
Most importantly I never played the victim.
@superTV247 6 million for a nightly show is good...only major sport events prob eclipses that. People's viewing habits have changed, and also 10 years ago prob would of had the swell from X factor results show.
@superTV247 Yh i never used to watch the late & live shows, just a shouting match.
Just do one show a week and put the eviction interview in it or just extend the main show, like celebriry unpacked works because you think your getting something extra as its on ITV 2.
@scratchingshed2 Jobs for the boys unfortunstely, PV will always out step, out thought Wood, he is the problem, the drip feeding of info. Season starts in less than 2 months and we still dont know the format , the @TheRFL are a joke atm. The game needs leadership not monkeys.