Lets burn an effigy of the cartoon cat in the car park at BV before next seasons first home game and someone could have a large needle and trip up as they are walking past the players tunnel, fall over holding the needle and accidentally burst that monstrosity that is the blow up cat.

Oh the list is endless why does the season have to stop now just as W.S.H.I.T is gaining momentum.

Note to the forum administrator this is tongue in cheek and i am not chsmpioning Criminal damage in anyway !!!!

And the common as muck try scoring celebration song has to go. Bet they even play it at wembley. Whatever, lets have OUR OWN TUNE like we used to have. 50 years of rock and we all play the same ditty.

Can you provide evidence that the RFL have pumped money into London RL? How much and when? Where are the articles? Or is this just another regurgitated myth that's not actually true? I think the best you could say is that the RFL have given them a reprieve and let them retain their SL place after they have gone bust before.

I can't help but notice the last time London were in difficulty and the northern clubs tried to cannibalise them their chairmen subsequently did a u-turn and very quickly came round to the idea of a London team in SL. Just speculation on my part, but I'm guessing that they were warned SKY would slash the TV contract with no London in SL. Food for thought, what if Sky did cut the TV contract and we had to reduce Superleague to 12 or 10 teams? Wouldn't that result in more heartland clubs losing their top flight places than they are now anyway?

Why not just get that old lass to put the cat in a wheelie bin.

Too late - if the Cat goes - the finger will be pointing your way!

hanging on by a thread news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 952050.stm I do hope they don't fold

hanging on by a thread news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 952050.stm I do hope they don't fold

As much as it's tempting to want to be selfish and think of it as a possible get-out-of-jail card for Trinity, I'm with you Snowie. We need the presence in London to ensure sponsorship, Sky money and the like. Expansion of the game, while sometimes approached in a heavy-handed way that doesn't quite works, stops rugby league becoming the parochial Northern sport that would kill the game off on a national level and having a London team is the foundation of that...

So being based in London is the green light that it does not matter what you do on the field.May as well bringl in clubs from Scotland and Ireland and throw long established clubs out.What a eay to run the sport.

and where exactly have you been for the last 10 years so you dont think thats true?