Wasn't a superleague club beating by a championship club recently? I.e. Featherstone and Castleford

The RFL should just be upfront and call it as it is, closed shop with the existing clubs having a license. If new clubs want in and are viable then the comp expands or a club is replaced if they go bust and can no longer service the license.

Explain ' Viable ' , ' Bust ' and ' No longer service the licence ' in RFL terms?

Not that old chestnut again.

It should be fairly clear that the RFL have neither the ground nor the money. The problem is that the Crusaders secured other debts against the ground. If the ground was sold, it would not pay off all the debts secured against it.

More games played, more teams.



It was secured against the ground. To my knowledge no money has been paid back. You would expect some kind of announcement if it had been.

Come on Mr hedgehog the rfl are still owd £700k or they still own a large part of the wrexham ground.
Thers no way would they write off that kind of money