That explains,to me and quite a lot of others, why the game in this country is in the position it is.
So at least I have a better understanding of what is now acceptable and the low requirements/ standards the game in this country must aspire to.

Can you explain how "Oceanics" take money out of the game?

I dont think he can and now he's hiding behind the "if you dont know, I'm not going to tell you"

Here's a clue, UK are not the same countries as New Zealand or Australia. They use different monetary systems and the money goes there.
Economics 101

The £ is only going to be worth less and less as the next decade continues, especially when we leave the EU.

And where does the money paid to British players go?

Holy crap.

It makes no difference if players are from Bondi or Batley. I don't see English players doing something magical with their salary to help the sport that overseas players aren't doing.

Brilliant logic.

And what do British players do with their hard earned money? Do they pour it back into the game? Does Sam Tomkins give away half his salary to community clubs or buy all his clothes from the Wigan shop - what are you going on about?

It's not necessarily a lack of quality in the juniors, some clubs don't seem to want to take a chance on them to give them the experience needed. They'd rather play a 25 year old from the Queensland Cup/NSW Cup who has made 10 NRL appearances in 5 years and realised they're never going to be NRL first grade players.

I'm sorry are you suggesting that RL clubs should introduce some sort of scrip/truck system for paying players so the don't spend it on things you believe unacceptable?

They'll pay tax over here, buy food and consumer goods, they'll basically contribute to the Uk economy because they'll be living here. Not sure what relevance this has specifically to money in the game, as has been said no is donating their salary into the game they are just using it to live their life, whether from workington or timbucktoo. Do you give half your salary to our employer for investment?

Am I missing something?

The one ex international player I've talked to about their time in England said that their family took the chance to do the tourist thing all through England and Europe, and they ended up spending more money than they earnt. Not that they were complaining. They said it was a great experience for the whole family.
I suspect the exchange rate isn't that big a thing for older players, who are more looking for a paid holiday than to make themselves rich - because they are rich already.

The pound will shoot up approx 2 years after Brexit as other countries leave

Thats right and some clubs need to do more to produce better junior players.
The quality of the avergge overseas player is no better than the average Super League player we have in the country.