Also how does it work if 'only a few' bulls players are full time? What do they do in training? 2 on 2s? Shuttle runs? don't see how that works

Fulltime sits in gym before training, part time finishes work before training. If they can't meet training obligations,they shouldn't be semi-pro.

London have long had there chance low crowds no permanent home sorry but that ain’t the answer

Yeah I know I was just trying to explain what could happen I think you’ll still go up whether it’s top spot or through the play offs

There was a time when our club worked like that

Really? Say as opposed having a very long time (170 years this year since the club was formed), yet still only managing on below subsistence crowds, only existing because of 1 benefactor and a forced merger whilst now rattling around a chasm of a soccer stadium with only partial income for matchday spending......yeah, London are a waste but let's keep investing in Huddersfield because they're the best run club in the sport

London need a new owner, someone like David Argyle could make a great success of a London Super League team

In terms of fan base are you for real when you are for the likes of London, Toulouse and Toronto who bring no fans what so ever

David Argyle, like David Hughes at London does nothing other than write cheques. Hughes drops 2 million a year as Argyle will have to do from next year onwards if they make SL........The problem isn't Hughes, the Problem is what the club are allowed to do with that 2,000,000........

Have you been to a game at Lamport Stadium?
It’s probably the best game day experience throughout the Championship and Super League.
David Argyle is the top dog at the Wolfpack, he is ultimately responsible for everything that happens.

I don't think he has, but he seems to know more about the club than the owner does.

As Castleford found out last season, you can beat a team all you want in the league, it's how you perform when it matters that counts!