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[b:1op7f06h]Watch your team play the Dragons in style for free next season[/b:1op7f06h]
Fly to Girona, weekend stay in boutique style accomodation in the old town or bespoke packages to the Costa Brava, all transfers included
[url:1op7f06h]http://www.catalanRL.com[/url:1op7f06h]: |
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Having recently moved to Northern Spain, I am really enjoying being able to nip over the border and still watch Super League - from what I can see, although away fans attendance has dropped off (weak pound, novelty value faded), I get the feeling the Catalans are here to stay. Good local following, investment in the ground.
But, other than them, I can't see the franchise system going to Wales and London (previously south yorkshire and the north east) really working long term. Only survives on funding and cheap tickets, no real support, poor teams.
Do fans think the Catalans are hear to stay? Will you go to the game year in year out, or has the novelty worn off?
Will RL eventually get back to basics and be happy to thrive in the traditional heartlands? Or is expansion the way forward?rl][www.catalanRL.com]
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