Nick Wright previews this weekend's clash between York City Knights and Hull FC
Alex Reid looks at whether the once ever-present appearance of English clubs in the later stages of the Champions League is set to become a thing of the past
Craig Dobson looks at QPR's decision to sack Neil Warnock and replace him with Mark Hughes
James Tompkinson reviews an excellent pre-season victory for the York City Knights against Yorkshire rivals Leeds Rhinos
Goals from Gouland (2), O'Shea and substitute Oomen sealed an emphatic passage through to the quarter finals of the BUSA Plate. An early goal settled the nerves of York, but they had to wait until the second half to seal the victory.
The badminton mens 1sts were unlucky to draw a Leeds Met Carnegie side boasting highly ranked England national players. The two best teams in the tournament met in the quarter finals and with Leeds Met running out 7-1 winners, they must be favourites for the competition. The solitary York point came from the doubles combination of Hiley and Kunabar.
After travelling to Manchester, the badminton mens 2nds lost a closely fought contest 5-3. All 8 games went the full distance which does testament to how similar the two teams were in ability.
The womens hockey 1sts hosted a strong UCLan side and eventually lost 4-2. The scores were level at 1-1 and 2-2 before York eventually lost out.
To see the full reaction and reports from the BUSA knockout, log onto The Yorker throughout the week,
Another fantastic article. Concise and to the point, no cheap gimmicks, the facts, the figures, but from this simplicity drawing a literary beauty is created.
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I prefer to remain skulking in the shadow of this great man, armed only with a dictophone and a Shakesperean command of the English language I am a venerable minnow in comparison
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