I suspect this will be of interest to only a few on here, but our website is currently showing the U16's promoted to U19 next year. One of the more interesting moves for me is the promotion of Harvey Livett. This offers the likelihood of Livett combining with Toby King in the centres which is an intriguing prospect. Add to that Declan Patton at SH and Johnson on the wing, and we already have a pretty formidable set of backs. In the forwards, I think the likes of Joe Philbin, Tom Walker, Mick Learmonth, Ryan Maneely and little Robert Holroyd will also still be U19's. So this should be a really strong team for next year, with some very good prospects for Wire.

They are all worthy additions and five of them are from Warrington community clubs which is very positive.

Is Livett the son of the ex-Woolston fullback who played at Sheffield?

micky learmonth was one hell of a player when is saw him play for the hunslet warriors,he also played for the rhinos foundation side before john bastion dangled the clubs wonga and took him over to warrington



i hope he turns out to be a better prospect than the last one you lured over the pennines for big money in brooke broughton

I don't think Harvey is related to Pete Livett.



And I am not sure where money features in signing players for the U16s, no transfers or payments to anyone are ever made. The most you get is training kit and some promises!



From the games I have seen I would say Harvey and Brad have stood out most so far.

Yes, Harvey Livett is definitely Pete Livett's son

I stand corrected. Never knew that.

How did Dan Murray go in the academy this season ?

Morgan Nicholas is the son of former wire pack star Mike Nicholas tall hard hitting 2nd row , same with james jones seen most of these kids develop from unders 10s right through

Do we know what the structure will be next year? I guess this too will be affected by Lenegan's antics.

Leneghans meeting was by all accounts more about a lack of faith in the RFL to run and govern the League effectively with in particular parts about the Lack of sponsorship throughout the game poor marketing and continually trying to change the format of the game rather than fixing it's problems , So basically a vote of no confidence in the RFL as a governing body

Leneghans meeting was by all accounts more about a lack of faith in the RFL to run and govern the League effectively with in particular parts about the Lack of sponsorship throughout the game poor marketing and continually trying to change the format of the game rather than fixing it's problems , So basically a vote of no confidence in the RFL as a governing body