Superleague sides considering play-offs boycott

SUPERLEAGUE clubs may opt to boycott the league play-offs, due to be held in Letterkenny on the weekend of March 28.

Superleague sides considering play-offs boycott
Fri, 20 Feb, 2009 - 00:00

The choice of Letterkenny has caused unrest among SuperLeague clubs, with the exception of Belfast Star who logistically will not be affected by the journey.

One leading club in the Women’s SuperLeague has announced that they will withdraw from the championship if they qualify for the final.

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