It was the irony of his comment that I thought was funny.

There is a difference. Donnyman 'may or may not' do it on a message board, but it's a little bit naughtier when it's on a website written by a journalist. But obviously you know this.

Where's the difference message board or website all journalists' make it fit to suit their agenda, a bit like poor old down trodden donny really.

https://www.superleague.co.uk/article/1 ... o-wolfpack and https://www.torontowolfpack.com/stateme ... agreement/

https://www.superleague.co.uk/article/1 ... o-wolfpack and https://www.torontowolfpack.com/stateme ... agreement/

For this season if you read on it states they have to agree and sign for 2021

The Wolfpack would now have to enter into a new Participation Agreement before being able to play in the competition in 2021.

Now does that super league or championship, they don't half drag it on
Good job it not an injured animal in need of putting down

I fear they have chickened out

What is this exactly that Toronto need to agree to 'a new patricipation agreement' ? They already didn't recieve any funding/TV money from Sky, so do they just have to agree to that again ??? But they do need to find new owners, as Argyle has 'spent his last dollar' on the club as he says. Including all the players who are owed 2 months wages !!!

Seemes to me they're gone, Donnyman will be happy.

It's the deal they had with Superleague. Don't worry about being confused reporters are still talking about how TWP are a "Franchise" and how someone can just come in and buy them and carry on. They cannot.

The participation agreement is a list of things Superleague want from anyone who wants to join them. On that list is a commitment to fulfil the seasons fixtures for the obvious reasons that if you pull out because it suits you to do so then all you do is ruin the competition and bring the competition into disrepute. Argyle the poor and destitute $$Billionaire walked away leaving the game in an element of chaos. Had it not been for the Covid break being a convenient excuse, it would have been totally shocking.

Other clubs have found Superleague too tough to handle but have seen their seasons out. London lost all their games heavily to the point where Leeds only sent a reserve team down there (and lost) IIRC Crusaders from Wales saw their season out and despite going into administration for which they were deducted points for going into administration. Paris saw their season out.

Some people are swallowing the idea Argylle ran out of money, and swallowing the idea someone may buy TWP and play in Superleague again. They are swallowing the idea Ottawa who are following the same model as Toronto will "do it right" this time with all these home grown Canadians. I can't blame them because the game is too frightened to call this nonsense out. It would make them look like Little Englanders. Not because they are but because the detractors would have a field day. You see that on here.....

There isn't a "They" TWP was a two man project that ended as one man's disaster.

There is no Superleague place anymore. There is no membership of the RFL, the guests have walked out on their invitation.

There's nothing for anyone to "buy" TWP have no ground, it was rented. TWP have no players their contracts are breached and they are free agents, there are no "shares" to buy. There is nothing now left of them apart from the odd Argyle lacky pretending this is all a little local difficulty just wait whilst one of the long line of prospective new owners comes and buys them.

There's no participation agreement as above. but there certainly is a lengthy list of real clubs who would like to take their place. Time to be fair to them.

Time to call out New York and Ottawa. Given their "ambitions" are Superleague the game here should be organising for them to provide a "bond" before they kick a ball here. Argyle failed completely on an £18,000,000 spend. Anyone think Perez or Wilby has that?

Anyone think real sports investors will look at the TWP debacle and say - yeh I'll stick a few $$$Million in.

According to dreamers Perez and Wilby they are there and pumping it in now, but we cannot possibly be told who they are.

They aren't pursuing anything now

[i"When Hunter says ‘potential new owner’ he’s referring to two groups, both of which have since become public. The first is a group based out of the United States, assumed to be led by Ricky Wilby. The second is the Newcastle Thunder. It’s important to note that the CEO only referred to the groups by their geographic designation, although both seem to have very different ideas of what direction they would go with the Wolfpack".[/i

New York and New Castle are after their place in the league.

Merger between Toronto and Newcastle, playing in Black and white at St James' maybe?