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Langtree and Saints Urge Fans to Sign Petition | Saints new stadium developers and the club have urged fans who have not already signed the online petition to do so.
Speaking to Saints Backing the Stadium, they said that of the 11,500 return, there was 1,500 that spoke against the project. While they have now done project data based on the figures to support the application on the 20th May, but more votes in favour will benefit it as it goes through the various phases of the process.
To add yours, and your family's support click here. | |
Saints and Bennett in Line for Local Awards | Saints Community Development Foundation and Mike Bennett have been short listed for prestigious Capital of Culture 08 awards.
Mike has been recognized as a community celebrity in recognition of all the extra hours he has committed to the St Helens community over the last 10 years. He has undertaken assembly projects, coached local youngsters and helped support major initiatives including anti-bullying, anti-drugs, community volunteering and charity fund raising for initiatives linked to cancer research and Macmillan nurses. Mike is up against some serious opponents on the short list including our very own Johnny Vegas.
Saints Community Development Foundation (SCDF) have been short listed for the Enterprising Community Award in recognition of the outstanding work undertaken through The Prince’s Trust Get Off The Bench programme and the dynamic new SHAPE Smart School with Helena Housing and the Community Foundation for Merseyside. Both of these programmes have enabled local youngsters to get into employment and training whilst engaging school children in additional physical activity.
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|  Saints have signed Penrith forward Tony Puletua for 2009. The 6ft 4 17st second rower can also fill in at prop, and will beef up the pack for Mick Potters first season in charge.
Puletua, 29, is reported to have signed a contract worth £200k a year, firing up rumours about who will be leaving.
“I’m really excited about joining the world famous St Helens Club." Said Tony. While Eamonn McManus had to add
“We are confident that he will further strengthen our squad and be a big hit with the fans.” | |
| In partnership with various supporters groups, RedVee has outlined the latest plans for the Saints Backing the Stadium.
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Saints Confirm Potter Signing |  St Helens are pleased to announce that Mick Potter will succeed Daniel Anderson as the head coach of St Helens in 2009.
The Les Catalans coach has moved the French outfit forward progressively, and has been identified as on of the best spotters of young talent in the game. It is hoped he can move Saints forward into continuing their golden period.
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| The SBS (Supporters Backing the Stadium) has launched a web service through the ISSA.
If you would like to get involved, or know more, please contact us here at the Entertainers, or through the links provided on the SBS web page.
To visit the webpage click here | |
Potter to Sign in 48 Hours | | In the latest twist in the new coach saga, The Guardian (link) states that Mick Potter will sign a deal to join Saints within the next 48 hours. | |
Potter to Remain In France | Reports are circulating that Les Catalans will wrap up Mick Potter on a two year deal, ending rumours he is to join Saints to replace Daniel Anderson.
The Daily Mail (link) suggests that the deal will be secured this week. | |
Sculthorpe To Return This Weekend |  Paul Sculthorpe is expected to return to action on Friday against Harelquins.
The injury plagued loose forward hasn't featured for over a month. | |
Saints To Announce New Coach Within A Month | Saints are to announce a new coach within a month's time according to the Sporting Life website
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Saints Lose Another Battle | Saints lost yet another battle but this time it was away to castleford. The game was bad all round with Francis Meli making a few mistakes and the sending off of prop forward Maurie Fa'asavalu for striking an opponent.
Castleford overturned a four-point deficit in the final quarter to beat St Helens 30-24 and claim only their second Super League victory of the season. | |
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