Ste the LSV pitch is partially plastic, its not relaid, its re-seeded artificial fibres intertwined with the natural grass. Very costly and probably covered by Man Utd cost wise.

In answer to your question, Leigh always have five aways on the bounce. Fortunatley thats five weeks to sort the pitch out,not 5 months.

https://www.sispitches.com/ that's the company that's laying the new hybrid pitches

https://www.sispitches.com/ that's the company that's laying the new hybrid pitches

They only alternated due to CC commitments and 14ft of snow. They played in batches, didn't they?

dont get snow in may/june/july in toronto

alternated weekends and two home two away on others, no different to clubs back here

2017 season, Wolfpack played:

5A, H, A, 2H, 2A, 4H

In the eights: 3A, 4H

A batch of 8 aways (including rnd 3/4/5 CC)
2 Week break to first home .
6 Day break to next away.
8 Day break to next home.
2 Week break to next home.
8 Day break to next away.
7 Day break to next away.
6 Day break to next batch of 4 homes.
2 Week break for batch of 3 aways in the 8’s
6 Day break for batch of 4 homes in the 8’s

Big difference to Clubs back here.

Yes. We had a lot more transatlantic trips than clubs back there.

In a competition that you chose to join, which has been a mockery this year with transatlantic flights and jet lag only being an issue for the opposition. Granted TWP would have won the league regardless, but it still doesn't make it right.

2017: By my reckoning, TWP had eight transatlantic flights including one at the end of the season back to the UK. All League 1 clubs had two (out & back x 1). Whose advantage?

2018: A new pitch was being laid at Lamport Stadium, owned by the city, the work was completed in late May. Wolfpack came out for the Swinton game early May, then back to UK, then back for June 9. That's four regular season flights when you add a return to the UK in August. Also by my reckoning, very likely four more flights going home & away for the Qualifiers and then returning to the UK. Wolfpack eight trips, Leigh 2 or 4 trips, all other Championship and SL qualifiers two trips.

Bring on the Qualifiers.

Argyle will have to buy Air Transat if TWP are accepted in SL. Scheduled flights won't be acceptable to SL fixtures.

If Wolfpack make Super League, teams can choose from a dizzying array of carriers including but not limited to Air Transat, Air Canada, British Airways, Icelandic, Aer Lingus, Virgin, or any other airline that they find acceptable. They'll be paying their own way.