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1999 Super League season

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Season in rugby league
Rugby league season
Super League IV
LeagueSuper League
Duration30 Rounds
Teams14
Highest attendance24,020
Bradford Bulls vsLeeds Rhinos(3 Sept)
Lowest attendance1,580
Gateshead Thunder vsHull Sharks (19 May)
Broadcast partnersSky Sports
1999 Season
ChampionsSt. Helens
2ndSuper League title
9thBritish title
League LeadersBradford Bulls
Man of SteelAustraliaAdrian Vowles
Top point-scorer(s)WalesIestyn Harris (325)
Top try-scorer(s)New ZealandToa Kohe-Love (25)
Left League
Merged withHull FC
Merger withHuddersfield Giants
Gateshead Thunder;
Sheffield Eagles

JJB SportsSuper League IV was the official name for the year 1999's Super League championship season, the 105th season of top-level professionalrugby league football in Britain, and the fourth championship run by theSuper League. The start of Super League IV saw the emergence of aNorth East based Rugby League Club,Gateshead Thunder as well as newly promotedWakefield Trinity Wildcats to expand the league to fourteen teams.

Rule changes

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  • The40/20 rule was introduced to reward accurate kicking in general play.[1][2] The rule, which had been used in Australia since 1997, gave the head and feed at the resultingscrum to a team that kicked the ball from behind their 40-metre line so that it bounced in thefield of play before going into touch behind their opponent's 20 metre line.[3][4]

Teams

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Legend
 Reigning Champions
 Promoted
TeamStadiumCapacityCity/Area
Bradford BullsOdsal27,000Bradford, West Yorkshire
Castleford TigersWheldon Road11,750Castleford, West Yorkshire
Gateshead ThunderGateshead International Stadium11,800Gateshead, Tyne and Wear
Halifax Blue SoxThrum Hall9,832Halifax, West Yorkshire
Huddersfield GiantsGalpharm Stadium24,500Huddersfield, West Yorkshire
Hull SharksThe Boulevard10,500Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire
Leeds RhinosHeadingley21,500Leeds, West Yorkshire
London BroncosThe Valley27,000Charlton, Greater London
Salford RedsThe Willows11,363Salford, Greater Manchester
Sheffield EaglesDon Valley Stadium25,000Sheffield, South Yorkshire
St. HelensKnowsley Road17,500St Helens, Merseyside
Warrington WolvesWilderspool9,200Warrington, Cheshire
Wigan WarriorsCentral Park18,000Wigan, Greater Manchester

Table

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PosTeamPldWDLPFPAPDPtsQualification
1Bradford Bulls(L)302514897445+45251Semi Final
2St Helens(C)3023071034561+47346Qualifying Semi Final
3Leeds Rhinos302217910558+35245
4Wigan Warriors302118877390+48743Elimination Semi Final
5Castleford Tigers301938712451+26141
6Gateshead Thunder3019110775576+19939
7Warrington Wolves3015114700717−1731
8London Broncos3013215644708−6428
9Halifax Blue Sox3011019573792−21922
10Sheffield Eagles3010119518818−30021
11Wakefield Trinity Wildcats3010020608795−18720
12Salford Reds306123526916−39013
13Hull Sharks305025422921−49910
14Huddersfield Giants3050254631011−54810
Source:[citation needed]
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Points difference; 3) Number of points scored;
(C) Champions;(L)League Leaders

Play-offs

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Qualifying play-offQualifying semi-finalPreliminary finalGrand Final
1Bradford Bulls40Bradford Bulls6
St. Helens4St. Helens8
2St. Helens38St. Helens36
3Leeds Rhinos14Elimination semi-finalCastleford Tigers6
Leeds Rhinos16
4Wigan Warriors10Castleford Tigers23
5Castleford Tigers14

See also

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References

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  1. ^Andy Wilson (2004-08-09)."Moran leaves Vikings with a sinking feeling".The Guardian. Retrieved2009-05-06.
  2. ^Dave Hadfield (1999-05-24)."Saints restore faith in game with emphasis on attack".The Independent.Archived from the original on 2022-05-25. Retrieved2009-05-06.
  3. ^de la Riviere, Richard, ed. (2009).Top ten: Rugby league rules. Brighouse, UK: League Publications (published August 2009). p. 61.ISSN 1466-0105.{{cite book}}:|periodical= ignored (help)
  4. ^BBC Sport (2005-09-12)."The 40/20 kick". British Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved2009-09-23.

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