TODAY, May 13, 2021 marks a special anniversary in the history of St Helens RFC – the 60th anniversary of one of the club’s greatest achievements: the 12-6 Challenge Cup final victory over Wigan at Wembley Stadium. It was the first time that the two old rivals had met at this stage and also the first time that the Saints’ players wore the famous red vee jersey, now synonymous with our team throughout the world of rugby league. It might have been quite different. Club colours at that time were white jerseys with red chest and arm bands, which had been worn in their past two visits to the famous stadium, in 1953 and 1956.
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Shoe Insert Co. Accuses Rival Of Bad-Mouthing It In Emails
Law360 (February 12, 2021, 8:27 PM EST) Chiropractic shoe insert company BioPods has asked an Illinois federal court to block a rival company from disparaging it to customers, saying the rival has been pushing a false narrative that its orthotics are based on a stolen design.
BioPods, based in Lake Forest, Illinois, filed suit Thursday against Lance Todd and his Canada-based companies, Future Image Holdings Corp. and Barefoot Science Products, accusing them of telling customers that BioPods stole the design of an orthotic insert and that a company consultant has a sociopathic personality.
1/1 LEON Pryce was the latest Saints’ player to receive his Heritage Number Certificate and was quick to celebrate on social media with this excellent images. “It means a lot to me,” says the fans’ favourite who joined the Saints from Bradford Bulls for the start of the 2006 Super League campaign essentially to fill the stand-off role, which he did with great panache. His partnership with Sean Long blossomed and success almost became the norm at Knowsley Road. Pryce made his debut at Harlequins on 11th February 2006 in a 40-16 romp and it soon became obvious that his attacking skills in particular would be a real bonus for the team in their continuing chase for honours. A deceptively powerful runner, with good hands, he went on to win the treble in his first season.