If these three teams were to come up, there would be more than ourselves who would suffer an impact on the money generated from ticket sales. It would also mean at least one of Leeds or Hull Kr would have been relegated

I would imagine in this scenario that there may be a reshuffle with the league structure up to 14 teams, to compensate for the number of foreign teams (and London), who are unlikely to bring many fans. As well as to keep Leeds or Hull Kr (from the above scenario) within super league. If not, then the funding would have to increase to offset this loss.

It's all hypothetical anyway, as I dont see any more than 2 teams coming up. Toronto being the favourite at the expense of Widnes, I predict Toronto ti finish 3rd behind Leeds and HKR. And then potentially one other at the expense of Salford in the MPG

Perhaps you should stick to making comments on your own board. Won't be too cocky when you get a hammering.

Brearley may I remind you of the 2016 season when you slipped back into the good old days when you were perennial winners of the wooden spoon although you probably wasn't born at the time, in fact in 2016 you shared the honour with Salford of having the lowest attendance in SL over 30 round of games, you'd be far better studying for next years gcse results than coming on here.
I wouldn't mind betting your still knocking on folks doors and then running away you little tinker.

Worst seasons??? What about the relegation season and the three previous as bottom club?

No trip to watch Trinity is ever a waste boy.

You really haven't a clue.

Win some, lose some.

Clearly you do, Captain Dunce. Do you get a trophy for your achievements against Wakefield this year?