Sporting Digest: Rugby League

Tuesday 09 December 1997 00:02 GMT

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First and Second Division clubs meet today to work out their structure for next season, with the status quo of two divisions likely to remain in place, even though there are now only 19 clubs outside Super League. Blackpool Gladiators, whose funding was stopped by the clubs last month, could make a late bid for reinstatement.

Featherstone Rovers, one First Division club with Super League ambitions, say they will allow their Great Britain prop, Steve Molloy, to leave.

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