Ha Ha Ha. What a clown. ATEOTD the scoreboard doesn't lie.

Indeed it will become a great rivalry.

This crowd exceeded the projected future capacity of a renovated Stade des Minimes, the home ground of Toulouse Olympique, and was taken to the regular ground of the iconic rugby union club Stade Toulousain, which is Stade Ernest-Wallon. It was always the plan of Toulouse Olympique to move its big SL matches to Stade Ernest-Wallon.

However based on today's crowd (which only Wigan and Leeds at home could hope to match), more than half of Toulouse's home games would have to be moved. (i.e. vs Catalans, Leeds, Wigan, Warrington, St. Helens, Hull FC, Hull KR and Bradford). Only the SL clubs with a low traveling fan base (e.g. Huddersfield and whichever 2 other clubs remain in SL) would play at Stade des Minimes.

Stade des Minimes has one big advantage over the other stadia in that it is located right across the street from a metro station. Inebriated English fans can ride back to their Toulouse hotels in safety.

Didn't Cas take a record travelling support to Perpignan in some capacity this season? Why aren't they included in your list?

In another ten years I would hope that we would have at least a third, if not a fourth, French club in Super League.

In ten years, one hopes, Morgan Escare, Eloi Pelissier and Theo Fages will be considered the much admired veteran stars of the French national team.

Because I am guessing (and it is only a guess) that Castleford won't be in Super League from 2015 on.

Then again, I don't know which of the hypothesized Super League competitions that have been floated will turn out to be the one adopted in 2015. So Castleford could still be in the mix in 2015. Nobody knows for sure.

This is the best and most uplifting news on SL attendances since 17,873 turned up to see Paris St Germain play Sheffield Eagles in 1996.

Pfft. The days of Lindsay are over, didnt you know that Darth Hetherington runs the RFL these days?

Like I said before it would be interesting to know how much people paid to get in. 11,000 watched the test in Lens last year, but most got in for free if memory serves.

Superb effort, especially considering a Toulouse team wasn't even playing. How many fans would turn up at Leeds & Wigan (too hotbeds of RL) to watch a completely different team play?

France is a massively untapped area with huge potential. Lets hope we get some clever people to release that potential.

Whatever the crowd was it was still a great turnout would be intrested to know how many neutrals went to the game.

The french tv network has seen the potential if the offer on the table if toulouse get a spot in 2015 is rumoured to be believe

This is what the scoreboard said at Cas at half timehttp://i224.photobucket.com/albums/dd30/wellsy13/null_zpse71367ac.jpg" >

maybe Toulouse only included the pre-sale match tickets stated at 12 thousand, not including locals or rovers fans who bought match tickets on the night au.eurosport.com/rugby-league/dr ... tory.shtml

maybe Toulouse only included the pre-sale match tickets stated at 12 thousand, not including locals or rovers fans who bought match tickets on the night au.eurosport.com/rugby-league/dr ... tory.shtml

Still not been fixed since we were there in May. We had 70 odd in the first half but also lost in the end.