Surely Itshould be 50/50 split?

Pay on the gate. I don't think there will be any danger of us testing the 26,000 capacity.

No problem with Toulouse joining but they need to come in at C1 level and be subject to the salary cap and import rules that all clubs are subject to. They should get no special treatment above and beyond a UK based club get if they are treated as equally as us or say Rochdale and they succeed good on them.

it's been proven that coming up through the C/C1 ranks doesn't work if the club is semi pro - the travel alone is the main pronblem and with the majority of french playing & coaching staff having to hold down full time jobs (just like the english lads in C/C1) it just isn't feasable

the only way is full time pros,like at Catalans

when Toulouse are offered the SL franchise in 2015 or next time around the team will have to be rebuilt - the sponsorship is in place and the club are just awaiting final approuval from the city council to commence ground redevelopment to met SL criteria etc - work should start after xmas.

Spoke to someone at the Dons earlier in the week, the money taken for tickets sold by the Dons is not handed over to the Bulls. It is treated as part payment of the monies owed to the Dons. So if the game doesnt go ahead we shouldnot be out of pocket .

yes that sounds like the rfl, a big club could go bust because it cant meet its costs,so the rfl put on them another long trip where they need to stay over, and ride roughshod over clubs that have invested in trying to do things the way they should be, like fev and fax. im sure that the supporters of those clubs will be delighted that yet another " club" are to come in and have their own set of rules and endless finance. and you wonder why. the game is losing supporters