No you didn't. You only proved you are the dullest poster on here. Something you do time and time again.

Its not the local board for local people over here sweetheart, unlike the wakefield board there are actual real life other people here and your little band of morons get pulled up when they are making things up.

Truth hurts eh? Nice little outburst.



May I suggest some time away from the computer? Try the real world for a bit.

You can suggest whatever you like, you can do it on the Wakefield board, as many people will read it on there as will care about it here.

Great comeback...

But what about Toulouse? Isn't that the real issue?

Anyway, lets move passed Wildthing’s playground insults, and weird Wakefield bitterness. Leeds paid all their debts by the way.



Toulouse. Big, rich city, rich rugby history and RL history, great attendance sows great potential. Wonderful opportunity for the game. Maybe when fans of RL stop being so negative and pessimistic about the game, the media will too.

Leeds were taken over by Caddick, they didnt go into administration and emerge as a different company like Wakefield, Bradford etc. Leeds Cricket, Football & Athletic Company Ltd was incorporated in 1889 and remains the company that runs the rugby league team and owns the assets.

There was a deal done with Tetley's to provide funds up front to help pay off the largest debts in return for years of main sponsorship. But it was only in the last few years that Leeds finally became debt free. They are reaping the benefits of that now with profits of £600k IIRC in the last accounts.

If indeed Ian Lenagan, Eamon McManus, Mr Moran, and Mr. Hetherington did go to Toulouse and did give Toulouse the green light, then we can assume that it is a done deal.



It will be a rare day for Super League fans' rejoicing if the accession to Super League of Toulouse is announced in July. In the midst of such bad news emanating from London, Toulouse will be a ray of hope for the growth of our game.



I would note that the Bentley brothers, both of whom have played for France, have signed up for Toulouse, so they must be confident that there is a good future there.

Jean, thanks for answering my questions earlier.



I thought you had to be granted a license to enter Super League in 2014, so how can a team be announced in 2013?

Toulouse can not be in SL in 2014, The Licensing period is done until 2015 when the new restructure will be here, Toulouse will simply be put in SL 2 or Chapionship as everyone already knows it as.



Thats it, Nothing else to see here, Move on.

I haven't seen bumtwitching like this since the last time someone picked Leeds in the Club Call.