It appears that the name of Bramley will disappear once again from the Rugby League map after a decision by the National Conference League to reject their application for entry into a league in which they’ve competed over the past season.
The original Bramley Rugby League Club folded in 1999 after years of mismanagement but supporters soon rallied around and the club was reborn in 2004 playing as the Buffaloes in what was the fourth tier of the national summer game.
It appears that the name of Bramley will disappear once again from the Rugby League map after a decision by the National Conference League to reject their application for entry into a league in which they’ve competed over the past season.
The original Bramley Rugby League Club folded in 1999 after years of mismanagement but supporters soon rallied around and the club was reborn in 2004 playing as the Buffaloes in what was the fourth tier of the national summer game.
i used to love going along to McLaren field with my dad when i was in my early teens,
so sad now its a housing estate.
anyone with memories of me get in touch , I'm now living in Upton Wirral
i attended Park High School to 95.
Sarah Meredith email at Sarah_Meredith@post.com
to relatives and friends in Bramley and Farnley
i used to love going along to McLaren field with my dad when i was in my early teens,
so sad now its a housing estate.
anyone with memories of me get in touch , I'm now living in Upton Wirral
i attended Park High School to 95.
Sarah Meredith email at Sarah_Meredith@post.com
to relatives and friends in Bramley and Farnley
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It appears that the name of Bramley will disappear once again from the Rugby League map after a decision by the National Conference League to reject their application for entry into a league in which they’ve competed over the past season.
