An 8 team top comp? that would be exciting seeing same teams play each other 4 or 5 times a season!
They're the only ideas the English game have.Put Manchester in to replace hemel....forget all these dumb ideas..
It's dumb ideas that's f**king up the game in this country
Are Manchester rangers ready to go?Put Manchester in to replace hemel....forget all these dumb ideas..
It's dumb ideas that's f**king up the game in this country
How does what your suggesting switch to a european system anymore than what we have now? All you've done is rearrange the clubs and call the divisions something different! What we have now is just as good, direct promotion for any "european" or Nth American team that is good enough. At least in Nth hemisphere there is a clear and direct pathway for any club anywhere that wants to one day play in SL.
http://www.skolarsrl.com/2018/12/19/toronto-wolfpack-invest-in-london-skolars
Two of the world’s most iconic cities have joined forces in a transatlantic sports partnership, which is a major boost to the sport of Rugby League.
RFL Betfred Championship club Toronto Wolfpack have bought a sizeable minority stake in League 1 club London Skolars. The new partnership also includes an in-kind financial investment alongside ongoing commercial, performance, development and community support. The two organizations will collaborate and share best practice in digital marketing, media, PR and fan engagement.
The ambition and investment will engage and excite potential new investors and partners for London Skolars. It is also expected that key trade links can be formed between Toronto Wolfpack’s partners and the City of London, growing an ever-expanding transatlantic trade platform.
London Skolars majority Owner, Hector McNeil, commented:
“We are hugely excited with Toronto Wolfpack’s investment and partnership; the impact they have had on Rugby League in a short period of time is very exciting, and unprecedented in our game. This financial and business partnership with a fellow key global city will allow us to amplify our own ambitions and work together to elevate through the leagues and establish a club capable of eventually reaching and competing in Super League.
“London, to many, is the most important commercial and sporting city in Europe, possibly the world, whilst North America is showing a genuine thirst for expanding Rugby League in a key sporting market. This partnership reflects that and moves those wheels around. We would also like to take the opportunity to thank the RFL for supporting this vision and joint venture.
“We will be exploring digital rights growth as part of this partnership and ultimately ensure that we help Rugby League grow as a global sport. Sports fans are becoming more demanding and nuanced in how they absorb sports brands and content. We intend to respond to this with some exciting initiatives alongside expanding community work and impact. These are hugely exciting times for global Rugby League and the growth of the sport in the Capital.”
Toronto Wolfpack Owner, David Argyle, added:
“We are very excited at this opportunity to combine the brand power of the two global cities of London and Toronto. Importantly our investment allows us to satisfy two of Toronto Wolfpack’s core values; in expanding and accelerating our platform to put rugby balls in kids’ hands, and further developing transatlantic trade.
“London Skolars have a fantastic history and worked tirelessly for almost 25 years to establish Rugby League on the UK capital’s sporting map. We intend to support the Skolars and do all we can to continue building on that success.”
http://www.skolarsrl.com/2018/12/19/toronto-wolfpack-invest-in-london-skolars
Two of the world’s most iconic cities have joined forces in a transatlantic sports partnership, which is a major boost to the sport of Rugby League.
RFL Betfred Championship club Toronto Wolfpack have bought a sizeable minority stake in League 1 club London Skolars. The new partnership also includes an in-kind financial investment alongside ongoing commercial, performance, development and community support. The two organizations will collaborate and share best practice in digital marketing, media, PR and fan engagement.
The ambition and investment will engage and excite potential new investors and partners for London Skolars. It is also expected that key trade links can be formed between Toronto Wolfpack’s partners and the City of London, growing an ever-expanding transatlantic trade platform.
London Skolars majority Owner, Hector McNeil, commented:
“We are hugely excited with Toronto Wolfpack’s investment and partnership; the impact they have had on Rugby League in a short period of time is very exciting, and unprecedented in our game. This financial and business partnership with a fellow key global city will allow us to amplify our own ambitions and work together to elevate through the leagues and establish a club capable of eventually reaching and competing in Super League.
“London, to many, is the most important commercial and sporting city in Europe, possibly the world, whilst North America is showing a genuine thirst for expanding Rugby League in a key sporting market. This partnership reflects that and moves those wheels around. We would also like to take the opportunity to thank the RFL for supporting this vision and joint venture.
“We will be exploring digital rights growth as part of this partnership and ultimately ensure that we help Rugby League grow as a global sport. Sports fans are becoming more demanding and nuanced in how they absorb sports brands and content. We intend to respond to this with some exciting initiatives alongside expanding community work and impact. These are hugely exciting times for global Rugby League and the growth of the sport in the Capital.”
Toronto Wolfpack Owner, David Argyle, added:
“We are very excited at this opportunity to combine the brand power of the two global cities of London and Toronto. Importantly our investment allows us to satisfy two of Toronto Wolfpack’s core values; in expanding and accelerating our platform to put rugby balls in kids’ hands, and further developing transatlantic trade.
“London Skolars have a fantastic history and worked tirelessly for almost 25 years to establish Rugby League on the UK capital’s sporting map. We intend to support the Skolars and do all we can to continue building on that success.”
This. The skolars if I’m correct have been playing at the same ground for 20+ years. They just need some investment and capital to develop both on and off the pitch in terms of player recruitment and grassroots development in the primary and secondary schools.Also get the feeling that from a marketing point of view the "London Skolars" has a better look/name than London Broncos. Might be something there!? Hope things get bigger and better for both the Wolfpack and the Skolars. Strength and power with success to both clubs!
Personally I’d also drop the broncos moniker since the Brisbane broncos haven’t been involved with the club in over 20 years and adopt a more English/London centric name.
Crusaders anyone??
Personally I’d also drop the broncos moniker since the Brisbane broncos haven’t been involved with the club in over 20 years and adopt a more English/London centric name.
Crusaders anyone??
They should add the word “west” to their name. The west London fill in the blank.London Knights? London Royals? London Towers? London Saxons?
They should add the word “west” to their name. The west London fill in the blank.
West London Knights , West London Saxons, West London Royals, West London Stallions?