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It all depends on what case RWA are mounting and what are the legal issues in question. Until we know the terms of the action and what if any injunctions have been granted, we're grasping at thin air.

Sporting bodies in Australia have a fairly low success rate in the courts when trying to exclude teams from competitions. The club/franchise nearly always wins. Just ask the NSWRL.

Presuming they aren't injuncted from doing so.

Depends if there's and injunction in place or not. If RWA get an injunction to stop the ARU carrying out their decision then nothing will happen. At all.

Whoever gets it has a herculean task in front of them.

Indeed. Not many people remember, but in the end Souths lost the final court case to be retained in the NRL, but by the time the decision was handed down draws etc had to be finalised and they were already back in. Go the Force, injunct the ARU to prevent them acting on their decision and...

Perth run junior rep teams in the NSWRL competitions.

As sure as night follows day.

I assume that part of the action would include an injuction preventing them from cancelling then licence until after the hearing.

Not enter a competition which involves time zones in other countries?

Pulver was installed in the role by his best mate (Hawker) to a role he was both ill-suited to and unqualified for. There's no doubt he loves rugby and he's probably a very nice guy too. Clyne would certainly appear to have taken the reins of late. Personally, I've never forgiven Pulver for...

Pulver has one achievement to his name. He seems to have achieved the impossible and toppled JON from his position as the most despised official in Australian rugby.

Rested, which is never a good tactic.

^^^Behaviour of younger old boys has been a problem at various matches over the past few years at most schools I might add. It got so bad at Riverview that the previous headmaster moved Riverview home games against Joeys to 11am.

It's funny you should ask. I was just about to post the following. In the first 100 years of GPS rugby, up to and including 1992, premierships (including joint premierships): Joeys - 47 Kings - 18 Grammar - 13 Newington - 7 Shore - 7 High - 5 Scots - 5 Riverview - 4 From 1993 up to and...

The achievement speaks for itself.

SJC 5 in a row 1935-39 SJC 6 in a row 1981-86 SJC 6 in a row 1988-92 But yes, it's a very rare achievement.

Resting players for Penrith and Wests not what was needed.

That's a Long time between drinks.:)

Anyone know the 15A or 16A scores from Kings v New? 15A in particular was a great game when they met in the trials.