And does that include the MPG, assuming that its in England and not in Toronto.

There are those that think having 2 or 3 N.American clubs would be good for the game and they say that the cost is negligible and that travel is no issue as it's only 8 hours.
Throw in some Sky tv scheduling and it really could be fun.

This is the big logistical issue of having a transatlantic side that most of us realistic supporters have been banging on about since their conception. If Toronto want to play in our leagues they should do so to our rules like Catalans do, if they don't like it, well they can get stuffed.

I wouldnt look to deeply into this,its just the usual "us against them attitude" that Rowley approaches these kind of games

Standings after round seven; changed my mind on this a little bit
Hull Kingston Rovers
Toronto
Salford
Leeds
Widnes
Toulouse
London
Halifax

I can't see Toronto getting automatic promotion. I'm not sure toulouse, fax or London are capable of beating a super league side but one of them could beat Toronto. Hull KR and Leeds will be too strong for them which leaves Salford and Widnes and I still think they will only manage to beat one of them if at all which for me would leave them in the million pound game.
I think best they can hope for is a home tie in the million pound game.

Wow reffy, I'll go with that,but with Leeds a bit more