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Previous Castleford Tigers and Structure KR star Jake Webster is at long last set for his goodbye with the middle at long last set to resign as his last club the Keighley Cougars take on his previous club Castleford Tigers.

Webster began last season inside the crew yet progressed into the Overseer of Rugby job at the club however he passed up his tribute with the middle’s major event dropped because of a frozen pitch.

The middle is getting a rerun of this second with the previous Structure KR star getting a goodbye game among Keighley and Castleford Tigers.
Keighley are expecting a far superior accommodating after their loss over Christmas. Sean Long’s Roughyeds, utilizing a 25-man crew that included 16 debutants, got off to a profoundly reassuring beginning with a 46-10 destroying of Keighley Cougars in a pre-season warm-up game at Cougar Park.

Looking quick to put themselves out there under lock and not entirely set in stone to try sincerely and to handle with zeal in guard, Oldham scored nine attempts and surrendered just two – the initial a softie that would regularly have been forestalled effectively and the second a long-range capture that was totally contrary to the rules and came when Oldham were going after firmly and looking liable to score themselves on the left flank.

Their attempts were scored by Craig Kopczak, Logan Astley, Pat Moran and Mo Agoro in the main half and by Ted Chapelhow, Emmerson Whiittel, Cian Tyrer, Scratch Rawsthorne and Ben O’Keefe in the last part when Long’s men were at their best hyping the eminent Cougar Park slant.
Savvier fans know not to become too thrilled around a nine-attempt win and a decent exhibition in the first pre-season well disposed, however first of all this was immensely uplifting for all concerned.

Top men in the backs were full-back Astley, right focus Ben O’Keefe and half-backs Danny Timid and Matthew Wildie – regularly a prostitute yet featuring here at scrum-half – while in the advances props Craig Kopczak and Owen Farnworth were the stand-apart players.

Oldham drove 20-10 at half-time, and happened to overwhelm the last part totally.
Said Long: “We were a piece questionable in the principal half, yet I was exceptionally blissful for sure with what we created in the final part.”

Overseeing chief Mike Portage added: “We are an extremely enormous side and for me our additional power and strength front and center was one of the urgent variables.”