Toronto is (or promises to be) a fantastic example of what happens when you put rugby people in charge of the rugby and marketing people in charge of the marketing, rather than following the usual rugby league way of putting rugby people in charge of the rugby, and accountants in charge of the marketing.

Next years Challenge Cup games....will they be allowed to to play at home (if drawn)?

Why not ?

Presumably if they make it to SL then they would bring in money from a Canadian TV deal. You could presumably attract more sponsors, even for teams in England, since you're being exposed to more people and in different countries.

Their home games are all played in the uk until may anyway!

They are too good for even Super League, they need to play in the NRL....can this be arranged ?

Dunno, who do you think I am, Todd Greenberg?



They'll give Leigh a pasting next year. Looking forward to that.

Indeed they might , possibly depending on which SL club they decide to pillage of players in winter , my monies on Cas , unless of course Montreal get there first

Montreal are a few years off yet, but I expect them to be up to Leigh standard pretty quickly once they're up & running.



And all this "pillaging" of players

, which of the "pillaged" players would get into the current Leigh side?

Worthington definitely.

Dixon probably into the 17.

Kay possibly.



The rest not so much.



Less about who would get into the team and more about the disruption caused last season.

Of those three, which ones were contracted to Leigh for 2017?



It disrupted you that much you flew through the 8's and didn't even need the MPG. If you're season had collapsed you'd maybe have a case. Surely it's time to move on from it? Worthington, Kay & Dixon are hardly worth being bitter about.

Was just answering your question.



I'm not bitter about Toronto, but if a club was tapping up your players from February onwards on the scale that Toronto were talking to Leigh players, you wouldn't be screaming your support for them from the rooftops.