From the start some were doubting the sense of toronto, others were convinced it was going to be the re birth of the game.
Without zombie disease would anything have been different? For me Toronto were already doomed to relegation, there owner would have walked at that point.
Newcastle shows a sensible approach to trying to expand the game, sadly leigh isnt, sadly London were not even in the running in reality. How they didnt go for toulouse i dont know. Ah well, lets see if leigh can stay up

I hope they get tonked every week

Will Derek Beaumont lose interest as he did before, if they do.

The only plus side if they did stay up, is that another waste of SL space would get relegated, and despite nicking a larger share of the funding. Toulouse was such a logical option. Days like this really makes me wish SL would go belly up

A couple of things against Toulouse.
1) Betfred are not able to promote in France.
2) Issues over a TV deal in France.

Its on its way Honkytonk. Can someone remind me the last time RL packed out Wembley, Old Trafford or even Elland Road? Even with the stupid Magic weekend has RL ever packed out a moderate sized stadium?

Old Trafford for the Grand Final every Oct

In 2019 the attendance was given as 64,102 but sure the capacity is just under 76,000. Unless RL has a lower capacity due to fans greater waist measurements, thats not a sell out WQ

I'm unsure what your point is.

I've been out of the loop for a while - can someone summarise? Is this happening or not?

Radio silence from the club as usual I see (aside from partnerships with all you can eat kebab shops)

Good to see you agree with your own post Dave. Welcome back

Someone's got to