I HAVE REPORTED YOUR POST AND THE FACT THAT YOU HAVE MY FACEBOOK PROFILE PICTURE AS YOUR AVATAR, SAD OBSESSION WITH ME.

You wish it was you hun.

Please prove that ScouseLeaguer has your Facebook profile picture as his avatar and we will deal with it. Thank you.

I'm gonna draw a line on this Karen, purely because I cannot do drama.

I've got SCOUSELEAGUER on ignore but one final point, do you know how rude it is to address someone and use red text?

Moderators use red to address issues, so that the post can be seen clearly. I always reply politely, stating please and thank you.

You could almost say it's almost as rude as posting/shouting in block capitals.

It's good to laugh. Best medicine they say. Sommat you Yarksheer folk need more of....

Notwithstanding the player movements, which could put them on par with Australia (or worse in no-deal) isn't the blindingly obvious impact the economic impact?

We know that RFL fans are not the ABC demographics that attract the high spending sponsors. The average fan is of a more working-class background, with the loss of income / increased costs many won't be at games. Sponsors will not want to put as much money into the game, the grassroots already strapped for cash will have even less money.

As for no deal, that's the French games rather disrupted pretty quickly with delays at all ports, assuming flights work then reduced impacts and the Canada ones too as the air agreements between the EU would be dead and need to be recreated. I would think the sport wouldn't be on many people's mind in that scenario.

The economic impact is the big one certainly. Nobody knows how it'll turn out for sure but according to JRM it could be 50 years before any Brexit benefit is seen. I think the game will suffer if the economy takes a turn for the worse.

As for the ports issue, it'll require clubs to get organised well in advance to make sure all the paperwork has been done before away games in France. It's not caused any issues with Toronto has it Trouble is nobody knows what paperwork may or may not be necessary. It's not just about individual players and staff either. Will a club doctor in the UK still be accredited in the EU post Brexit? Will he/she be able to bring medical supplies over or will they need a permit? Teams will need to make sure insurance policies still cover them post Brexit too. When you start to think about it there are a lot of unknowns. No deal will throw all this into utter confusion.

Brexit will make the whole country poorer, including all British Rugby League fans, clubs and sponsors. This will only further widen the massive gap between Super League and the NRL. Many of the best and most intelligent British players are already playing down under.

BS

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