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What a fantastic club Toronto Wolfpack are.
In 2019 we could have Super League games played in Barcelona, Perpignan, Toronto, Dublin and Copenhagen.

Average Temperature in Copenhagen in February is between -1 and 3 degrees. IIRC the only stadium with a roof on it in Copenhagen holds about 40,000. What's the danish for Hot-dog canon?

Dublin I can see some mileage in, especially if it's v St Helens, as the Ferry to Dun Laoghair would drop them 1hrs drive away from the stadium.

As for Perpignan? Did you feel that over egging the pudding would make you seem like a credible poster? AFAIK, Perpignan has hosted plenty of SL games already......

Toronto. Single handedly trying to raise the profile of rugby league than any other English rugby league club.

Regards

King James

Trying to ?

Obviously their location will attract attention , as it would in any sport that admitted a team thousands of miles away , it isn't the ' norm '

So not necessarily any effort needed , the question is to who's benifit ?

Clueless...

Edited for accuracy.

And the only thing Saints have raised is the hub cap.

Really?

Over the years we’ve had Warrington v Wigan in the Great American Challenge, all clubs involved when the NRL clubs toured England when SL started, all clubs involved in the Magic Weekend for years in Cardiff/Edinburgh/Manchester/Newcastle, Warrington played in Barcelona, Leeds did a pre-season in the US once, HullKR played in Toulouse, Wigan took a home game to London, it was our clubs that drive the World Club Series, Leeds played a Cas at Elland Road in front of a big crowd, Wigan v Hull in Australia, England played New Zealand in Denver, the chairmen if English SL clubs want to get a better TV deal and there’s been a power battle between them this year, Wigan playing in Barcelona next season...

I’d say Toronto have realised that having a team in a league 4000 miles away is unsustainable so they’re having to find closer alternatives. They’ll be the København Lions in three years.

shame its not playing tonight as expected rain

I’d be more concerned with your own fixture if I were you. Is your final heading for a sell out?

It's already sold our Troll !

rather not be in that final again, sell out lets see eh

& again in English please treacle !

Correct me if I am wrong but, isn't your owner David Argyle a =#FF0000BILLIONAIRE !!!
*I seem to recall you bragging about his/Toronto Wolfpacks wealth*

Its not a fair comparison mate, but you're classing the Benidorm flats as a covered end

and the Dutch Barn on the corner of the West Terrace is the only shelter for away fans.

Wigan don't do a very good job of painting over them mate. In Friday's semi final Thaler penalised Castleford's Milner for handling in the 18 yard box. Bent or what?

I'm fairly sure Halifax played Cas in the Isle of Man one year.

Possibly the reason he's a billionaire is because he doesn't waste money.

I've never bragged about anything, you must be confusing me with some other non-Leigh supporter.

The RL Charity Shield (winners of the league versus winners of the Challenge Cup) was held 9 times over 11 years from 1985 to 1996 (Wigan won both competitions in 93-94 and 94-95). The first 4 years were in the Isle of Man, with Cas playing Fax in 1986-87, with Wigan versus Fax the next year. Anfield, Swansea, Gateshead and Dublin were the other venues.

Wires played in Biarritz, London in Scotland and Leicester. Games on the road are nothing special. Aussies take games from the east coast to the west and north coasts. NZ to the other island. Whats the issue??

Exactly good businessmen don't typically waste money. Londons owner is wealthy enough to take them to the top of SL, so was Branson when he owned London.

Lamport Stadium.......not even remotely close to being full!